State Dept. Worker Found Dead Outside Agency

Fox News ^ | 11/08/03

[witnesstothefall]

WASHINGTON

[Ben Hecks]

"Did they stage commit suicide too?"

No. I only mentioned their names since they also worked in the Bureau of Intelligence and Research and may have some relationship to the CIA activity where Valerie Plame is assigned. Theilmann left the State Dept in 2002; don't know about Ann Pincus. Plame's boss at the CIA "retired" at the end of August.

[isom35]

dc police? more like park rangers, who usually investigate
missing picnic baskets. but the suicide ruling was made within minutes, so no need for an investigation. hillary doesnt like investigations.

[StormEye]

"That was Nelson Rockefeller; former Gov. of NY and former Vice President under
Nixon after Spiro Agnew resigned from that office."

I beleive Nelson was found at his girlfriend's (secretary's?) apartment in Manhattan.
I think he was actually found in his underwear (dressed by his mistress) before she
called for an ambulance. She met the ER crew in a robe or night clothes. I think his
mistress actually received a small portion of his estate or a substantial payment to keep
her mouth shut, which she as done since Nelson expired in her bed.

[StormEye]

Also check out this:
www.ishipress.com/marshak.html

[StormEye]

Corection: He was Gerald Ford's Vice President.

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[ruoflaw]

I was in a bad car wreck when I was a teen and I was in the passenger seat...and I went through the windshield and my shoes were found by the police and rescue squad in a corn field...and Nancy's shoe was found in a ditch. Some farmer called the rescue squad but he panicked when he saw how bloody I was so he packed all three of us into his car and took us to the hospital...the rescue squad got creeps when they found our shoes out in the field...they were looking for our bodies.

[VxH]

>>Drifters don't usually have employment at the State Department handling classified documents.


But they do have a reputation for stealing shoes from each other...

My theory is the guy jumped, the body was discovered by a bumb, and the bumb removed the shoes and jacket.

[Ophiucus]

Do jumpers usually take their shoes off?

No, not usually. However, someone working in their office alone would take their shoes and jacket off for comfort. Then...maybe too surprised by a sudden entrance of someone(s) else to put them on.

[AnAmericanMother]

I can verify this. I once investigated a collision between a freight train and a full dump truck - believe it or not, the truck driver survived - he was knocked through the windshield of his truck into a nearby field - his shoes were on the dashboard of the truck.

[potlatch]

You've got a lot to be thankful for! Hope nobody had perminent impairments.

[ladyjane]

Nelson Rockefeller, not John D. He died in a townhouse with an acquaintance named Megan Marshak. Apparently she did not call 911 for quite a while but before she did she put his shoes on the wrong feet. She did inherit the townhouse or perhaps it was the no interest loan to pay it off.

[Fred Mertz]

I've never met a Kokal in my life.

[Nita Nupress]

FYI - The surname "Kokal" can sometimes originate from the Slovenian surname "Kokalj" or "Kokalja."

[Nita Nupress]

An example:

http://216.239.41.104/search?q=cache:Z0ZBNpDIPEcJ:feefhs.org/slovenia/sirl/sirl-011.html+john+Kokalj&hl=en&ie=UTF-8

[ruoflaw]

I know that I am fortunate! I had massive injuries and I had alot of surgery but I recovered...I remember that night well, I thought: God let me live so my parents could kill me! lol The driver was just driving too fast and made a mistake...there was no alcohol or drugs involved... just stupidity.

[nopardons]

Thanks for the ping, I hadn't heard about this, on any news, today.

[MissAmericanPie]

Now we know who wrote the memo, or who was in on it.

[Becki]

Do jumpers usually take their shoes off?

That's what I'm wondering. But would murderers take them off of him first before pushing him?

Could it be someone came by and decided that Kokal didn't need them anymore?

I wonder if his wallet was found on him.

Becki

[MissAmericanPie]

Hey, now, move on. The Bush's have promised not to be negative about the Clintons and the Justice Dept is busy defending the Patriot Act.