Former Trump advisor's father's death labeled 'suspicious': multiple agencies investigate

6 ABC - WPVI ^ | April 18, 2018

[fatima]

So sad.

[treetopsandroofs]

“I know! How could people actually doing the investigating and seeing all the evidence disagree with you? It’s outrageous.”

Like the people who investigated and saw all all the evidence after Antonin Scalia died?

[yldstrk]

“Do you believe in coincidences?”

“Yes I do. I also believe in causation. 84 years old, just suffered a stroke, may well have been taking blood thinners, fell, hit his head, developed a subdural hematoma or worse, and died. Happens to a lot of people every day who aren’t named H.R. McMaster, Sr.”

Thank you, this Q business makes me snort in derision.

[yldstrk]

Oh and the medical “team” so the liability is spread around.

[GailA]

Not the first time assisted care has covered up bad care. My friend worked in one, she ended up quitting over the horrid care patients who had no visitors received. Even if they have visitors, falls are covered up. Liability to cover the cost of treatment is high and raises ins rates. Gets your facility downgraded too. CYA.

[neverevergiveup]

"He was an 84 yo guy in a nursing home for a stroke. I’m guessing they think the staff was grossly negligent, and that’s why they’re calling it suspicious.

Yes, this makes sense. The facility was worried about being sued for negligence - especially since he is the father of a VIP who has the resources to sue them.

[DivineMomentsOfTruth]

He was an 84 yo guy in a nusing home for a stroke. I’m guessing they think the staff was grossly negligent, and that’s why they’re calling it suspicious.

That was my thought exactly.
The Leftist Media is dishonest to the core.. They are manipulators and everyone knows it.

[reasonisfaith]

I can’t think of any reason to assume they wouldn’t use retaliation to accomplish their goals.

No moral reason not to use it.

No practical or strategic reason.

Reasons in favor of using this tactic would be both retribution and deterrence.

[reasonisfaith]

Good thinking.

[reasonisfaith]

You guys are overlooking the fact that this is the father of National Security Advisor of the United States.

Think logically.

[reasonisfaith]

You sound desperate.

[reasonisfaith]

What about McMaster allowing himself to be taken out of a position where he was able to be an informant to the deep state? That’s his crime, as far as they’re concerned.

Do you remember how happy the deep state was when Trump picked him?

[Wallace T.]

I believe the Clintons and others have arranged the murder of opponents or potential squealers. That being said, people in their seventies and eighties are prone to suffer medical complications that lead to death. For example, there was a lot of speculation about foul play in the death of Justice Antonin Scalia. However, at the time of his death, he was almost 80. He had a history of heart trouble, had high blood pressure, was overweight, and was a smoker. The day before he passed away, he had gone quail hunting, which involved physical exercise to which he was probably not used. So no foul play, just the course of nature.

[bgill]

I believe in negligent care of an elderly man.

[reasonisfaith]

In fact, I’m going to think more about your comment, analyze it, characterize and categorize it with commentary included.

[goodnesswins]

YES...what you said...plus after surgery, ANYONE should have someone with them 24 hours a day at a hospital...ALWAYS. A family member, a friend, etc....keeping watch.

[Hawthorn]

>> Actually it was space aliens who did it because McMaster’s dad had discovered their subterranean hideout <<

Totally wrong. It was actually henchmen working on behalf of Rafael Cruz, because they thought (mistakenly, as it turns out) that HRM Sr. had evidence of Rafael’s clandestine ties to Carlos Marcello, Jim Garrison and Lee Harvey Whatshisname.

[Hawthorn]

>> Still makes no sense <<

Then I guess you don’t belong on this thread.

[Hawthorn]

>> a common-sense, logical explanation <<

Maybe too much to ask.

[Sacajaweau]

Suspicious death? Nothing suspicious about it.

No one shoved him, hit him on the head, etc etc.

My friend's father fell out of bed in a facility. It happened. They added bars to his bed. Physically he was in good shape...but Alzheimer's took his mind and spirit.