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There's a lot of people that have had their place, like, rated after their death.

Stanley Kubrick had their place rated after his death.

Mary Pinchot-Myer, which was also another mistress of JFK, also had her house rated after

she was found out on the D.C. towpath from apparent gunshot wounds.

And that was done by James Jesus Angleton.

Okay.

And Mary Pinchot-Meyer was married to the head of the CIA at the time,

Cord Meyer. Okay. And her house was broken into and her diary was stolen. But you also have

many thinking too, you know, because there's a lot of, you know, why were they, why were these

people in suits going in and breaking into their house

and taking all their stuff? But part of that could be because of the bugging of the house,

right? They want to go in and get their bugs or listening devices out of their house before it's,

you know, there's a full-scale investigation and people find that their house was bugged.

So that might be a good way. I mean, I'm sure there's other reasons for that as well.

But that one makes sense too. And with the overdose thing, that seems like the

the second option that they kind of go with.

I mean, we've seen that in the Jeffrey Epstein, the people that have, there's been three

Jeffrey Epstein victims that have all died of supposed accidental drug overdoses.

Two of them were in West Palm Beach, Florida, and a hotel room. The most recent one was Virginia Jafray, where they're not saying that it was an accidental drug overdose.

One or two can be a coincidence, but whenever it gets up into like three, and I also believe, this is kind of off topic,

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