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To: syriacus
After conducting an investigation, they confirmed that the cause of death was suicide

Yes, but did he have help? ;-)
3 posted on 03/06/2006 5:26:57 AM PST by ARCADIA (Abuse of power comes as no surprise)
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To: ARCADIA
Yes, but did he have help? ;-)

"UN-icide"?

My guess is... he could have fingered others, if he had been allowed to live.

Margaret Hassan, the aid worker who "disappeared" in Iraq, probably had "dirt" on the UN, too (the oil-for-food scandal). I don't think she was involved in the oil-for-food scandal, but I'd bet she had some suspicions about the program.

Profile: Margaret Hassan

Dublin-born charity worker Margaret Hassan moved to Iraq 30 years ago, and began working for Care International soon after it began operations there in 1991. When she was kidnapped, she had been head of the charity's operations in the country for some 12 years. [snip]

Care International is the world's largest humanitarian relief agency, with a presence in 72 countries. It has focused efforts in Iraq since the war on providing emergency relief and medical aid, and restoring access to clean water.


5 posted on 03/06/2006 5:38:03 AM PST by syriacus (Hillary says: Millions to China's state-run shippers; not one RED cent to the UAE shippers)
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