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This makes me so angry. Such an important case, so much on the line. And then this. And if you question the official narrative of "suicide", you will probably s
by s9w 7y ago
This makes me so angry. Such an important case, so much on the line. And then this. And if you question the official narrative of "suicide", you will probably soon be labeled a conspiracy theorist.
Oh an just by the way, this news broke first on 4chan (thread 222518349). That just on the matter of what the value of these sites are.
edit: and already there are [dead] comments who question this
- buttcoinslol 7y agoHe died the way he lived: with people looking the other way.
- sfthrower89 7y agoYou won the internet with this quote.
- belltaco 7y agoThe problem, in my experience, is that for one legit fact usually there is a lot of actual fake news thrown in, along with context free facts, in those communities. This causes a lot of people believe false things and keep repeating it to others. A form of brainwashing. Also people who assume someone's guilt and then work backwards towards showing it, while ignoring other signs.
- Fjolsvith 7y agoThis is the way I would have explained the main stream media.
- captncraig 7y agoThe suicide narrative is perfectly reasonable. The fact that he was on suicide watch already is what raises questions of corruption and coverups.
- kingofpandora 7y agoWhy would you doubt suicide?
- Valmar 7y agoBecause it's just too convenient. He was murdered, far more logically.
- zachberger 7y agoHow is it far more logical?
- Valmar 7y agoBecause he was on suicide watch, until conveniently taken off of it a few hours before he died. His cell's camera also "mysteriously" stopped working. Somehow, he hung himself, which should have been impossible at the facility he was in. The odds make it extremely probably that he was "suicided", that is, murdered, and then have his death announced by a corrupt coroner as "suicide". As it is, it seems like he was probably murdered by strangulation.