dorrax
04-11-2008, 01:19 PM
Heres a good video for new comers to start. Be Skeptical as i advice everyone
http://video.google.com/videoplay?docid=-3403113138974316606&hl=en
Wiki him on how he died and...
According to Tim Swartz and Cynthia Drayer[3], Schneider was found dead in his Willsonville, Oregon apartment on January 17, 1996, after friends were unable to reach him. Authorities concluded Schneider had been dead for five to seven days, and initially announced a stroke as the likely cause of death. However, Schneider's ex-wife suggested he might have been murdered for exposing secret information.[4]
The later autopsy would determine the cause of death to be suffocation by the wrapping of a rubber hose round Schneider's neck, believed to be self inflicted.[citation needed] But many[citation needed] still insist that he was murdered by people who broke into his house, or possibly assaulted him at a different location and moved his body to his house, and strangled him to death with a rubber hose, and then hanged him by it to stage his murder to appear as if it was self-inflicted.
Schneider's wife, Cynthia M. Drayer,[citation needed] claims she was not allowed to see his body at the morgue, due to "decomposition." She claims that the body that was autopsied was not that of Schneiders. According to the coroner's report, the body contained all ten fingers, and did not bear scars of the operations he had on his penis due to a penile infection he had years before his death. Schneider was missing fingers on his left hand due to (according to Al Bielek) injuries received from the Dulce firefight. Because of this, it would have been impossible for him to tie a rubber hose around his neck entirely by himself. It is believed by his wife and family that Schneider's body was switched with another body at the morgue. So that the medical examiner would not discover any physical evidence of foul play by examining markings and other physical abnormalities on, and in his body that would prove that he was murdered. Schneider was then cremated. Drayer noted the ominous and unusual behavior of the police and medical personelle during the removal of Schneider's body from the apartment, and that many items from Scheider's apartment, such as supposedly alien metals, and photos of possible UFO's, were mysteriously missing.[citation needed]
http://video.google.com/videoplay?docid=-3403113138974316606&hl=en
Wiki him on how he died and...
According to Tim Swartz and Cynthia Drayer[3], Schneider was found dead in his Willsonville, Oregon apartment on January 17, 1996, after friends were unable to reach him. Authorities concluded Schneider had been dead for five to seven days, and initially announced a stroke as the likely cause of death. However, Schneider's ex-wife suggested he might have been murdered for exposing secret information.[4]
The later autopsy would determine the cause of death to be suffocation by the wrapping of a rubber hose round Schneider's neck, believed to be self inflicted.[citation needed] But many[citation needed] still insist that he was murdered by people who broke into his house, or possibly assaulted him at a different location and moved his body to his house, and strangled him to death with a rubber hose, and then hanged him by it to stage his murder to appear as if it was self-inflicted.
Schneider's wife, Cynthia M. Drayer,[citation needed] claims she was not allowed to see his body at the morgue, due to "decomposition." She claims that the body that was autopsied was not that of Schneiders. According to the coroner's report, the body contained all ten fingers, and did not bear scars of the operations he had on his penis due to a penile infection he had years before his death. Schneider was missing fingers on his left hand due to (according to Al Bielek) injuries received from the Dulce firefight. Because of this, it would have been impossible for him to tie a rubber hose around his neck entirely by himself. It is believed by his wife and family that Schneider's body was switched with another body at the morgue. So that the medical examiner would not discover any physical evidence of foul play by examining markings and other physical abnormalities on, and in his body that would prove that he was murdered. Schneider was then cremated. Drayer noted the ominous and unusual behavior of the police and medical personelle during the removal of Schneider's body from the apartment, and that many items from Scheider's apartment, such as supposedly alien metals, and photos of possible UFO's, were mysteriously missing.[citation needed]