FBI Agent, Who Exposed Hillary Clinton's Cover-up, Found Dead

[livingston]

FBI Agent, Who Exposed Hillary Clinton's Cover-up, Found Dead FBI Special Agent David Raynor murdered with his own gun
An FBI Special Agent, who was anticipated to expose the extent of Clinton and Obama malpractice and corruption in the "Operation Fast and Furious" cover-up before a US Federal Grand Jury, has been found dead at his home.The FBI official's wife was also found dead at the scene with the couple both being murdered using the 52-year-old agent's own gun.Special Agent David Raynor was “stabbed multiple times” and “shot twice with his own weapon,” according to local media reports.Raynor's tragic death comes just one day before he was due to testify before a US Federal Grand Jury.
He was widely expected to testify that Hillary Clinton acted illegally to protect Obama administration crimes while covering up the Fast and Furious scandal.

Special Agent Raynor’s suspicious death is the latest in a sequence of disturbing deaths in Baltimore connected to the Clinton/Obama cover-up of Operation Fast and Furious.

However, Detective Suiter was gunned down in November, in eerily similar circumstances to Special Agent Raynor, also one day before he could testify.

Read more at: http://www.neonnettle.com/features/1398-fbi-agent-who-exposed-hillary-clinton-s-cover-up-found-dead
© Neon Nettle

 

[livingston]

Special Agent Raynor was leading US Deputy Attorney General Rod Rosenstein’s and FBI Director Christopher Wray’s investigation into the murder of Detective Sean Suiter, who he believed was silenced before he could testify that the Obama administration was criminally complicit in allowing guns to flow into the hands of criminals on the Mexican border.

Read more at: http://www.neonnettle.com/features/1398-fbi-agent-who-exposed-hillary-clinton-s-cover-up-found-dead
© Neon Nettle

 

[Marine Cpl]

Maybe @freddy 's lizards did it?

 

[livingston]

The 1st article I posted has a 18th June 2018 date ...
Click on the 2nd link and Nov 29,2017 was when it was published .
Strange

 

[Jmac00]

he must have accidentally killed his wife while cleaning his gun, then he must have fallen on a knife multiple times and then shot himself twice in a murder/suicide.

ya, thats the ticket

 

[Robin]

If all that is true its pretty chilling, and gives the deep state a whole new dimension. I'm sure Sessions is right on it, HAH!
Robin

 

[E the massive]

Getting pretty bold.

 

[ArmedCorgi]

Don't these people think to have insurance policies like, "if I end up dead, a lawyer will make public all the knowledge I was going to testify to"? Or is that just a Hollywood construct?
Are they not considered valuable enough witnesses to warrant a protective detail? Do they not think to take a video deposition before making it public they are going to testify?

 

[ECU Pirates]

Never called for domestic violence yet police say it’s a murder suicide. Guy stabs himself then shoots himself. Seems likely....

 

[Greywolf224]

https://www.snopes.com/fact-check/fbi-agent-murder-suicide/


On 5 November 2016, the Denver Guardian web site published an article positing that an FBI agent investigating Hillary Clinton’s use of a private e-mail server killed himself after murdering his wife:

Walkerville, MD — An FBI agent believed to be responsible for the latest email leaks “pertinent to the investigation” into Hillary Clinton’s private email server while she was Secretary of State, was found dead in an apparent murder-suicide early Saturday morning, according to police.

Investigators believe FBI agent, Michael Brown, 45, shot and killed his 33-year-old wife, Susan Brown, late Friday night before setting the couple’s home on fire and then turning the gun on himself. Brown was a 12 year veteran of the Washington D.C. Metropolitan Police Department before spending the last six years in the FBI.

There was no truth to this story. The Denver Guardian is simply a fake news web site masquerading as the online arm of a (non-existent) big city newspaper. Like the Baltimore Gazette, the Denver Guardian is nothing more than a hastily thrown together web site with a bunch of non-working links and a fake street address, all created for the sole purpose of disseminating fabricated clickbait news stories.

