[Peace-discuss] Another murder by Hillary & the Dems?

[David Johnson]

Ron,

There is no evidence ( yet ) that indicates Seth Rich was murdered by "  an
unknown DNC-Hillary-Deep State operative ". 

However there is evidence that the DNC e-mails were downloaded ON SITE onto
a thumb drive or disc. And that the download speed was too fast for a remote
hack and based on the download speed could ONLY have been done directly from
the server ON SITE. That according to NSA whistle blower William Binney who
publicly posted / reported his findings and offered a cash reward if anyone
could prove otherwise. NOBODY took him up on his offer.
The other fact is that the DNC REFUSED to allow the FBI and Homeland
Security to examine their servers. The DNC instead had their in house / on
contract tech company CROWD STRIKE to write a report claiming ( with no
evidence- just take their word for it )  that ; " The Russians hacked the
DNC ".
Then the DNC had their servers destroyed, hence destroying any evidence that
may have proven otherwise.

Therefore with those above FACTS in mind, it is not impossible or entirely
implausible that SOMEBODY wanted Seth Rich murdered if they suspected him of
being the person who downloaded the DNC files.
Not saying that is what happened, but the possibility is not impossible and
therefore should be considered as what might have happened and therefore
should be a focus ( not the only focus ) of any criminal investigation.
In any typical murder investigation the person or persons who intentionally
destroyed evidence after being asked for it whould be a prime suspect.
Why not in this case ?

David Johnson

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[ NOTE that it is Correct Doctrine on this site that Seth Rich was murdered
by an unknown DNC-Hillary-Deep State operative for leaking incriminating
emails to WikiLeaks. ]

Appeals Court Reinstates Lawsuit Against Fox News Over Seth Rich Story

NPR September 13, 2019  7:09 PM ET
AVIE SCHNEIDER

A federal appeals court is allowing a lawsuit by Seth Rich's parents against
Fox News and two other defendants to proceed.

A federal appeals court Friday [9/6] reinstated a lawsuit against Fox News
and two other defendants over its coverage of the death of Seth Rich, a
27-year-old Democratic Party aide who was murdered in July 2016.

The suit was filed by Rich's parents over a Fox News story from May 2017.
The story reported that Rich had been linked to the leak of thousands of
Democratic Party emails to WikiLeaks and suggested his death might be
related to the release of those emails. The police department in Washington,
D.C., believes Rich's shooting death was the result of a botched robbery.
Fox retracted its story a week later, saying "the article was not initially
subjected to the high degree of editorial scrutiny we require for all of our
reporting."

The suit by Seth Rich's parents, Joel and Mary Rich, was dismissed last year
by Judge George B. Daniels, of the Southern District of New York. Now, the
2nd U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals in New York has overturned that ruling on
the suit surrounding Fox News' reporting about Rich's death.

The Riches have sued Fox News and Malia Zimmerman, the reporter on the
story, and Ed Butowsky, a Texas investment manager and former unpaid Fox
News commentator, for intentional infliction of emotional distress.

Lenny Gail, an attorney for the Riches, said Friday's decision "clears the
way for a thorough investigation into the facts. We will now obtain
documents from Fox News and other parties and take testimony under oath from
those involved."

Fox News, in a statement, said that "while we extend the Rich family our
deepest condolences for their loss, we believe that discovery will
demonstrate that FOX News did not engage in conduct that will support the
Riches' claims. We will be evaluating our next legal steps."

In a statement, Joel and Mary Rich said, "We would not wish what we have
experienced upon any other parent - anywhere. We appreciate the appellate
court's ruling and look forward to continuing to pursue justice."

Editor's note: Ed Butowsky has filed a defamation suit against NPR and NPR
media correspondent David Folkenflik for their reporting on Fox News' story
about Seth Rich. NPR has said it stands by its reporting and will defend the
case vigorously.
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