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> Two people are enough to conspire. And to claim (as you did, if I understand correctly) that you need a "large group of people" to hire an assassin to take ou

by pfisch 9y ago

> Two people are enough to conspire. And to claim (as you did, if I understand correctly) that you need a "large group of people" to hire an assassin to take out one person is irrational, and I believe contradicts a lot of well documented court cases involving organized crime. No this coverup would have to include the DC police with his laptop and many others to bury all the other connections that would exist with wikileaks.

beagle3 9y ago
He might not have left anything visible. The police in this case would not have to be in on it, just not very enthusiastic - which they often are.
- pfisch 9y ago
  So he wouldn't have tor installed? His computer wouldn't be encrypted? This is ridiculous, the laptop would be full of all the software required for being a leaker.
- pfisch 9y ago
  His internet traffic logs would also have lots of indications that he was encrypting all of his traffic.