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Explosive Proof Emerges That Ties Hillary Clinton To DNC Staffer’s Murder
Posted on August 10, 2016 by Rebecca Diserio

Seth Conrad Rich was the Democratic National Committee’s Director of Voter Expansion who was shot in the back in what police are now saying was no robbery. The killer or killers took nothing from Rich, leaving behind his wallet, watch, and phone. Now, new explosive information is coming to light that proves he was likely murdered by those with direct ties to Hillary Clinton.

Seth Rich’s position afforded him access to all the sensitive information at the DNC, and we now know, thanks to Wikileaks, that the DNC is nothing more than an arm of the Hillary campaign. Their email leak revealed that the DNC was working to make sure Hillary was the nominee rather than Bernie Sanders, but that seems to be the least corrupt thing that’s been exposed.

Seth Rich was highly entrenched with the power players who surrounded the Clintons. One such couple is Scott and Jane Kleebs, who started a fraudulent business called Energy Pioneer Solutions. Their company was backed by the Clinton Global Initiative in exchange for money — which is just more of the “play for pay” scandal.

Seth Rich was deeply involved with the Kleebs from their Nebraska Democratic work when Rich worked for Senator Ben Nelson, and later, Scott Kleeb hired Rich when he himself ran for the Senate in Nebraska.

In 2014, the Clintons started the Voter Expansion project, and the Kleebs recommended Seth Rich to oversee the project. The goal of the Voter Expansion plan, as revealed by Wikileaks, was to manipulate the electorate so what happened to Hillary in 2008 would not happen again in 2016. Rich’s job turned into making sure Hillary got that nomination at any cost.

This is how Seth Rich became involved with the Clinton crime organization, and when Jane Kleebs turned on Hillary to fully support Bernie Sanders, it’s likely she convinced Rich to leak the DNC’s and Hillary Clinton’s dirty dealings to Wikileaks.



At the time of Rich’s attack, he was talking on the phone to his girlfriend, and she reports she heard a “scuffle.” When she asked him if he was ok, he told his girlfriend not to worry about it, according to NBC Washinton DC TV. Apparently, Rich knew his murderers. Otherwise, why would his girlfriend insist she heard no alarm in his voice?



That brings us to Wikileaks’ Julian Assange, who gave an interview on Dutch TV yesterday. Assange announced a $20,000 dollar reward for information leading to the killers of Seth Rich. According to the New York Daily News, “The same day the anti-secrecy organization posted its announcement on Twitter, founder Julian Assange went on Dutch TV to make the questionable implication that the 27-year-old was working with WikiLeaks.”

With the Clinton body count as high as 46, according to one list, Seth Conrad Rich is most likely number 47. All evidence leads to the question, who needed him dead? It sure seems like his death benefited Hillary Clinton because we all know dead men tell no tales about the Voter Expansion project and its criminal activities.

Common sense tells us that the people with the most to gain from Seth Rich’s murder are the Clintons, and we know there will be those liberals who will scream there is no evidence, but we beg to differ. In a court of law, the most basic element for any crime is a motive, and the only people with a motive to see Rich dead are Bill and Hillary Clinton.

http://madworldnews.com/hillary-clin...taffer-murder/

Early morning explosion in DC allegedly leaves YET ANOTHER DNC staffer dead
August 11, 2016

At least two people died and several remained missing after a natural gas explosion and fire leveled an apartment building late Wednesday in the Washington suburb of Silver Spring, Md., fire officials said.

Assistant Chief Russ Hamill of the Montgomery County Police told reporters Thursday that two bodies were found in the ruins and that the scene would be handled as a “death investigation.” The identity of one of the bodies has led some to speculate, especially following the revelations about murdered DNC staffer Seth Rich this week.

Immediately after the explosion, journalists and observers began to ask questions. http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/arti...suburb-DC.html

34 people, including three firefighters, were taken to the hospital. Many of the injuries were sustained by people jumping out of windows, according to Montgomery County Fire Chief Scott Goldstein, WJLA-TV reported. http://wjla.com/news/local/injuries-...tgomery-county

“People were dropping children and jumping out of other windows,” he said. “Everybody was getting out of the building as rapidly as possible.”

One source CTN spoke with said that 5 to 7 people are still considered to be missing, and it is believed that a long-time DNC staffer may be among the group.

The Internet immediately lit up with the reports. http://www.godlikeproductions.com/fo...age3259662/pg1

“No bodies have been identified at this time,” the police chief told surrounding media. “It is very likely that DC staffers, including political types, live in this building.”

Eyes have turned to mysterious deaths surrounding DNC employees lately, with Julian Assange of Wikileaks offering a cash reward for Seth Rich, who was murdered in a northwest DC neighborhood early last month. Assange even went as far to say that Rich may have been Wikileaks’ source within the Democratic Party.

