Whether it was a hit or not is still in dispute. Even though the "pillow on the head" quote is now also in dispute. That's been mysteriously blurred as so often happens when the regime appears to be in jeopardy.
What may wind up being interesting is that it's quite possible that Scalia may have gotten close enough to Roberts to have unearthed what we already know. Namely, that Roberts smuggled in his kids first from Ireland to Central America and then to the US.
If Scalia learned the inside details which very few possibly know he may have placed an even bigger target on his back than just the third of three conservatives left on the eight seat bench.
That possibility exits as well,IMHO. We know that Scalia spent nearly a month trying to get Roberts to go back to his original take on obmacare which was against instead of his finla take which was for.
Scalia undoubtedly had many many conversations with judge Roberts leading one to question whether or not the blackmail potential didn't come up. If we know what happened with his kids scalia knew. It would be naive to think it wasn't discussed.If Scalia had first hand info about the regime blackmailing a fellow justice,his target size just doubled.
The scotus bench now is only 4/4 when smaller issues arise. When it's a big issue you have to be smoking stuff to think that Robert's is on the conservative side.Compromised or not his track record says as much.
Anyway if it was a hit on Scalia which I rate at 50/50 there were multiple reasons for the regime to get rid of him.
I do have questions about what appears to be a sudden death, the comments about the pillow, and comments I’ve read about the norm for autopsies/forensics in TX.
I wouldn’t blame Roberts, but as I understand it, the guy that owned the ranch was a big Dim supporter, including to Obama.