The Marshals were told that it was a “member of” Scalia’s party that had died. Not that Scalia had died. The whole thing stinks. He was murdered.
It's quite a leap from "the whole thing stinks", etc., to "[Supreme Court Justice Scalia] was murdered".
Extraordinary claims require extraordinary evidence, and as of right now, I've seen evidence that the response to Justice Scalia's death was less than optimal. However, I've seen no evidence to indicate that he was murdered.
I'm quite open to reviewing any such evidence, but simply haven't seen any as yet. Indulging in conspiracy theories regarding incidents such as the death of Justice Scalia—theories which are somewhat thin as far as actual evidence—is a perfect example of the type of thing that the Mainstream Media will use to discredit and cause the public to scoff at the Q phenomenon, thus undermining the "red pilling" which is an ostensible goal of these efforts by Q.
On the other hand, I found the "tip top" and "tippy top" "confirmations" to be quite interesting—and likely the sort of "evidence" that average people would probably find relatively convincing, as far as establishing Q's bona fide connection to the inner circle of the Trump administration...