Is there anything to this?
- Thread starter mattp38
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Yes, it was immediately ruled a suicide.
Convenient...
Convenient...
A gun shot wound to the chest that appeared to be self inflicted. That's enough to make my tinfoil hat get hot on the inside. How does someone find a floating body with a gunshot wound to the chest and immediately think it must be self inflicted? Doesn't pass the smell test.
Don't mess with big pharma and it' s agenda.
I think dudes normally do head shots and chicks do chest shots or other. They think about the open casket situation.
He didn't want to be around when the contents of what federal agents took from his office Thursday were released. Also suicide by shooting yourself in the chest happens more than you might think. This is the same Doctor that performed exorcisms on children to treat Autism! His brother set up a fundraising page right after his death asking for people to send him $25,000 so he could "find the truth" about his brother.
Maybe he finally realized that he was wrong and he's responsible for lots of needlessly sick and dead children, but couldn't just admit it so decided to take himself out in a way to that was guaranteed to generate conspiracy theories and continue to obscure the truth?
In the summer lots of small town LEO's like to kick back and relax. So, a gunshot wound to the chest is usually thought to be self-inflicted no matter who pulled the trigger.
Facts, speak much louder than slander, as reported all over:
"Social media pages dedicated to Bradstreet’s memory are filled with comments from families who say the deceased doctor impacted their lives for the better." Gwinnett Daily Post
"Social media pages dedicated to Bradstreet’s memory are filled with comments from families who say the deceased doctor impacted their lives for the better." Gwinnett Daily Post
