The Blue Pill.

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Here's a fine display of deflection that only seems to be used when the 'PC Brigade' don't wish
to upset certain parties that have been in the UK news lately.

Of course, it's a tragedy and maybe the Journalist wishes to steer the reader away from information
that might upset someone with a gentle nature, but the meagre facts still imply something more sinister
than just a domestic incident.

The title of the article from the BBC is eye-catching and anyone perusing the article would tick that off
that information and assume it had no real connection to the account of the deaths. But life has this way
of offering dots that our minds tend to enjoy connecting.

But what struck me how the writer moves away from the actual reason for the article and elaborates
on John Lennon's life. Why...? 

Liverpool deaths: Three bodies found in John Lennon's former flat.

'The bodies of a woman and two children have been found at a flat in Liverpool that
John Lennon lived in.



Police were called to a ground floor flat on Falkner Street, near Toxteth, Liverpool shortly before 19:30
BST on Tuesday. A man, 30, was detained on suspicion of murder before being taken to hospital after
falling ill.
Merseyside Police believe the incident was domestic in nature. It said it was not looking for anyone else...'

Okay. A terrible incident where a suspect for the deaths became ill.
It's happened before. Shock, stress through guilt can effect the body enough that hospitalisation can
be sometimes necessary. It's always awful when children are involved, the comment from the Police
that they're not looking for anyone else smacks of a private -but odd killing.

But there maybe more information further on to possibly help the reader get a handle on this strange story.

'...A police spokesman said tests were being carried out on a substance found at the scene.
The arrested man was taken to hospital before being discharged and taken to a police station for
questioning.
The force added a post-mortem examination will be carried out to establish the causes of death...'

Hmmm, a substance... it could be that this 'stuff' had somehow effected the male who's being held
by the authorities. Whatever caused the suspect to become ill seemes to have eased after his visit to
hospital and mentioning a post-mortem to discover what killed the woman and children, usually means
the cause of the deaths isn't obvious.

'...Neighbours said the property in the Georgian Quarter was regularly visited by Beatles fans on tours
of the city. The flat was once owned by the band's manager, Brian Epstein, and Lennon lived there with
his first wife Cynthia shortly after they married in 1962...'

Yes, interesting. Is Mr. Epstein, John Lennon or 'Cynthia' relevant to the dead people, the substance or
the incident on the whole? No...? Just a tid-bit, heh? Please stay on topic, this might be something to
do with what happened in nearby Manchester and involve an air-borne lethal gas.

'... A neighbour, who did not want to be named, said: "The tours are always stopping at the house because
John Lennon used to live there." He said a family with two young children had lived in the flat.
"I didn't know them, I just knew there was a family living there. The children were toddler age," he said...'

This quiet family seemed to have chosen an abode where you'd have tourists oggling about and even
possibly encroaching on the young family's privacy. That's a shame really, but I'm sure this wouldn't cause
a man to slay his partner and two toddlers in an unknown manner.
I wouldn't think so, anyway.

'...Properties on the street were evacuated because of concerns over a gas leak but residents have been
allowed back into their homes, said police. Falkner Street and Catharine Street were closed but the roads
have since reopened.

One woman said: "The police said we had a couple of minutes to get out of the house.
"There were ambulances, fire engines and police here. We weren't allowed back in until about 11pm."
Detectives are appealing for anyone who may have information to contact them...'

Yes, at first-glance, one would guess it could be a gas-leak, but the mention of an interesting 'substance'
hints that a utility may not be at fault. Like most countries around the world, the gas comes into the building
via protected pipes, there's no substance involved.

I'd dare to suggest there's more here than meets the eye and I'll wager the BBC realise that too.
Onward with this intrepid report!

'...John Lennon, who was born in Liverpool in 1940, divorced Cynthia in 1968 and married Yoko Ono
the following year. He was murdered by Mark Chapman, who shot him on 8 December 1980, in New York...'

Yes-yes, Lennon and the rest of the Fab-Four certainly had an effect in the music world and honestly think
another fluff-piece on The Beatles would be an interesting read. But this tragedy, do you know anythink about
the family...? Any investigative journalism taking place?

'...Tour guide Jay Riley, 67, stopped outside the property earlier while taking tourist David McGann, 35,
from Melbourne, on The Beatles Fab Four taxi tour.

He said: "This is where John and Cynthia, his first wife, spent their honeymoon and where he wrote the
song Do You Want to Know a Secret...'

What the hell..?! Where did this tour guide come from?! Is he an integral part of the unfortunate account?
The guy who was sick and being held in regard of the deaths, anymore on him? Anymore on the 'substance'?

'..."The reason he wrote the song Do You Want to Know a Secret is because this was Brian Epstein's
secret apartment. "Brian Epstein was gay and up until 1967 in England it was illegal to be gay.
He added: "This is why it was called his secret apartment." Mr Riley said he visits the flat about twice a
day on tours...'
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I'll take a guess that this grim incident involves a family of a certain ethnicity and if we take a look at
the local paper... we see this below. The BBC are willfully omitting information due to Government-urged
advice not to 'imply' the terrorist danger is still ongoing.


THE LIVERPOOL ECHO: