After Missouri auditor kills himself, his spokesman is found dead

a reply to: ketsuko

Missouri probably is not a good barometer to use considering we had representation in both, the Union and confederate governments.

a reply to: Jekka

He, he, is interesting to see how the American mafia works, here in the US is not such things as assassinations because Americas policies of no killing due to political views, but heck is ok to call it suicides, that kind of sounds better in the ears of the rest of the population.

The political assassinations has always been part of the USA but do not tell that to the law abiding neighbors, they you know will not understand and neither comprehend.

Something is odd. I remember the Vince Foster and Cliff Baxter( Enron) "suicides" and they never passed the sniff test. These guys could have known something and been offed. Then too, they might have been victims of outside influences that caused them to kill themselves. Mind control, in other words. Maybe plain old fashioned coercion by threat.
So many bankers have been suicided lately, anybody with financial ties who dies is worth looking into.

So, how do we get a serious investigation?? What happens if a crowd at people stand outside the state capitol building saying we know he did not commit suicide but was murdered?? And they do some kind of chant like they do at protests or whatever and the crowd grows?? Would anything happen??

originally posted by: DYepes
So, how do we get a serious investigation?? What happens if a crowd at people stand outside the state capitol building saying we know he did not commit suicide but was murdered?? And they do some kind of chant like they do at protests or whatever and the crowd grows?? Would anything happen??

That would involve removing apathy from the situation, which is a serious limiter in things like that. In all likelihood, if a crowd did form, they would be small, unnoticed and paid off or taken care of while the public went on in ignorance of the whole situation. So the answer is no, unless a sizable crowd appeared(unlikely) nothing ostensibly would happen.

a reply to: Dutchowl

They would ask for proof. The next question would be were you at the crime scene?