Re: Billionaire Chris Cline, six others, dead in helicopter crash off Nassau
So Cline either lived in, or had a lot of friends in Beckley, West Virginia
Look what happened there yesterday.
http://wvmetronews.com/2019/07/03/update-woman-who-died-in-nc-explosion-identified-as-beckley-doctors-wife/
Gas explosion blew up $1 million+ mansion, injured cardiologist owner, killed his wife
Beckley is a very small town. What the hell is going on? The man once dated Tiger Woods' ex-wife Elin Nordegren? This many big-deal deaths in two days?
And get a load of this. Cline owned a yacht that had its own SUBMARINE.
https://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-7215401/Chris-Cline-dated-Tiger-Woodss-ex-wife-six-die-helicopter-crash.html
AND more about the money:
"Cline first founded the Cline Group in 1990. The company operated a number of underground coal mines across the country, according to Metro News.
In 2003, Cline Group sold its interests in mining and process in Appalachia to focus on new mines in the Illinois Basin.
In 2006, he founded Foresight Energy, which relied on renewed interest in high sulfur and high Btu coal.
His success earned him the nickname ‘New King Coal.’
Cline said he didn't mind the negative views of him held by the public in light of concerns that the burning of coal was contributing to climate change.
‘As far as the social acceptability of coal, I like to think I’m part of supplying the cheapest energy in America,’ Cline told Bloomberg in 2010.
Eventually, Foresight Energy amassed some three billion tons of coal reserves throughout Illinois and the Northern Appalachians.
In 2011, his charity, the Cline Family Foundation, donated $5million to West Virginia University’s athletic department and medical school."
Underground mining
"Foundation"
Yacht
It stinks to high heaven, anons. This isn't some coincidence. There's more to this.
Hat Tip to the Anons
Cline contributed $1 million to President Trump’s inaugural committee in 2017. Before Trump was elected president, Cline originally donated to a different Republican — Jeb Bush — making a $1 million contribution to a super-PAC supporting Bush’s campaign.