Remember the fellow that was running for MO Gov that got suicided ...?

Politics has turned into a dangerous business. I suspect it goes way back, but Slick Willie and Hitlery turned it into an art. I know this shit happened before them, but now it's an every day story. These things don't even warrent a headline any more. Enemies of the Clintons, or Obamas turn up dead all the time. Nobody dares to investigate.

It was released because the fellow that he was dealing with, at the STL Post, is a square guy and straight shooter. Not too many of those guys left!

I'm not even in the spot light but I carry a chrome .45 and always watch my back. What is it with all these fools getting killed. Why can't they see it coming?

I never walk with traffic. In a club, bar, or restaurant I always sit facing the door. I clear my house before relaxing. I use a dash cam and 2 trail cams on my property. Anything secure I'm working on has multiple backups.

I'm not paranoid. In this day and age that's the minimum standard for the average critical thinker. Many of my habits I learned during the Gulf 'War' and I still use them to this day. I've caught and recorded people on my property. My security cam caught two blacks robbing copper from the neighbors house. My dash cam has recorded lots of crazy shit. And I usually have a GoPro with me.

In these days you MUST operate as if you're in a war. Because you are.

Blunt crafted Monsanto Protection Act , Clair voted YEA . Senators represent the State . THE House represents the people . As far as GMO labeling Sanders (I) was only one standing up for it . Got to admit R-CONS D-RATS do not stand for WE THE PEOPLE .

So, you are saying that Spence Jackson had said publicly that Schweich's suicide was not suicide,

and then Jackson himself just suddenly calls out on Friday and shoots himself in his bedroom?

By the way, i wonder why the article says that the "location of his suicide wound" won't be disclosed.

Thanks for the links!

Great advise!

I am a USMC Vet and I take precautions too. I love my wireless remotes in the chicken coop!
I set up parameters, for chicken thieves ... and two legged varmints!

LOL ... because it is probably in the back of the head ...

wow, i just went back to check the exact language of how it was said that the nature of the wound would not be discussed, and the article no longer has that line, and pictures of Schweich's funeral have been added. There was no notation that the article had been "edited."

Does this tie into Ferguson?

If so,

How?

IDK that it could ... But it is the current governor that turned over the reigns to the Feds, who clearly used it to create racial tension.

Whoa -

Something is going on here - this is.... Homicide Small Town Politics.

so, they couldn't get this guy on a airplane?

I remember seeing the story about the candidate for governor, and how he committed suicide just moments after getting off of the phone setting up a press conference.

Alarm bells went off like crazy.

Maybe it's just crazy woman's intuition but if this story gets unraveled, some big fish will fry.

This guy had ties to what happened in Waco, TX and a few other scandalous events. Something is wrong here.

St. Lois has SO many esoteric ties with astrological alignments.

Something is screaming at me about these two events.

I remember this story and recall that he was running on an "clear the corruption out" campaign.

I thought foul play at the time-- he was a family man.

Found this--

[link to www.washingtonpost.com]

“I’m willing to speak to the Post-Dispatch and AP only on this matter,” Schweich said in the recording. “To me, this is more of a religion story than a politics story, but it’s your choice on who the reporter is. Thanks, bye.”

Seven minutes later, a 911 call was placed from Schweich’s home.

An unnamed police source told the Post-Dispatch that Schweich’s wife, Kathy, heard him talking on the phone. Then she heard the gunshot. He was transported to Barnes-Jewish Hospital in St. Louis, where he was pronounced dead.

“What we know at this point suggests an apparent suicide,” Clayton Police Chief Kevin Murphy told reporters during a news conference Thursday afternoon.”There is nothing to support anything other than that at this point.”

[link to politicmo.com]

Following the suicide of his boss, Tom Schweich, spokesman takes own life
by Eli Yokley • March 30, 2015

Spence Jackson, the former spokesman for Tom Schweich, Missouri’s state auditor who shot and killed himself at his home in Clayton, Mo., last month, apparently took his own life Sunday evening at his home in Jefferson City, multiple Republicans with ties to Mr. Schweich said on Sunday evening.

Mr. Jackson, who had been working in the Auditor’s office following the suicide of Mr. Schweich, was a close confidant of the Republican gubernatorial candidate. Jefferson City police on Sunday evening refused to weigh in on Mr. Jackson, saying they would have a comment on Monday morning.

[link to bigstory.ap.org]

Jackson's boss, Auditor Tom Schweich, fatally shot himself at his home on Feb. 26, shortly after telling an Associated Press reporter he wanted to go public with allegations that the Missouri Republican Party chairman told people he was Jewish. Schweich, who was Christian, said he perceived the remarks to be part of an anti-Semitic whispering campaign against him.

Jackson was among the first to suggest after Schweich's funeral that the chairman, John Hancock, should resign. Hancock has denied making anti-Semitic remarks and remains the party's chairman.

We were surprised, because frankly we’d never heard of Tom Schweich. Like any good staff guy, he’d stayed in the background. Furthermore, he didn’t look like the guy central casting would send over to play the role of U.S. Senate candidate. Small, swarthy, balding and thin to the point of emaciation, he looked like he needed a good meal.

Appearances can be deceptive. We would come to know that Tom Schweich had more talent and ambition than most politicians. And like most politicians, he didn’t want for ego. He boiled with intensity. He took offense easily. He had a highly refined sense of right and wrong. He was offended by corruption of any sort. He hated debt and always paid cash.

