Iran Nuclear Monitor Dies Mysteriously

Iran Nuclear Monitor Dies Mysteriously

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Police in Austria are investigating the mysterious death of a British nuclear monitoring expert. Early news reports said that Timothy Hampton, who worked for an international monitoring unit called the Comprehensive Nuclear-Test-Ban Treaty Organization (CTBTO), died after falling 12 stories in a building in the Vienna International Center, one of the United Nations' main office complexes in Europe.

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Wow!

OK what's going?

They have an investigation going. I wonder if anything will come from it. This is just a little too fishy. This reminds me of the UN worker a few years back who accidentally suicided themselves after experiencing a loving and wonderful life. By jumping/PUSHED out an open window plummeting to her death. Anybody remember that one? Same MO?

More to come...

Some news reports said that Hampton had been involved in the current round of negotiations between Iran, the U.S., and several other Western countries regarding Tehran's controversial nuclear program. However, his participation in the Iran talks could not be immediately confirmed

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[edit on 22-10-2009 by SLAYER69]

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hmmm I wonder if he fell off, with a little help... Tha is to damn fishy you know.

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From source:

"Everything points towards a suicide, and there are no signs of any third party being involved,

This 'official' stance is a joke...I'd wager my left nut that he was assisted in his suicide.

"all signs lead to suicide" and "no third party involvement suggested" but no autopsy findings yet? It does seem fishy...

That's convenient.

Pills, drugs, or gun wasn't messy enough. Hard to do a good autopsy when the body is crushed and in part jellied.

Ahh!

I found it, the article on the "Suicided" UN worker.
What do you think same MO?

Body found at U.N. likely suicide victim-police

UNITED NATIONS (Reuters) - Police called to the United Nations headquarters on Sunday found the body of a female U.N. employee on the building's lawn, the victim of a suspected suicide.

Police did not identify the woman, who was found in the U.N. headquarters' back courtyard overlooking the East River shortly after 8 a.m. EST, describing her only as white and 44 years old.

The United Nations issued a statement, but withheld the woman's name.

"A U.N. agency staff member died after falling from the 19th floor of the U.N. Secretariat building," it said. "At this time there is no suspicion of foul play."

[edit on 22-10-2009 by SLAYER69]

Ok so can anyone answer who would benefit from this guy's death?

Maybe he knew the insider plans by Israel to prematurely attack Iran and didn't want to stay alive to see how it unfolds? Hey... this IS a conspiracy forum...

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Considering where it happened the loss that is to be lost, the United Nations Security Council, the in-fighting amongst those members, the United States, Russia, United Kingdom, China, and France, I am highly surprised that more people haven't mysteriously leaped to their deaths before now.



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[edit on 22-10-2009 by SpartanKingLeonidas]

I don't know who could benefit from his death.

Not Iran that's for sure
One dies, another replaces him, it's that simple
so I don't think Iran would do it
unless he found something which they will now hide better

who knows though

since the world is not at all as it seems, probably any guesses are wrong

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Good question, how could this possibly play into an advantage for one side or the other?

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It Was the Butler with the Candlestick in the Library

Originally posted by ModernAcademia
One dies, another replaces him, it's that simple
so I don't think Iran would do it
unless he found something which they will now hide better

Isn't it a matter of what he may have known rather than who would replace him?


[edit on 22-10-2009 by SLAYER69]

We don't know what data he was in possession of. I couldn't make any guesses as to why the guy would have been offed without knowing what he might have had knowledge pertaining to.



[edit on 22-10-2009 by antonia]

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Good material for another spy thriller!

Hampton was one of four coauthors of a paper published by CTBTO last month regarding seismic readings taken during the course of a North Korean nuclear test last May. There is some apparent historical resonance between this case and the death of Dr. David Kelly, a British government scientist who killed himself in July 2003 after he fell under suspicion for potentially leaking information that raised questions about the intelligence used by the British government to justify its support for the invasion of Iraq. Kelly's death ultimately was the focus of a full-scale investigation by a senior British judge, which found that the BBC misreported allegations that Tony Blair's government had "sexed up" an anti-Saddam Hussein dossier, but also revealed evidence of political pressure on British intelligence officials to come up with alarming information about Saddam's alleged weapons of mass destruction program.

Originally posted by SLAYER69
Good question, how could this possibly play into an advantage for one side or the other?

Perhaps he wasn't "towing the line" as desired .. that or he may have been "towing" it a bit too firmly and to someone's dismay. (?)

Who and What that "line" may be would seem the unknown or missing variables, at this point.

While people Do fall out of high-rises and windows, the "timeliness" of some of these "incidents" Would seem to draw question(s)... especially with regards what they were doing and who was with them at the time. (?)

More often than not it would seem that That "info" is either never released, made known, or even pursued further. Odd. that.

[edit on 22-10-2009 by 12m8keall2c]

That is just TOO crazy, like the expert guy who was murdered by one of Tony Blair's Goons.

I can only hope they have some sort of evidential palm print indicative of a push on his jacket which would show he was pushed. Or they could test for fingerprints on the edge of the windowsill aswell as shoe marks.

Just..wow.

I wonder who he ticked off.


Just seems strange hat he would suddenly decide to commit suicide on the 17th floor.

Of course, we will never find out the truth because they probably already decided this is an open and shut case.

If you're a UN nuclear inspector, you stand a real good chance of someone slipping you some inside information.

If I am in a nutty country with nutty people doing nutty things with nuclear material, and can't abide with this, then WHO am I going to try to contact? Not the UN Secretary General. Not Obama.

I'm going to contact one of the people who have the track and the position to follow up. Give them what I have, let them start verifying the data, and then handle it.

Any word or hint that you have this information would naturally paint a very big bullseye on your back.

hmmmmm... this is fishier than the toilet in a retirement home for incontinent anchovies.. I think that this feels like the ugly prevention of knowledge rather than a pang of conscience, you wouldn't be in a job like that if you didn't know the horrible side of humanity

sad

b

[edit on 22-10-2009 by badBERTHA]