My first thought, after being saddened, was that the timing of his death was perfect for the ojenda (just like Breitbart).

Sadly, I see the discrete murder of a SCOTUS as something our government would do with little hesitation.

The sad part is many of us question his death and the timing with the Union being upset, my wife and myself included. There is a reason for such speculation given what we all have heard and seen in the past few years. The government has lied to us about many events. There are so many stories and theories, even if we hear the truth we can never be sure that it is the truth. We have protester like the rancher shot 9 times - why? There was no reason other than our government what him out of the way, he raised too many questions. Now any protestor or organization that supports the Constitution are now domestic terrorist according to the people running out government. Yet all we hear is talk and more talk. I have no idea what to do or who I can trust any more.

No autopsy?
Did they find a Carcano rifle on site?

This has been handled in a manner to almost create suspicion. Obama loves to poke at America. Creating doubt might be to his pleasure. No autopsy, a quick embalming, pronouncement of cause of death over the phone based on a discussion with a US Marshal could all be incompetent cover-up or intentional incitement.

If the immediate next of kin ( his wife or any one of his many many children) wanted a private autopsy if they harbored any suspicions about his death, couldn't they have one done ? Wouldn't his own family know his health most accurately ?
I love a good conspiracy, but then I take my tinfoil hat off and just say to myself what a staggering loss this is. And tremendously sad.

According to several public sources, Justice Scalia had medical issues, once his Dr. provided medical info and the family verified, they said no autopsy - absolutely their right.

That said, given what we have seen out of DC the last decade, we would be whiskey stupid to not consider the question.

Heres what the communist would love to do, pardon Hillary, then recess appoint her, uncle Joe and Warren the native American would then "have to run" to continue to spread flowers on BHOs sh*t pile.

I have that same suspicion as well. I guess I have been reading too many books such as "Supreme Justice" by Max Allen Collins. It fits a similar scenario,

An autopsy would be the proper thing to do. However, the thought of a loved one being sliced and diced even though it's just a carcass, is horrifying to many people. We try to not be naïve, which causes us to look at the negative aspect of everything. Add to this, that Scalia was and is greatly revered and the thought of making this kind of a fuss over his death would be anathema to many folks. Even if it is foul play, it would be a lose-lose situation to anyone wanting to investigate the great man's passing.

I also nurse the suspicion that Antonin Scalia died from an act of murder. We can easily show that the local authorities did not handle his death in a manner up to professional standards. No autopsy--are they kidding? A prominent public official dies suddenly when in apparent good health, and apart from the presence of any witness? That's an automatic Medical Examiner's Case in any jurisdiction where I have ever practiced or trained. And what to do about the report from an employee of that dude ranch, that whoever found him, found his head underneath a pillow?

Add this to it: seek whom the crime would profit.

Antonin Scalia would have been our real-life Judge Narragansett. And that would definitely make him a target.

I read today that the owner of the hunting ranch that was present when the body was discovered, reported that Scalia was found with his pillow on his head.

Apparently your suspicions are not without some foundation.

http://www.infowars.com/former-intel-...

I am firmly an "anti-conspiracy theory" individual. But in this case?

Motive: I can't think, from what I have observed about Obama, anything that would put him in a murderous rage than his personal, most precious, anti-Industrial policy being blocked by SCOTUS. Days before this happened.

Opportunity: He's the President,for God's sake.

Other points:

No autopsy?

Cause of death by phone? Yes, Baden says that is "common" now. But for a Supreme Court Justice?

With regard to the last two points: the likelihood, after Kennedy etc., of wanting to avoid any suspicion whatsoever of a conspiracy, would argue for not "pronouncing" over the phone, and an autopsy to be done.

That it was not, to me, is simply unreasonable.

Scalia stood in the way of many a perversion of our constitutional rule of law ( the communist union crack heads for one)....we've seen that descention in the court already, not to mention appointees that have no control over the temptations of their own brains and especially interested in their own perverted point of view instead of the rule of law.

Maybe I'm thinking way outside the box here. But, my mind says, "Sure, it's quite possible he was killed. That kind of thing happens all the time..." I, personally, bet he died of natural causes given all the facts I've seen. But, I am also well aware that governments, and or special interests, all over the world have people snuffed. See the story just before this one about the military leader in North Korea?

There's a story in social media that won't go away about naturopath doctors (I haven't really dug into this one) winding up dead: hanging from trees in fetish gear, shot in the chest floating in a river, heart attack while working out in their early 40s. They're dropping like flies apparently, or just outright disappearing. Could it be a conspiracy? Sure. Always gotta ask "cui bono?" If somebody's "fat little comforts are threatened", mind your p's and q's...

Our local e-mail tree is buzzing with the same suspicion. My first thought was a Justice of the Peace said no autopsy was necessary - really? It brought back memories of the Park Police investigating the death of Vince Foster. Hillary still overlooks things out of place when discussing that one. For years now, "heart attack" has been blames for sudden deaths, when some evidence of aerosols being used near the victim were overlooked. Quick, untraceable, perfect political solution. Then there are the "suicides", too man of which include malfunctioning radar equipment. Money and power will lead to very bad results.

My first question is always: Upon what evidence? Good grief, airline captains who just took their required 6-month Class I physical with an EKG have died in flight. I think Michael Shermer, with whom I have a number of disagreements, adequately dealt with conspiracy theories to dismiss this one.

one for the X-Files...but i suspect the same thing...hopefully the republicans will hold off Obama and the socialist machine till the election is over...

Didn't anyone notice the medical signs that I did? Watch the videos of Scalia, and you'll witness the indications of pulmonary hypertension: open mouth breathing from shortness of breath (usually when he was unaware the cameras were still on him, snapping his jaw shut to look at cameras); momentary hesitation of movement, attempting to avoid instability from pending dizziness.

Scalia told others that he wasn't feeling well after a dinner at which he ate little, another indication of pending medical crisis. Much has been made over the pillow over his face, but that could have been an incidental event resulting from him passing out while attempting to move the pillow.

Senior citizens die from unexplained "natural causes" frequently, which are usually the result of already documented heart or lung distress. Sometimes doctors take typical medical symptoms as "normal" for elderly patients, resigning themselves that deteriorating health is inevitable. Shortness of breath is a strong indicator, but if the patient responds to the doctor's question (if asked) with a negative, that subjective opinion usually ends the examination.

Was there foul play? Conspiracy theorists will always find sinister elements to any significant event, and "slight evidence" nearly always exists, feeding that crowd. In Scalia's death, the evidence of a serious medical condition shouts to me, while the slight evidence is a faint whisper.

Can anyone say: "The Pelican Brief"!

ANNNNNNNND....another one!

http://www.newsmax.com/Headline/scali...

Why would anyone be surprised that PTBs would help an 89 year old man on his way to heaven. I would have thought that ginzberg would have been first to go naturally.

Well, this now in the news story is interesting,
A big time Obama supporter and donator owns the ranch Scalia died at,.

http://www.wnd.com/2016/02/obama-poin...