Innocent mistake by the CDC. Easy to see how they got mixed up, considering those two things are almost synonyms.
What did HRC know about this and when did she know it?
In the days after Cunningham’s disappearance, Atlanta police said he had been upset about not getting a promotion, according to the CDC. The CDC later retracted the information, saying that Cunningham had recently gotten a promotion.
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So the CDC was lying then or lying now.
Kidding aside, this is the same epidemiologist who said that this year’s flu vaccine was actually the CAUSE of this year’s flu epidemic.
The first Murder committed by White Privilege is all:-)
Timmy got up
Dressed all in black
Went down to the river
And he never came back
Innocent mistake by the CDC. Easy to see how they got mixed up, considering those two things are almost synonyms.
Lots of news articles about this guy over the past seven weeks—seems longer. Family admitted he was having emotional issues (work, personal life, etc.). They reported being worried about him, and apparently not for the first time. Unless they find otherwise, I’ll bet the conclusion is suicide.
Sad. Well, at least his elderly parents now know for certain.
What did he have to do with the Clintons?
I’m seeing a couple of remarks making that implication.
Were they marketing that flu vaccine?
They say that way down yonder on the Chattahoochee it gets hotter than a hoochie coochie
Wonder if the vic was dead before he entered the water...
Is there anything in this lying government that can be trusted?
What a sad thing to name his dog. That song gave me a lump in my throat all through my childhood. I’ve been owned by many dogs over the years and can tear up thinking about any of them who are no longer with me.
Mr. Bojangles won’t sing. But man, can he dance!
It is sad that he died but good for the sake of his family that he was finally found.
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Odd that they didn’t ID him as a naval officer...by rank.
5.56mm
He and Billy Jo McAllister jumped off the Chatahoochee bridge.
This is huge. This guy wasn’t just some average pencilneck at CDC. He was a field research guy, and he’d handled some of the worst of the worst.
His car keys, his wallet, and his dog were all at his home after his dad tried getting hold of him on the phone for a couple of days.
There is something not good here. He was a stalwart. When he came up missing, CDC initially insinuated that he’d been glum about being passed over for promotion (USPHS), and then let it trail off like he killed himself.
They corrected the record when dad complained, and also indicated he had been promoted.
Now they found his body. The issue here is he either tangled with a bug he shouldn’t have been in contact with in the first place, or he was intentionally poisoned.
Either way, CDC just had a $215M facility built for handling level four bugs, and now they are asking for $400M more to REPLACE IT. This last bit after this gent went missing.
Something not good happening here. I’m amazed they found the body, and worse, the people who have are at real risk.
“parents found their son’s phone, keys, wallet, car and dog, with no trace of him in sight.”
body found in water 100 miles away.
Hinint it’s suicide.
Yeah. Leaves everything behind, including making no arrangements for his dog - and sprints 100 miles down the road to drown himself....(let’s not, for gosh sake, mention that it was suspicioned he had information he felt should not be kept secret - Sounds like an honest man with a conscience - another expendable to keep criminal behavior from being exposed?)