We must have an immediate Scalia autopsy

American Thinker ^ | 02/16/2016 | James Lewis

[napscoordinator]

For God's sake.....the family said NO. Not only that but he is embalmed already. Kinda hard to do that now. Let the guy rest in peace. This is becoming an embarrassment. If the family wanted it then I'd be for it, but only the family decides and they decided not to do one.

[Clintonfatigued]

I think that’s reasonable.

[DoughtyOne]

[skeeter]

Your wish is granted. I just heard that a Texas judge has ordered one.

[Jim W N]

Didn’t they find a pillow over his head or face. Isn’t that a bit suspicious?

[nascarnation]

That’s good info.
I respect their judgement.
Sometimes old guys just die.

[Shady]

The plot thickens.....

[Guenevere]

I say GOOD!

[fireman15]

Scalia’s untimely departure means that if Ted Cruz’s eligibility is challenged he is now toast under all of the most likely scenarios... Supreme court deadlocked... liberal appeals court ruling stands.

Add Trump to the suspect list.

[Cementjungle]

We must have an immediate Scalia autopsy

Can't do an autopsy. He had been fed through a wood chipper before he went to bed and died of natural causes.

[fwdude]

4-4 split? How so?

Kennedy will just vote with the confirmed libs out of spite if the Senate blocks an appointment.

[dinoparty]

Do you know WHY they were against doing an autopsy? Could be anything, from belief they already know why he died, to trying to protect his legacy, to simply being in shock, to something more sinister. Seems to me, if for no other reason to prevent just these types of discussions, an autopsy would have been ordered.

[napscoordinator]

Not if he had a headache when he went to bed. His eyes would have been red or bloodshot if he were strangled. I am 100 percent he died of old age from smoking, overweight, lack of exercise, horrible eating habits. But strangulation? Very doubtful. He was 79 not 59. He lived 7 years longer then average men.

[Mozilla]

Hope no foul play is involved. You never know.

[Jack Black]

Respectfully, it’s a lot more important than they families wishes.

[JimRed]

...the family said NO.

What kind of threats or blackmail caused that?

[CGASMIA68]

Fer Sure.

Joselyn Elders must recuse

[grania]

One would think that an unexplained death of someone as important as a Supreme Court judge would automatically be autopsied.

[DoodleDawg]

I think that absent any evidence of foul play then the family’s wishes should take priority over a James Lewis’s paranoia.