This story is developing, and CTN will bring you more news as it breaks…

http://christiantimesnewspaper.com/b...-staffer-dead/


Neighbors say they were IGNORED after telling police they smelled gas at the apartment block where two people were killed in an explosion
•Two people have died and others are feared missing after an explosion at a Maryland apartment complex
•Emergency services said they found two bodies buried in the rubble of the building on Thursday morning
•Montgomery County officials declared it a 'mass casualty incident' after the bodies were found
•Residents say they have smelled gas in the area around the apartment building in the last few weeks
•'I called 911, they came and told us it smelled like incense,' local man Adrian Boya said on Thursday
•At least 34 people were injured in the huge blast and fire at Flower Branch Apartments in Silver Springs
•A desperate search is ongoing as emergency services attempt to locate the additional missing people
•Three firefighters suffered heat related injuries while tackling the blaze but are in a good condition
•Locals say they heard a loud 'boom' and some felt their house shake up more than a mile from the blast

By Liam Quinn and Sarah Dean
Published: 02:45 EST, 11 August 2016 | Updated: 14:55 EST, 11 August 2016
Residents of a Washington apartment complex where two people died after a massive explosion say they 'smelled gas' in the days leading up to the deadly blast.

Along with the two people who were killed, several remain missing and at least 34 were injured in the incident shortly before midnight on Wednesday.

In the wake of the explosion in Silver Spring,Maryland, shocked locals have hit out at authorities for ignoring their calls about alleged 'gas leaks' near the building.

'I've been smelling gas for weeks. I called 911, they came and told us it smelled like incense,' Adrian Boya told the NBC Washington. 'That's pretty sad. It's like they didn't take us seriously.'



The fire department said not everyone had yet been accounted for, and as many as seven people were still missing


Kevin Lewis, a reporter with ABC7, said at 3am the building was still burning thanks to a 'very stubborn gas fed blaze'.

There were also reports residents alerted the company, Washington Gas, to a potential leak in July, however that could not be confirmed on Thursday.

Washington Gas spokesman Jim Monroe would not say whether the company had received calls about smells or leaks at the building before the explosion and fire.

'We are supporting the investigation,' Monroe told the Washington Post. 'Information will be shared publicly at the appropriate time.'

Fire Chief Scott Goldstein also said there were no reports of gas smells before the blast.

Montgomery County Police Assistant Chief Russ Hamill announced the two deaths in a media conference on Thursday.

The explosion was also declared a 'mass casualty incident', and Assistant Chief Hamill added the building is still in an 'extremely dangerous condition'.

Emergency services were called to the apartment complex after firefighters stationed about a mile away from the Flower Branch Apartments reportedly felt the explosion.

It is believed 28 units have been impacted and almost 100 people were forced to leave their homes after being woken up by the blast.

Montgomery County Fire Chief Scott Goldstein said those inside the building desperately tried to escape the fire. 'People were dropping children and jumping out of other windows,' he said, according to the Washington Post.

'Everybody was getting out of the building as rapidly as possible.'

Chief Goldstein went on to say a K-9 team searching through the rubble had a 'hit' shortly before 6:30am, which could mean at least one person is trapped underneath the debris.


Locals said they heard a loud 'boom' and some felt their house shake during the explosion at the Flower Branch Apartments on Piney Branch Road.

Pictures from the scene show a blaze tearing through the residential building and debris from the explosion thrown more than 50 yards to a parking lot across the street.

Other images showed a door that had been blown off its hinges and flung from the apartment complex, while a series of pictures from WTOP showed the damage in the day-light on Thursday.

Dramatic footage also captured the moment two residents - a man and a woman - smashed through a window and climbed out to firefighters on a ladder. The two people clung to the ladder after getting out of the building, before climbing down to safety with the help of fire crews.

People could also be heard shouting in the video.

Investigators are currently unaware whether the explosion or the fire took place first.

Resident Mariama Turay told ABC7 'it sounded like an earthquake'. 'I grabbed my ID and I came out and I opened the door and then I saw this fire blazing right in front of me,' she said.

Wendy Loayes, a young girl who lives in the building, told NBC Washington she escaped when a stranger picked her up and carried her out. 'The fire was next to me. I was so scared,' she said, before adding she was walking down the building's stairs with her mother when someone grabbed her and got her out of danger.

Eleven patients had been treated at the nearby Holy Cross Hospital and released by 7am. The injuries, along with fractures and burns, also included respiratory issue



A metal apartment door was blown off the building and landed across the street after flying across a parking lot.

The department said it took about one hour and 45 minutes to get the fire under control, which happened after the building's gas supply was shut off.

Capt. Oscar Garcia tells The Associated Press the three firefighters injured are believed to have injuries that are not life-threatening.

Montgomery County Fire and Rescue Service Battalion Chief Dee Howard Richards confirmed there had been a structure collapse in parts of a four level apartment building.

'Continuing to extinguish hot spots and account for occupants,' she said.


http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/arti...suburb-DC.html

Count is past 100 ...

http://yournewswire.com/fbi-clinton-fast-furious-dead/