I’m sorry, but there is so many things wrong with this story, that it is almost sad that it is taken seriously in any way by anybody here.
Dr. Lorich committed suicide. He was being sued for malpractice, and had just lost his hospital provileges. There was no sign of any forced entry or struggle.
He didn’t work for the Clinton foundation. He wrote nothing in any article that attacked the Clinton Foundation. IN fact, his harshest words were for the United States government.
He wrote nothing negative to Hillary Clinton.
But check this all out for yourselves. Search news archives up to December of 2017 — you will find NOTHING associated with this doctor that is in any way connected with Clinton, the foundation, or any words of criticism or any accusations of corruption.
Read the actual CNN article that he wrote. You won’t find him blaming the Clinton Foundation for what he found in Haiti, as he wasn’t working for them and they weren’t really involved. Look for any reference of the Dr and the Clintons, you will find that he asked for their help in figuring out how to better help Haiti, NOT complaints about what they were doing.
Think about the “crime scene”. The police ruled it a suicide. If it was a homicide, it means that someone got into his apartment without leaving any evidence, got into the man’s bathroom in the middle of the day, where the man was fully dressed, and then stabbed him ONE TIME ONLY in the chest, with no struggle, and then left him there “to bleed out”.
If you were trying to kill someone, leaving him alive on the floor, with the ability to call 911, get help, and identify you, doesn’t seem very professional.
Yes, it seems an odd way to kill yourself, but there was no sign the man did anything after being stabbed but simply lie on the floor and bleed out. No indication he tried to crawl anywhere, tried to stop the bleeding, pull out the knife, take any action.
Sure, you could imagine he somehow blacked out immediately, but there is no reason for that to be the case, and there were no signs of any other blunt force trauma.
Now, some will argue “That’s because the killed WANTED it to look like a suicide”. But then remember that half the arguments here are that “no doctor would commit suicide this way”.
So you have the typical conspiracy issue, where for part of the conspiracy you argue “nobody would do this”, and for the next you argue “it was staged to be a suicide”.
Anyway, enjoy the novella.
I have no more insight into this case than I have insight into the Kennnedy assassination. But the amount of energy spent by many FReepers on speculation on these types of things is enough to power a major city grid for the next century. Always better to wait for facts...