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Judge's son gunned down, hitman found dead in car

The problem with killed judges in the American system is it always backfires. Perps get nailed to the wall, good lawyers won't defend them, and whatever syndicate they belong to is hunted down, and destroyed.

The problem in this case is that the trial hadn't started. There was no way to know how the judge would rule.

Also, Deutsche Bank's body-count is all suicides.
 
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Evidence for this claim?


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Still waiting for you to provide evidence for your assertions.


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Pathetic.


There are "millions of heartbroken people", most of them aren't pathetic misogynistic idiots with fantasies of violence and cancer diagnoses.
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Have a look at his resume in post #1.
 
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The problem with killed judges in the American system is it always backfires. Perps get nailed to the wall, good lawyers won't defend them, and whatever syndicate they belong to is hunted down, and destroyed.

The problem in this case is that the trial hadn't started. There was no way to know how the judge would rule.

Also, Deutsche Bank's body-count is all suicides.

It suicided this guy. Got a hitman to send a message to the state [Fedex = Federal Bureau of Investigation]. If it can get one Fedex costume, it can get two. Hitman no.1 turns up at the Salas household. Patsy no. 2, old guy with terminal cancer with a history of being mentally unhinged also in Fedex costume found dead at the wheel of his car. Case closed. Message sent.
 
It suicided this guy. Got a hitman to send a message to the state [Fedex = Federal Bureau of Investigation]. If it can get one Fedex costume, it can get two. Hitman no.1 turns up at the Salas household. Patsy no. 2, old guy with terminal cancer with a history of being mentally unhinged also in Fedex costume found dead at the wheel of his car. Case closed. Message sent.

This is just full on CT nutjobbery...and you wonder why this thread has been moved to conspiracy theories?
 
It suicided this guy. Got a hitman to send a message to the state [Fedex = Federal Bureau of Investigation]. If it can get one Fedex costume, it can get two. Hitman no.1 turns up at the Salas household. Patsy no. 2, old guy with terminal cancer with a history of being mentally unhinged also in Fedex costume found dead at the wheel of his car. Case closed. Message sent.

Who needs evidence when opinion is so much more entertaining.
 
1. Federal Circuit Court Judge Richard J. Daronco was assassinated at his home in Pelham, New York on 1988, as an act of revenge by Charles Koster, the father of a disgruntled plaintiff whose sexual harassment lawsuit against her former employer had been dismissed by Daronco for lack of evidence.

2. The father-in-law of MSNBC contributor and former US Attorney, Joyce Vance, federal judge Robert S. Vance, was murdered by a mail bomb in 1989. The bomber's motive for killing Judge Vance was revenge against Vance's court, the U.S. Court of Appeals for the Eleventh Circuit, which had refused to expunge that conviction

3. West Texas District Count Judge John H. Wood Jr. was assassinated outside his home in San Antonio, in 1979. He was murdered by a contract killer hired by Texas drug lord Jamiel Chagra, who was awaiting trial before the judge.

Yes, the killing of judges is unusual, but it does happen!

Epstein didn't kill himself, but he did kill all those judges.
 
Have a look at his resume in post #1.

People lie on their resumes all the time. This is why employers conduct interviews, test competence, ask for references, and do background checks.

Sensible people investigate the claims made on resumes.

You're not only assuming they're true, you're assuming they're the tip of a truth iceberg that exists only in your imagination. Because, you know, CT.
 
Wasn't this guy terminally ill? With nothing to lose, going on a vendetta against his perceived enemies seems highly plausible.
 
And do we have a better Maxwell/Russia/(and Epstein?) connection than an unrelated meeting 40 years ago?

Crap... here come the zebras. [emoji1]
 
It suicided this guy. Got a hitman to send a message to the state [Fedex = Federal Bureau of Investigation]. If it can get one Fedex costume, it can get two. Hitman no.1 turns up at the Salas household. Patsy no. 2, old guy with terminal cancer with a history of being mentally unhinged also in Fedex costume found dead at the wheel of his car. Case closed. Message sent.

According to some Q guy on Twitter, the assassin himself was then killed. I wonder if the meta-assassin was offed as well.
 
The simplest explanation is that yes, the, meta-assassin was offed as well. It's a murder-suicide with a gratuitously convoluted description.

My mind quickly flashed to the phrase "turtles all the way down" - probably Mitch McConnell is the assassin.
 
According to some Q guy on Twitter, the assassin himself was then killed. I wonder if the meta-assassin was offed as well.

Here's proof:

Great fleas have little fleas upon their backs to bite 'em,
And little fleas have lesser fleas, and so ad infinitum.
 
It suicided this guy. Got a hitman to send a message to the state [Fedex = Federal Bureau of Investigation]. If it can get one Fedex costume, it can get two. Hitman no.1 turns up at the Salas household. Patsy no. 2, old guy with terminal cancer with a history of being mentally unhinged also in Fedex costume found dead at the wheel of his car. Case closed. Message sent.
Bollocks. More pathetic, conspiratorial nonsense.
 
Deep state sending a message. Reading the article in post #3 [his resumé] you can see he spent significant time in Russia and the then USSR, even involved in developing their intelligence.
The article in post 3 - https://www.villagevoice.com/2010/0...will-not-stop-fighting-against-ladies-nights/ - says nothing about him "developing [Russian] intelligence".

edit: His resumé is in the first post, not the third, and it says nothing about him "developing [Russian] intelligence", it says nothing of the sort about "developing intelligence" for the Russians. That's something you just invented, like the idea that he's some sort of double agent involved in espionage. I imagine you think you're reading between the lines and not just making stuff up.
 
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