Posted on 11/29/2017 9:47:53 AM PST by Stingray51
President Trump dredged up a notorious old mystery with his latest bomb at NBC, citing the bizarre death 16 years ago of a young female staffer in the office of then-congressman and current “Morning Joe” co-host Joe Scarborough.
The story of Lori Klausutis has dogged Scarborough on the Internet since she was found dead in his Florida district office on July 19, 2001. Although Scarborough was out of town — and the medical examiner later ruled she had died after falling and hitting her head on a desk — conspiracy theorists have long speculated, with no reliable evidence, that Scarborough could have been somehow involved in Klausutis’ death. And now the president appears to be joining in.
“So now that Matt Lauer is gone when will the Fake News practitioners at NBC be terminating the contract of [MSNBC president] Phil Griffin? And will they terminate low ratings Joe Scarborough based on the “unsolved mystery” that took place in Florida years ago? Investigate!” Trump tweeted.
... The local medical examiner eventually said that an “undiagnosed heart condition” contributed to her death that was ruled “an accident,” according to The Hotline, a now-defunct political newsletter.
“She was near unconsciousness as she was falling… because she did nothing to protect herself,” the medical examiner said. “[She] hit a desk with the side of her head.”
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What I mean is how does the fact that a dead body is found in your office get buried?
I do remember hearing about this but I don't think many people today have a clue. Of course, we won't be reading about this highlight in his life.
I do remember hearing about this but I don't think many people today have a clue. Of course, we won't be reading about this highlight in his life.
When has anyone died in a congressman's office?
Lori Klausutis (intern) healthy marathon runner, 28 yr. old, was found dead in congressman Joe Scarborough’s office. He resigned from office a few months later.
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