That’s what we knew of the public man. Of the private man, who played guitar and wrote music, we knew little. Of whatever inner turmoil that led him to take his life Thursday morning, we knew nothing.


[link to www.stltoday.com]

WOW! This story reminded me of the Brietbart saga where he died then shortly after, the man who performed Brietbart's autopsy died. Gotta wonder in all these cases what it was about these men that made someone want them dead.

Hope these men knew Jesus! If not, the story is even more tragic!

[link to www.midmoelections.com]

[link to www.kmbc.com]

KANSAS CITY, Mo. —Missouri State Auditor Tom Schweich said there's fraud and deception all over the state Capitol and he plans to run for governor to stop it.

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Schweich, who just began his second term, announced that he's starting a bid for governor in 2016 and promises that he'll clean up Jefferson City if elected.

"You can't get anything done until you clean up the corruption," he said.

Schweich, a Republican, is talking about a state government where Republicans dominate the Missouri Legislature. He said Missouri has a problem because the state has no political contribution limits and very few restrictions on lobbyists.

"It's deception. It's fraud. It's influence-peddling," he said. "And it's the kind of thing that worries me about the future of the Republican Party in Missouri."

THIS^^^^^^^ the Jewish thing was just a diversion....

[link to www.newsfocus.org]

[link to www.missourieconomy.org]

Fortune's 500 Companies

Missouri is home to ten top businesses

Fortune Magazine recently released the 2014 Fortune 500 list. The top five U.S. companies, according to 2013 revenues, were Wal-Mart Stores ($476.2 billion), Exxon Mobil ($407.7 billion), Chevron ($220.4 billion), Berkshire Hathaway ($182.2 billion), and Apple ($170.9 billion). Wal-Mart keeps its number one position on the list, while Apple moves up onto the top five of the list.

Ten Missouri-based companies were included in this year’s Fortune 500 list. Express Scripts (20th) was the state’s highest-ranking company for the 2014 list with revenues of over $104 billion. The company gained four spots over last year’s ranking and increased its revenue by over $10 billion. Other companies that had higher rankings from the previous year were Emerson Electric, Monsanto,

And remember Missouri has no campaign contribution limits-- allegations of corruption run rampant and Tom Schweich was going to do something about it.

His Spokesman Spence Jackson must have known Tom Schweich was suicided and well, who would believe two suicides within a month.

so Granny, you don't think Schweich was so emotionally brittle over that supposed "whisper" campaign about him that he committed suicide? or at least that was what the media was saying as I recall.

Intra-Republican fratricide in Missouri

Not suggesting a cause or a link, just interesting.

Big corporations and corruption go hand in hand. Missouri with no campaign contribution limits -- elections are bought and Tom Schweich was going to try and stop it.

And this is the home state for Monsanto.

And this is the man running Monsanto.

Made 12 million last year.

[link to www1.salary.com]

FWIW, looked at Schwiech's birthchart including the date & time plus "progressed" to date.

He was confronted and blasted by two other people in the room.

Most definitely not suicide.
Usually I won't go out on a limb but in this case it was just too classic to be anything but murder.

Schweich used to work for the US State Department and often had to deal and negotiate with Afghan warlords. Having someone accuse him of being Jewish hardly seems like something that would make him take his life.

The allegation surely wouldn't have affected his job as auditor and would more than likely not have affected his gubernatorial campaign either, despite any remote concerns from Schweich or anyone else. The fact is, he was a highly popular figure in Missouri government who would be hard to beat in 2016.

During his first term as state auditor, Schweich gained notoriety for taking on corrupt state officials and employees, exposing 30 in just his first term.

As he was announcing his 2016 candidacy for Missouri Governor, Schweich vowed that he would bring a never-before-seen "level of intensity, tenacity, transparency and rigor" to the office in his fight to end what he called, "rampant corruption in Jefferson City."

So So the official police determination of "apparent" suicide just does not add up here, especially in light of the feeble charge of Jewish ancestry, but that's the angle that's being sold with this story. The press has already framed this story to be about anti-Semitic remarks, when in all reality, it very well may be about something much darker in Missouri politics that the investigators are missing.

One issue that just might have some bearing is the fact that Schweich was said to have Missouri's number one political donor targeted in his sights, billionaire Rex Sinquefield, a retired investment mogul who helped finance the political campaign of his Republican gubernatorial rival, Catherine Hanaway, who just so happens to be tied to Jew accuser John Hancock, who did opposition research for Hanaway as a consultant last year.

So there's an interesting little triangle right there, between Hancock, Hanaway and Sinquefield.

Schweich charged that Hanaway had accepted nearly a million dollars ($900,000) fro
Schweich charged that Hanaway had accepted nearly a million dollars ($900,000) from Sinquefield, which made her "bought and paid for."

Schweich had this to say just four weeks ago...

"Nothing is too dishonest for them, and apparently nothing is too petty for them, either," . "It's corrupt, and there's a lot more corruption going on in that camp that we'll be talking about in the days to come."

On top of all that, as Schweich kicked off his campaign for governor last month, he also kicked off his statewide anti-corruption campaign, and pledged to take down the state's most powerful politicians and political donors, including members of his own Republican party.

Not exactly the type to crumble and fall to pieces over a charge of being Jewish.

[link to www.newsfocus.org]

Missouri political spokesman kills self 1 month after boss — GOP frontrunner for governor nomination — commits suicide
[link to www.nydailynews.com]

Missouri republicans have been pretty much at war
with each other for a while now.