BREAKING: Homicide Det. Drops INJECTION Bombshell About Scalia

17 Feb, 2016 by Terresa Monroe-Hamilton

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I couldn’t agree more here. William O. Ritchie, formerly the head of criminal investigations for the DC police, wrote on Facebook that he simply could not believe that an autopsy was not done on Justice Antonin Scalia. Especially since an injection could easily mimic heart failure. Right there with you sir. “You have a Supreme Court Justice who died, not in attendance of a physician,” the homicide detective continued. “You have a non-homicide trained US Marshal tell the justice of the peace that no foul play was observed. You have a justice of the peace pronounce death while not being on the scene and without any medical training opining that the justice died of a heart attack. What medical proof exists of a Myocardial Infarction? Why not a cerebral hemorrhage?” All good points and we have way more questions than answers here.

From the Conservative Tribune:

There has been no shortage of conspiracy theories regarding the recent death of Supreme Court Justice Antonin Scalia. However, a former Washington, D.C., homicide detective’s incredulous Facebook post about the sketchy details in the hours after Scalia’s death has drawn a wide audience, including The Washington Post.

William O. Ritchie, formerly the head of criminal investigations for the D.C. police, wrote Sunday that he found it inconceivable no autopsy was ordered on Scalia’s body, especially given the possibility the justice might have been injected with a drug that would induce heart failure.

“As a former homicide commander, I am stunned that no autopsy was ordered for Justice Scalia,” Ritchie wrote.

Scalia was embalmed within 24 hours of his death with no autopsy. That’s unheard of for a high ranking official and highly suspicious. “Did the US Marshal check for petechial hemorrhage in his eyes or under his lips that would have suggested suffocation,” Ritchie continued. “Did the US Marshal smell his breath for any unusual odor that might suggest poisoning? My gut tells me that there is something fishy going on in Texas,” he concluded. I don’t consider this a conspiracy theory, I consider this to be something worth checking out.