Even the Washington Post, which peddled the conspiracy theory about Sicknick’s death, was forced to admit the facts on Monday afternoon following a new report:
Capitol Police Officer Sicknick ‘Died Of Natural Causes’, Medical Examiner Admits
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Hi George, When I read this quote I wondered why the article talked about the WP “peddling conspiracy theories” when it was the WP which first published the natural causes. I don’t know what theories the WP was peddling but the Capitol Police have issued a statement saying the finding “does not change the fact Officer Sicknick died in the line of duty, courageously defending Congress and the Capitol.” Two men are charged with very serious offences. https://www.uscp.gov/media-center/press-releases/medical-examiner-finds-uscp-officer-brian-sicknick-died-natural-causes Blessings