[TomGuy]

Talking of conspiracies, etc.:

Certain Russians can commit suicide by shooting themselves in the back of their heads with multiple shots.

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I read or heard on one news report that Breitbart had heart problems that were diagnosed a year or so previous.

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This caller says Breitbart had excellent health.

According to a statement posted on his website, Breitbart died "unexpectedly from natural causes." But the hard-hitting journalist had a history of heart problems, the AP reported. No official cause of death has been given.

Source: ABC News

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If he did have heart problems, it would explain the suddeness.

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hmmm. (via Larry Sinclair’s site, so is it reliable?)

“We have spoken with Assistant Chief Medical Examiner Ed Winter with the Los Angeles Coroners office who confirms Andrew Breitbart was pronounced dead at 00:19 AM March 1, 2012. Winter says the body has been picked up by the Coroners office and an autopsy will be performed tomorrow. (Note: We have no idea why the audio in the below video suddenly stopped and became distorted and are trying to fix it now) Claims that Andrew died of “natural causes” are the opinions of his Attorney Joel Pollak and not the statements of any medical personnel from UCLA or the LA County Coroners office. LA Assistant Chief Medical Examiner Ed Winter says autopsy to be done tomorrow (Friday March 2, 2012) and no offical cause of death has been determined.”