Suicide at Davis Research Station in Antarctica- Could there be a conspiracy?

"It is understood the death was being treated as a suicide."

There goes another researcher treated as a suicide. Maybe disguised as a suicide might be better terminology?
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"Peter Orbansen, 43, a tradesman on site,"

TRADESMAN != Researcher

The guy was probably the site handyman and had been there doing shitty work for so long he went batshit crazy and offed himself

Dreaming making sex with a hot babe he waked up with his penis stuck up inside a penguin ass ..

After looking at the penguin lusty smile and wink he walked out into the cold night naked and shot himself in the nuts !

You woo-woos have been claiming something´s been spotted in the sky for over two years. Go to ZetaTalk and send it to Nancy. She´ll believe you.

Well, living in Antarctica, far far far from civilization, might affect one´s mind...

So, suicide is really possible here.

>>>There have been rumours that something has been spotted in the sky:

There are also rumors that Elvis lives, and masterbation causes blindness...

Of course there is. There´s always a conspiracy. In fact, there are always lots of conspiracies.

Living in Antarctica so close close close to the non-human civilization and beings may cause one to lose their mind. So suicide is possible.

He probably saw something he wasn´t supposed to see or wasn´t cleared to see. Suicide would be the best method to get rid of him because every brain-dead sheeple would just nod and agree that it´s possible because of the isolatation.

Nice gay leather bath house outfit, Dr pee...

are you the same Dr P that worked at that sewage treatment plant? your wife wrote a nice thread on you once. I enjoyed your life story and I salute you Dr P. Are you still stuck to that toilet seat?

Several articles about Peter Orbansen per a google search.

[link to www.google.com]

[link to www.news.com.au]

Australian's 2005 death now 'suspicious'
From: By Heather Low Choy
January 06, 2006

POLICE are treating as suspicious the death of a tradesman at Australia's most remote Antarctic station late last year.

Peter Orbansen's body was found at Davis station, inhabited by about 60 people, on November 19.
While initial reports suggested the 43-year-old Queenslander's death was treated as a suicide, the investigation remains open.

"The investigation into the suspicious death in Antarctica is still ongoing and it would be inappropriate to comment," Australian Federal Police spokesman Nick Pedley said.

Mr Orbansen's body arrived in Australia last week aboard an Antarctic vessel that docked in Fremantle. The coroner released his body yesterday and it will be returned to his family today.

Australian Antarctic Division general manager operations Kim Pitt said Australian Federal Police had conducted a long-distance investigation. Officers had not travelled to Antarctica.

He said the Australian Antarctic Division had helped with the investigation in every possible way.
"My understanding is the Australian Federal Police and the coroner are very pleased with the way things have gone to date," Mr Pitt said. "We can't comment at all on what happened and what the findings might be because they are open. It is expected it will remain open until all the information has been gathered and formal processes completed."

Mr Pitt commended Australian Antarctic Division staff at Davis station for helping each other through a difficult time.

"My understanding is they have all been deeply affected but they're working diligently and have managed to support each other extremely well," he said.

None of the Australian Antarctic Division staff at Davis station had asked to come back to Australia ahead of schedule, Mr Pitt said.

"There have been no changes other than to help people deal with their grief and take time to consider the feelings that it's evoked."

Davis serves as a scientific bolt-hole and staging post for the rest of the polar ice cap. It includes scientists, explorers and engineers.

"Peter Orbansen, 43, a tradesman on site," = Victor/Aussie Bloke

We'll hear no more from Aussie Bloke.


Just a crazy theory, but you never know.

The devil worshipin satanic freaks, that are doin this shit,don't want anyone finding out the truth. Lowlife scum of the earth. Revenge will be the LORDS!!!

<<Article no longer available "Death shocks Antarctic team"

Due to copyright restrictions, this story is no longer available at NEWS.com.au.>>

Article is NO LONGER available. Hmmm.........

Did the story 'specifically' state that he reported seeing something in the sky or is this just ad lib on the OPs part?

[link to www.bigdeadplace.com] - a little taste of what life is like down there. Not hard to believe somebody'd get unhinged enough to kill themselves there.

Peter was a good man. Great tradesman, always a perfectionist. Orby - you are still remembered by those of us who knew you.

Moose