Re: Who Was Seth Rich?
Posted: Wed May 24, 2017 5:05 pm
Thanks Mulligan, good find.
Geez, what a swamp.
Geez, what a swamp.
What you don't know can't hurt them.
https://www.rigorousintuition.ca/board2/
https://www.rigorousintuition.ca/board2/viewtopic.php?t=40233
No surprise—all those people would of course love to find something connecting the killing of Seth Rich to Democrats. Sadly, they seem to be the only ones with any motivation to investigate. And sure, they'll make all the hay they can from it.Mulligan wrote:Ed Butowsky, the Dallas wealth manager and frequent Fox News guest who facilitated a private investigation into the murder of Seth Rich, is friends with and serves on the board of an organization started by White House Chief Strategist Steve Bannon.
Those are all valid theories, thanks. I wouldn't say anything so broad as "the DNC killed Seth Rich," any more than I'd say "the government did 9/11." I do think individuals and cliques among such institutions act in their own interests.Iamwhomiam » Wed May 24, 2017 3:05 pm wrote:I don't believe the DNC was in any way responsible for Rich's murder. It should be know to all here that there's a large number of FBI insiders who detest the Clintons. I believe Rich somehow learned the hacks came from within the FBI. I have no idea who assassinated him, but also must allow the possibility his murder was committed by a soon to be gang member for his initiation into the gang. It could be completely a random act of violence by some other insane angry person. Hell, it could have been the investigator hired by the third party, the former DC detective who killed him at the bequest of his employer. Wouldn't be the first time a false flag type assassination was used to mislead observers as to cause and motive.
To wit:Elvis wrote:Nor do I rule out Russian involvement. Through cutouts e.g., perhaps Seth was induced to download the emails without knowing the real user would be pro-Trump Russians, who'd naturally be hot for such a cache.
I have studied Russian intelligence activities over the years, and have seen it -- again, manifest in many different of our counterintelligence cases, and -- and how they have been able to get people, including inside of CIA, to become treasonous.
And frequently, individuals who go along that treasonous path do not even realize they're along that path until it gets to be a bit too late.
former CIA Director John Brennan, May 23, 2017http://edition.cnn.com/TRANSCRIPTS/1705/23/ath.01.html
If it’s responsible, investigative reporting, I think it would be welcomed. But, yeah, as it is, it’s got to hurt and it’s disgusting how the use of a bereft family is being ratcheted up to serve the agendas of media and others.elfismiles » Wed May 24, 2017 12:25 pm wrote:
Yes, its always gonna hurt the family to see media attention on their deceased.
Unsolved crimes in the Bloomingdale neighborhood may be many but not unsolved murders.“Police have investigated this, and unfortunately it is one of the many unsolved murders in D.C. right now. It's one of the many unsolved crimes in the neighborhood of Bloomingdale.
http://www.npr.org/2017/05/22/529550289 ... -fake-news
From a six-part expose in December of 2000:
Getting away with murder in the District
By Colbert I. King Opinion writer July 10, 2015
“Homicides in the District are up 17.7 percent over this time last year, with 73 slayings as of Thursday.
Worse, people are getting away with murder.
So far this year, 48 D.C. homicides have gone unsolved. The killers of 70 homicide victims in 2014 have not been arrested. Fifty-four homicide cases from 2013 remain unsolved.
This scourge of unsolved murders has been building over the years.”
https://www.washingtonpost.com/opinions ... f172d3922n
Given such criticism from the Nation's Capital's leading newspaper, the D.C. Homicide Dept. can't do better in their highest profile case in years?“A year-long Washington Post investigation has found fundamental flaws in D.C. homicide cases: poor supervision of detectives scattered in districts across the city, hundreds of missing and incomplete case files, and dozens of cases closed without arrests under unclear circumstances. The disarray has persisted despite repeated promises of fixes, a precipitously dropping homicide rate and the arrival two years ago of a police chief brought in to reform a troubled department.
