I am not by nature, a conspiracy theorist. However, the circumstances behind Scalia’s death are disturbing.
Some questions:
1) Why was he found with a pillow over his head?
2) Why was there no call for an autopsy?
3) Why was he declared dead of natural causes quickly and REMOTELY by County Judge Cinderela Guevara without even examining him?
THOSE are important questions.
I don’t usually agree with Gire Vidal, but this quote of his comes to mind:
“I AM NOT A CONSPIRACY THEORIST — I AM A CONSPIRACY ANALYST”.
Its just odd. Obama,s last year. the Court hasn’t been really too helpful. I think they should look at this more closely.
And for those who say the FEDGOV wouldn’t kill anyone. Fast And furious was a attempt to kill the 2nd amendment by killing Mexicans. I say this regime is capable of anything.
Answers:
You probably have a pillow over your head two or three times a night. You move a lot when you are asleep.
No call for an autopsy because he was stiff as a board, no sign of foul play, nothing was out of place, and no indication of trauma. The local person spoke to Scalia’s Dr. Scalia had gotten an MRI last week. My educated guess is that he had congestive heart failure. Big old fat guy. 79. Think about it.
3. There are times when people are clearly dead. Cold, lividity, and stiff are three pretty good indicators.
Old men die in their sleep all the time. This is not unusual. The man, and the place make it seem unusual. But if these were at his home in DC, no one would bat an eye.