>They also have a host of detractors, from the FBI—which looked at the deaths in 2008 and concluded the vast majority appeared to be accidental drownings—to the

>They also have a host of detractors, from the FBI—which looked at the deaths in 2008 and concluded the vast majority appeared to be accidental drownings—to the Center for Homicide Research—which looked at 40 of the cases and concluded the same—to the various police departments and medical examiners that handled each case and steadfastly refuse to change their conclusions. This whole article sets of my conspiracy theory alarm. So you have a bunch of young men who are being murdered across multiple cities and multiple professionals at multiple levels of government are completely blind to it? And what is the payoff. It's not like these are drug related murders where there is a lot of money at stake? This article just doesn't add up for me.