Nothing illustrates the depths of the department's problems more clearly than the handling of homicide case files, one of the most important measures of a department's "investigative integrity," according to an internal department memo.“
http://www.washingtonpost.com/wp-dyn/co ... 02327.html
http://www.rigorousintuition.ca/board2/ ... h+Brazile+The news story was about a private detective’s revelation that former Democratic National Committee interim chairwoman Donna Brazile was the high-ranking DNC representative who allegedly called police and the Rich family and demanded to know why a private investigator was “snooping” into the case.
The detective, Rod Wheeler, told WND: “The high-ranking DNC official that called the police after I inquired about Rich’s case was Donna Brazile. Why shouldn’t I reveal who it was?”
Brazile, who was also a CNN contributor and a Hillary for America donor at the time, was caught providing Clinton with questions that would later be asked of Clinton at a televised CNN town hall. In an interview with Fox News before the election, Brazile denied leaking the questions to Clinton. But in a March 17, 2017, column for Time magazine, she finally admitted doing so, saying it was a “mistake I will forever regret.”
Read more at http://www.wnd.com/2017/05/twitter-susp ... UXxt32h.99
Burkman made clear he does not believe in these theories and said he views them as “particularly unhelpful” and “nonsense.” He also said that the DNC and its chairwoman Donna Brazile have been doing their best to try and help solve the mystery.
Helping distribute the fliers were area residents and friends, including Donna Brazile, interim chair of the Democratic National Committee, where Seth Rich worked on helping people vote.
Damn good question, Mulligan. I can understand Assange's obligation to protect a source, but if that source was Rich, who is he protecting by refusing to confirm that the victim of an unsolved murder was his source?Mulligan » Wed May 24, 2017 12:09 pm wrote:The details on Rich's murder seem pretty murky, for sure. What evidence do we have outside of sideways Assange statements and Kim Dotcom that he was the DNC leaker?
If accurate, arrogant & suspicious inquires made by her. Except for police & law enforcement officials, only a licensed private investigator can look at open case files (it’s what they do, ‘snoop’).elfismiles » Thu May 25, 2017 7:56 pm wrote:WND EXCLUSIVE
Twitter suspends WND for Seth Rich report
Deactivates account over story about Donna Brazile's involvement
Published: 24 hours ago
http://www.wnd.com/2017/05/twitter-susp ... UXxt32h.99
The news story was about a private detective’s revelation that former Democratic National Committee interim chairwoman Donna Brazile was the high-ranking DNC representative who allegedly called police and the Rich family and demanded to know why a private investigator was “snooping” into the case.
The detective, Rod Wheeler, told WND: “The high-ranking DNC official that called the police after I inquired about Rich’s case was Donna Brazile. Why shouldn’t I reveal who it was?”
Brazile, who was also a CNN contributor and a Hillary for America donor at the time, was caught providing Clinton with questions that would later be asked of Clinton at a televised CNN town hall. In an interview with Fox News before the election, Brazile denied leaking the questions to Clinton. But in a March 17, 2017, column for Time magazine, she finally admitted doing so, saying it was a “mistake I will forever regret.”
Read more at http://www.wnd.com/2017/05/twitter-susp ... UXxt32h.99
Looks like they find it suspicious because it's Wasserman Schultz's congressional district, but it coincides with:Federal Prosecutor Found Dead on Florida Beach
By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS MAY 25, 2017, 4:07 P.M. E.D.T.
HOLLYWOOD, Fla. — The body of a federal prosecutor has been found on a Florida beach with possible head trauma.
Hollywood police spokeswoman Miranda Grossman said Thursday that the body of 37-year-old Beranton J. Whisenant Jr. was found early Wednesday by a passerby on the city's beach. She said detectives are trying to determine if the death was a homicide, suicide or something else.
Whisenant worked for the U.S. Attorney's Office in Miami in its major crimes unit. He had joined the office in January. Court records show he had been handling several visa and passport fraud cases.
Acting U.S. Attorney Benjamin G. Greenberg said in a statement that Whisenant was a "great lawyer and wonderful colleague." The office declined to comment on the investigation.