 

[ECU Pirates]

https://www.snopes.com/fact-check/fbi-agent-murder-suicide/


On 5 November 2016, the Denver Guardian web site published an article positing that an FBI agent investigating Hillary Clinton’s use of a private e-mail server killed himself after murdering his wife:

Walkerville, MD — An FBI agent believed to be responsible for the latest email leaks “pertinent to the investigation” into Hillary Clinton’s private email server while she was Secretary of State, was found dead in an apparent murder-suicide early Saturday morning, according to police.

Investigators believe FBI agent, Michael Brown, 45, shot and killed his 33-year-old wife, Susan Brown, late Friday night before setting the couple’s home on fire and then turning the gun on himself. Brown was a 12 year veteran of the Washington D.C. Metropolitan Police Department before spending the last six years in the FBI.

There was no truth to this story. The Denver Guardian is simply a fake news web site masquerading as the online arm of a (non-existent) big city newspaper. Like the Baltimore Gazette, the Denver Guardian is nothing more than a hastily thrown together web site with a bunch of non-working links and a fake street address, all created for the sole purpose of disseminating fabricated clickbait news stories.[
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. What does that have to do with the agent from the op?

 

[ECU Pirates]

This is about David raynor.

 

[Carlos Hathcock]

UPDATE: A journalist, and his wife, who covered story of FBI Agent, Who Exposed Hillary Clinton's Cover-up, Found Dead.

The journalist, who is not being named by the journalist of THIS article for fear of being shot with HIS own gun, is dead at the scene with the couple both being murdered using the 42-year-old journalists own gun. The journalist (the first one) was “stabbed multiple times” and “shot twice with his own weapon,” according to local media reports (who are remaining anonymous.

 

[livingston]

FBI agent who killed wife, self had a grenade launcher but no domestic violence history
Court records in the couple’s divorce proceeding show Raynor owned “firearms and ammunition believed to be in excess of 125 guns, rifles, grenade launchers and the like,” the Annapolis Capital Gazette reported Thursday.
In court filings, Raynor acknowledged the collection, the paper reported. An FBI spokesman said the bureau did not issue Raynor a grenade launcher -- the sale of which was banned in Maryland in 2013.

Raynor joined the FBI in 1996, and had worked out of the FBI’s Baltimore field office since 2003.

Anne Arundel Police Lt. Ryan Frashure said police had never been called to the Crownsville home for reports of domestic violence, the paper reported.


“This certainly looks like a domestic-related incident that got violent and deadly very quick,” Frashure said Wednesday, according to NBC4 Washington.

Fisher sued Raynor for divorce a year ago. They separated and Raynor moved to Annapolis.

In court, Fisher accused her husband of concealing the fact he owned multiple firearms and weapons from the judge presiding over the divorce case, the Capital Gazette reported. The two also couldn’t agree on how much the gun collection was worth.

The medical examiner announced Thursday that Fisher died of stab wounds and Raynor died of a self-inflicted gunshot wound after stabbing himself.

Fisher and Raynor were battling over custody of their 10-year-old daughter and the value of the Crownsville home, accordhttp://www.foxnews.com/us/2018/03/09/fbi-agent-who-killed-wife-self-had-grenade-launcher-but-no-domestic-violence-history.htmling to the Capital Gazette.

 

[livingston]

When discussing the two’s holdings, Fisher’s attorney wrote Raynor was concealing the fact he owned multiple firearms and weapons from the court during the early proceedings. In acknowledging the collection, Raynor said it was worth $18,000, while Fisher believed it was worth $50,000, according to court filings.
According to court records involving the couple’s pending divorce and 2016 separation, Raynor owned “firearms and ammunition believed to be in excess of 125 guns, rifles, grenade launchers and the like.” In court filings, Raynor acknowledged the collection. As for the grenade launcher, a weapon illegal to own in Maryland, FBI spokesman David Fitz said Raynor was not issued a grenade launcher by the bureau.
Police: FBI agent in Crownsville murder-suicide had no history of domestic violence

 

[GOYABEAN]

remarkable

 

[Burzum]

"Grenade launchers," what Mauser collector does not have a 98K grenade launcher or a Yugo SKS with the integral grenade launcher?????

Talk about playing to the ignorant anti-gun, retarded public.

 

[Drinkthekoolaid]

Who is surprised about any of this?

The clinton crime syndicate is a scourge on our country. This should surprise no one.