[justice14]

who may have worked on the case of Andrew Breitbart

Anyone verify whether or not He was the coroner or not? This would be an easy rumor to start and I don't want to continue it unless it's proven to be true. We are not liberals who fabricate things.

[cricket]

From WND story:

It’s still unclear if Cormier personally worked on the probe into Breitbart’s death, and WND has left messages with the coroner’s office seeking comment.

On April 20, the same day Cormier died, the coroner’s office released its findings into the death of Breitbart, stating the 43-year-old conservative media powerhouse died of natural causes, listing cause of death as heart failure

Timing is interesting; to say the least. Does not discount 'coincidence'; as well; cannot discount 'message being sent' either.

[Dick Vomer]

He took the photographs of Breitbart's body, so would be able to verify if the photos may have been altered or some missing. For example, photos of puncture wounds or other odd things that come up on detailed photos of corpses. He was also in the chain of custody of the autopsy collections and evidence.

No big deal. I'm sure it's just a coincidence. Arsenic poisoning happens all the time to coroners. Doesn't send a message or in fact mean anything to those that might be snooping around.

Now what was the blockbuster info that Breitbart had planned to release this fall? Does anybody remember what the subject of that was going to be?