Scalia Discovered with Pillow Over His Head

I disagree, more like self asphyxiation if anything, otherwise they would of requested a autopsy

 

I don't know. They can still determine the cause of death if they so desire without doing a full autopsy--just from fluid draws and scans of the body. He apparently has been to the doctor twice in the last week for chronic health problems, whatever those were.

 

Absolutely not. You are trying to confound the scientific definition of theory with the common use of the word, to claim an absurdity- that any conjecture labeled a theory is correct. My hypothesis is that you are conspiring to play mind games. By virtue of the fact that my hypothesis about you is a conspiracy theory, your conflation of two different definitions of the word theory deems me correct. Checkmate.

You couldn't be more correct. Anyone refusing to recognize that an awful lot of stuff is planned should wake up and smell my feet. I don't find very many people smelling my feet, so I think we don't have to worry much about people refusing to recognize that a lot of stuff is planned.

I could say the same about frisbees. But why would I?

 

It could have been a slow poison you know, the one that brings on a heart attack. The point is that it's a very suspicious time for a conservative judge to die and it should be checked into...but then again who is going to do it? Our government?

 

Fixed.

 

Then again it could have been just a normal heart attack. They have him for a few days saying something about the pain in his shoulder that had not gone away.

 

I agree. It's just like Schrödinger's cat, except that we know that the cat (Scalia) is dead, but until the gurus of national security stop ignoring him, he is simultaneously a murder victim and, at the same time, a victim of natural causes. I think we should consider this strong evidence that fowl play was involved. It can only be explained as a simple case of ... eider down syndrome. He obviously pulled a pillowcase over his head, indicating that he was dreaming of wearing a white hood. The liberals running that communist Texan resort would know that he would do that, and purposely put duck feathers into Scalia's pillowcase to make it appear to be an innocent natural death.

 

Someone tell me that John Poindexter, who found the body, is not that John Poindexter?

 

pillow was on his head, not over his face.

conspiracy debunked.

 

So I guess I'm a weirdo or something cause from time to time I like to put the pillow over my head and sleep like that. But that's just me.

 

Kennedy wasn't shot, either. He just broke that rule that says you're not supposed to sneeze with your eyes open.

 

First of all, if you are having a heart attack, you can very well clutch the pillow, and then pass with it falling on yourself.

Second, if one wants to be so fired-up ret@rded as to think he was murdered by somebody trying to pass it off as natural, they most likely would have not left the pillow on his head.

 

Ted Kennedy must have had the same condition, when he was driving and that chick Mary Jo Kopechne, ended up dead.

 

Even if one wants to be so fired-up ret@rded as to pass judge’s death as a heart attack, surely one would agree that an autopsy was needed to determine a cause of death. It’s a standard procedure. No autopsy performed. By the way, the heart attack was ruled out. It’s just abnormal case. As if someone muddied water on purpose.

Common sense reaction.

http://news.yahoo.com/former-investigator-theres-something-fishy-214600237.html

 

I used to live down the street from where she's buried. I didn't even know until I was walking through cemetery and saw the name on the tombstone.

 

So, an unwrinkled bed.
Are you suggesting that Scalia was suffocated with a pillow, but didn't fight back?
Or that he fought back, but the perp sorted the bed, but didn't remove the pillow?
Or that he was killed off the bed, and placed on the bed and then the perp put the pillow on his face?

I'm not sure what you are hinting at.

 

Autopsy is not required nor performed in all deaths. This was an 80 year old overweight man. In rural areas of Texas, this is not unheard of. And, if the family had any reason to suspect foul play, they could request an autopsy. But please, if you are so inclined, provide even an iota of evidence of foul play.

 

I think he is suggesting that somebody killed him, trying to pass it off as a heart attack, but forgot to take the pillow off his head. And then, they were able to get the local officials to cover it up and convinced the family not to have an autopsy done in this obviously suspicious death.

 

Still...it should be the other way around, shouldn't it?

Who goes to sleep with a pillow on their head?

Next thing you know, they'll be telling us the body was found over a blanket.

 

I’m not implying anything. I’m just questioning the authorities and pointing at some ridiculous ‘mistakes’. The USA is not a third world country so certain standards are expected to be followed.

There are certain standards and procedures which are always followed when sudden death occurs. No matter who is deceased. It’s just shocking that those standards and procedures were not followed in such a high profile case like this.

Incidentally, the judge had first class medical care. Unlike many Americans, he was checked out regularly.

 

The gods work in mysterious ways.

 

I work in EMS. Maybe you can describe these standards to us?

 

With all due respect I'm not supposed to teach you how to do your own job and what standards and procedures you're meant to follow. If you haven't learned by now, you're in the wrong job. Possibly a danger to people's lives. Ignorance kills.

 

Yes, I'd very much like to hear those too.

 

So transparently lame. You've alluded to a knowledge of standards. Go ahead and lay them out… Unless you can't.