What Really Happened to Seth Rich?

Recently developed information about the tragic murder of Seth Rich, has surfaced. It appears as though the DNC Staffer had online contact with Wikileaks before his untimely death. Apparently Rich disclosed thousands of internal emails to now deceased Wikileaks director, Gavin MacFadyen. A federal investigator has informed Fox News that emails Rich forwarded to MacFadyen are now in the possession of the FBI. This report prompted many people to believe that Rich’s contact with Wikileaks engendered his murder. Some Americans have also listed Hillary Clinton as a possible culprit behind the DNC Staffer’s execution.

Another stand down order involving Hillary Clinton

Another murder cover up involving Hillary Clinton#SethRich#ClintonBodyCount pic.twitter.com/1Wrayczap4

— Andrew J Falsinator (@TheFalsinator) May 16, 2017

Shortly after Rich sent the emails to Wikileaks, the non profit organization published DNC emails that revealed Democrat party officials’ plans to intentionally sabotage Bernie Sanders’ bid for the Democratic nomination. This revelation later caused Debbie Wasserman Schultz to resign from her position as the DNC chairperson. Additionally, many Sanders supporters were outraged at their party’s elitism and refused to back Clinton. There is no doubt that Rich’s murder is linked to the emails he sent to Wikileaks. Rich was a good man who wanted to do the right thing and expose blatant corruption. His sacrifice cost him his life, but he exposed some very underhanded and nefarious individuals. Seth Rich did not die in vain and he will never be forgotten.

 Murdering politicians who know too much is not a foreign practice in American history. The government assassinated JFK and others who they viewed as a threat. Those who engage in foul play will generally go to any lengths to avoid being uncovered. Seth Rich was a threat to corrupt DNC officials and they clearly took measures to neutralize him. One can only hope that investigations into this matter will put the people who are responsible behind bars.