EXCLUSIVE: Doubt Surfaces About ‘Suicide’ Claim of Clinton Investigator

The Daily Caller ^ | 7/14/17 | Richard Pollock

[barmag25]

A Wall Street analyst who spoke to Peter Smith the day before he reportedly committed suicide told the Daily Caller News Foundation there were no indications the Chicago businessman and anti-Clinton political investigator was about to take his life.

“He may have been a fantastic actor but I certainly didn’t leave that phone call saying, ‘oh shit, the guy’s at the end of his rope,’” Charles Ortel, a Wall Street investment banker and market analyst, told The Daily Caller News Foundation’s (TheDCNF) Investigative Group.

[Karl Spooner]

I think you forgot that the medical examiner’s x-ray machine wasn’t working that day if my memory serves me well.

That was strange how the x-ray machine checked out fine before and after that date. Service company didn't even get a call requesting service either. And yet the good doctor walked as free as Hillary does.

[ROCKLOBSTER]

Life insurance policies don’t pay in cases of suicide

They might, but there is usually a "suicide clause" (waiting period).

[Art in Idaho]

She did such a good job archiving all that info.

She sure did. Many thanks to her.

[Eagles6]

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[barmag25]

I have not been in a hotel that cameras in every hallway. I want to see the video of the guy carrying helium tanks into his room.

[trebb]

Depends on the policy - suicide/hidden existing fatal illness are reasons most policies have a waiting period before they pay off.

[Stentor]

The Strange Death of Peter Smith (Interview with Charles Ortel about the latest "suicide" and his specialty of the criminality of the Clinton foundation.