07-20-2020, 06:18 PM
Update:
Suspect Dressed In FedEx Uniform who Killed Son Of NJ Federal Judge, Found Dead
Operative word... "apparently". He was probably one of the MKUltra, or such programs, who they used to do this evil deed, then they took him out so he couldn't point fingers back to them. That's how they operate.
Well, that takes care of that. Case Closed! I'm sure the courts won't see any reason to investigate this further because they probably don't want the same "message" delivered to their door.
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Suspect Dressed In FedEx Uniform who Killed Son Of NJ Federal Judge, Found Dead
Quote:Monday, 12:30 PM – ABC News reports that the Suspect in shooting of Judge Salas family was found dead of an apparently self-inflicted gunshot wound.
Operative word... "apparently". He was probably one of the MKUltra, or such programs, who they used to do this evil deed, then they took him out so he couldn't point fingers back to them. That's how they operate.
Quote:A gunman wearing a FedEx driver’s uniform came to the home of a federal judge connected to high-profile cases, one involving Jeffery Epstein, killing her son and leaving her husband in critical condition after they answered the door to the assailant, according to news reports and law enforcement officials.
Judge Esther Salas is linked to federal court cases involving Jeffery Epstein, and oversaw cases involving the reality TV couple the “Real Housewives of New Jersey,” as well as very dangerous gangs that operated the state.
The killings are now being investigated by the FBI and occurred at the families North Brunswick home around 5 p.m., according to reports.
Salas’s husband was defense lawyer Mark Anderl, 63. According to reports he survived but was left seriously injured and is in critical condition at a local hospital. Judge Salas was in the basement at the time of the shooting and was not injured in the shooting, according to Fox News.
Well, that takes care of that. Case Closed! I'm sure the courts won't see any reason to investigate this further because they probably don't want the same "message" delivered to their door.
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