She was the deciding vote. Then she was assassinated.
(twitter.com)
Did she know she was toast? That voice
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I wouldn't be surprised by it. And make no mistake, the media played their part in burying her story too.
Within hours, the "suspect" was also known -- a loner who had "fantasies" of being a "security expert" with the U.S. military. A guy with a dead-end job in food service the feds knew wanted to be "James Bond". Despite wearing a full face mask when he allegedly committed the killings, and despite no prior contact or mention of Hortman or her husband, they somehow "knew" it was him within hours and were distributing his entire life story to the press. Once again, "the suspect was known to the FBI."
... because he was hand-picked to be framed!
Within hours, the "suspect" was also known -- a loner who had "fantasies" of being a "security expert" with the U.S. military. A guy with a dead-end job in food service the feds knew wanted to be "James Bond". Despite wearing a full face mask when he allegedly committed the killings, and despite no prior contact or mention of Hortman or her husband, they somehow "knew" it was him within hours and were distributing his entire life story to the press. Once again, "the suspect was known to the FBI."
... because he was hand-picked to be framed!
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His manifesto said that he was forced to do it by waltz or something