He continued to live a hectic lifestyle with little sleep and he died young.
His hard-to-process death is a great loss but to claim he was "murdered" with poison darts, etc., (on another thread) makes no sense. Is it logical to think the "killer" would have known he was going to be out walking at midnight?
How would security protect from poison darts anyway?
Peter and the Wolf!
See post #36
Show me a claim from BEFORE March 1, 2012 which says that Breitbart had heart problems.
The initial Reuters report had his father-in-law saying he knew of no cardiac problems and had the spokesman for the coroner’s office saying Breitbart hadn’t seen a doctor for over a year. It is the DISCREPANCIES as well as the TIMING that make this death suspicious.
Breitbart was in a long conversation with a liberal at a bar in his neighborhood before he went home. If somebody was trying to track him it would have been a piece of cake to know where he was and to follow him. Interesting that a neighbor saw him when he fell. Must have been the night to be outside walking at midnight, on a Wednesday night.