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If this really were some conspiracy to fake a death so as to put Fuddy out of reach, then I'd expect the stories and documentation to have a more integrated, consistent appearance. As this theory presently stands, one has to believe that the conspirators, on the one hand, executed their "air game" amazingly well (even though that called for ditching a fixed-gear plane in the ocean, which is a highly risky thing to do). One the other hands, one has to believe the conspirators botched their "ground game" by not getting their stories consistent. And now these multiple-reported causes of death and other anomalies are blowing the cover off the whole faked-death thing.

I mean, c'mon, couldn't they manage even a basic pre-op meeting, something like this:

"OK, folks, Operation Delta (DELiana Take Away) is a go. The Cold Case Posse could drop their bombshell at any moment, so we've gotta get Loretta out of here and fast. The air team has got the plane rigged, so once the plane is the water, we're on. The Dive Team will wait till currents take the other passengers out of view, then will release the body double and move Loretta and hide her in the ocean swells till everyone has cleared out.

Now, once our custom-made body double is on land, it will be taken to the Coroner's office. The official cause of death will be myocardial infarction -- that's a 'heart attack' for all you liberal arts majors. [general laughter] OK, got that? Coroner?"

"Check."

"Police?"

"Check."

"Coast Guard? Oh, right, we didn't invite the feds in on this one."

"Now you all know your assignments. You'll be swell. You'll be great. Oh, and kudos already to our Funeral Task Force; they've gone and gotten Confidentiality Agreements from all the friends, co-workers and family expected to attend. We can't stage this open-casket: once the body double gets saturated in sea water, it won't look right. But the pre-made video feed we're getting to the news channels will show open-casket so as to make the rest of the world think those in attendance actually saw Ms. Fuddy's corpse. So, great job team, that was some effort." [general applause] "

OK, any questions? If not, wait for the signal, then it's 'places!'"

This should have been so simple.

Moral of the story: the inconsistencies point away from conspiracy, not at it.

“I’d expect the stories and documentation to have a more integrated, consistent appearance.”

Absolutely.

They went through all that effort and yet when Butter asks the Maui Police Chief about it, he admits that no one died in the plane crash. That kinda defeats the whole purpose of the exercise.

“the inconsistencies point away from conspiracy, not at it.”

They’re running the show, they could have said she died from anything they wanted. Why pick such an inconclusive diagnosis as arrhythmia? Drowning would have been absolutely consistent with the circumstances.

There is no perfect crime.

Even the couple dozen Benqhazi witnesses that the Obama reqime qave new identities to, in order to keep them from beinq accessible to Conqressional investiqators, were eventually found out.

What, they couldn’t qet their stories straiqht, even when they had the excuswe of “national security” to hide all the records behind? Obviously their botchinq of hidinq the new identities proves that they didn’t attempt to hide the new identities...

lol

So.... why do YOU say that the Maui County Police Chief said HRS 841-3 was not in effect? Was he lyinq, or was he tellinq the truth?

I agree. Forget conspiracy. If this were any other case with these kind of discrepancies there would be an investigation to find out what the true story is. If this was your spouse and the Medical Examiner came out and told you, “Sorry, she died of severe internal injuries.” and then ten minutes later came back and said, “No I really meant to say she died from drowning.” and then ten minutes later came back and said, “No, got it wrong again, she died from cardiac arrhythmia.” you would say”what the hell is going on?” That's what the article is pointing out. An investigation needs to sort out this story about Fuddy’s death until the pieces fit. That's all. Let's see what it reveals.

"Moral of the story: the inconsistencies point away from conspiracy, not at it."

There is a third possibility.

The inconsistencies are there.
They are obvious.
And they are being left there on purpose.
>Because<
The "other side" thinks it's funny to watch the conspiracy theorists run around making fools out of themselves.

And it's working - QED.