Hello, everybody. Thanks so much for being with us today. Appreciate you guys joining us,

spending your Friday with us here. We're going to do things a little bit differently here today.

There's a story that's been circulating for some time now. In fact, all the way back to 2016,

and I don't think there's been enough media coverage on it. In fact, when the media tried to talk about it,

they were sued into an oblivion to stop talking about it.

So you're probably wondering, what the heck am I talking about?

Well, in the early morning of July 10th in 2016,

in the Bloomingdale neighborhood of Washington, D.C.,

about 30 blocks north of the capital,

a man by the name of Seth Rich was found dead,

we'll say to be nice.

Rich had been out drinking at Lou City Bar in Columbia Heights, which is a regular spot

for him and left that bar around 1.30 in the morning.

He was walking home when he was shot fatally twice in the back.

Police responded quickly if the gunfire was detected.

He was found unconscious but died about an hour and a half later at the hospital.

His watch, his wallet, his phone, all still with him, not stolen, which some pointed to

a suspicious, though police attributed to a botched robbery where the assailants

panicked and fled before they can take anything. Metropolitan Police Department and District

of Columbia have consistently described this as likely an attempted robbery gone wrong. Except the one

interesting thing about it is FBI has been involved, federal agencies have been

involved in this botched robbery. And we've never got a good explanation on what happened

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