Scalia Death, With “Pillow Over his Head,” Sparks Suspicion

The New American ^ | 16 February 2016 | Alex Newman

[detective]

Suspicions and unanswered questions surrounding the surprise weekend death of pro-Constitution U.S. Supreme Court Justice Antonin Scalia are swirling around the Internet and beyond. Many of the concerns center on the fact that the man who found Scalia's body, businessman and Democrat donor John Poindexter, said the late justice was discovered with "a pillow over his head." Also sparking alarm among some commentators and suspicious citizens are reports and official statements indicating that no autopsy will be conducted, despite contradictory claims surrounding the cause of death. Even the establishment press, apparently unfamiliar with the definition of the term "conspiracy theory," has started reporting on the concerns and questions, albeit generally with a dismissive tone. Cries for an autopsy and congressional probe are growing louder, too, even as the White House, Democrats, and leftists waste no time in plotting to name a successor and tip the balance of power. The atmosphere is getting very tense.

[Coronal]

As others have stated the pillow was “above” his head, as in between his head and the headboard. Not over his face.

[detective]

Great story.

Thanks for the link.