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"There is tangible evidence on the laptop of a former DNC staffer that confirms he was talking to WikiLeaks prior to his murder, a private investigator suggested Monday.

Seth Rich was killed last July in what authorities have called a robbery gone awry.

But Rod Wheeler, a former DC homicide detective and Fox News contributor, is leading a parallel investigation into Rich’s murder."

"An FBI forensic report of Rich's computer -- generated within 96 hours after Rich's murder -- showed he made contact with WikiLeaks through Gavin MacFadyen, a now-deceased American investigative reporter, documentary filmmaker, and director of WikiLeaks who was living in London at the time, the federal source told Fox News."

After this introduction, O'Reilly went to a split-screen live interview with "Fox News crime analyst" Rod Wheeler.

"Tell me what's going on," O'Reilly said.

Wheeler, a Washington, D.C., Metropolitan Police Department officer-turned-paid Fox News commentator, launched right in: "Well, you know, there is this national underground network, if you will, Bill, of women that's lesbians and also some men groups that's actually recruiting kids as young as 10 years old in a lot of the schools in the communities all across the country," he reported. "And they actually carry a number of weapons. And they commit a number of crimes."

Wheeler asserted that "we've actually counted, just in the Washington, D.C., area alone, that's Washington D.C., Maryland, and Virginia, well over 150 of these crews. … And they — like I said, they recruit these kids to be members of these gangs."

O'Reilly asked, "Now, when they recruit the kids, are they indoctrinating them into homosexuality?"

"Yes," Wheeler answered. "As a matter of fact, some of the kids have actually reported that they were forced into, you know, performing sex acts and doing sex acts with some of these people."

Rod Wheeler, a retired Washington homicide detective and Fox News contributor investigating the case on behalf of the Rich family, made the WikiLeaks claim, which was corroborated by a federal investigator who spoke to Fox News.

I get that there's an incredibly strong drive to shift the story, but we've seen this a few times now and it's getting obvious.

tonkadtx wrote:He's working for the family, who were fine with him till he upset the apple cart.

Rod Wheeler, a retired Washington homicide detective and Fox News contributor investigating the case on behalf of the Rich family, made the WikiLeaks claim, which was corroborated by a federal investigator who spoke to Fox News.

The fact he made contact with Wikileaks was confirmed by a second source, read the article.

Also, don't you find it funny that a high profile murder like this was caught partially on tape (two suspects following him). It was a "robbery" with nothing taken and they aren't beating the fucking bushes for skells? A gun goes off in NYC and they follow every security camera back to point of origin, find everyone who was there, and question the shit out of them. A young dude's murder makes national news in D.C. and...sorry charlie?

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Grandpa's Spells wrote:Fox retracts.

http://www.foxnews.com/politics/2017/05 ... ation.html

Sean Hannity @seanhannity 47m47 minutes ago
Read Kim Dotcom and listen to democrats say over and over NO EVIDENCE of Collusion http://bit.ly/2rbeuDi