Questions For The Detective
"When you have eliminated the impossible, whatever remains, however
improbable, must be the truth."
Sadly the detectives closed the case as a "suicide" without answering many of the following questions.
Does Detective know Victor
literally wrote book
on over 30 suspicious deaths surrounding the Clinton Foundation
and thus would be a target for retaliation
and preventing him from speaking at more interviews?
www.amazon.com/Hillary-Bill-Murder-Clinton-Trilogy
The Detective saw Victor's office and books and talked with the family.
1.
Was there a suicide note, and what did it say?Yes, written notes.
We will have to wait until details are released
which may be telling.
Victor
was a prolific writer of over 20 books (a lot of work)
Did he leave a suicide note? (Yes , but could be faked for $2.99/page)
Or a last email or even a text?
No good-bye selfie video (so easy to do)?
There are machines that can forge
convincing handwriting.
Geek.com/news/this-robot-can-convincingly-forge-letters-in-your-handwriting
Bond Script:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=XhSciWzgR1I
NBC News morning show about Bond Press
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=V6FaSHE36JU
or
https://vimeo.com/124047069
www.Bond.Co or
www.HelloBond.com
Was there any content in the note that only Victor would know?
For example, did he leave a combination to a safe?
Suicide notes can be faked by computerized machines for $2.99 per page.
3. Was the gun that killed him registered to him?Yes the police tracked the gun to him
Did Victor own a gun?
What kind of gun?
Was it
registered in his name? Where did he buy it?
Does bullet match the gun?
Gun Shot Residue (GSR) could be sprayed on his hand?
We can assume the police matched the bullet to the gun.
Could the bullet have been a sniper
shot from a distance?Then the gun could be put in his hand?
Were
there any foot prints or clues of another person at the crime scene? 
8. What time of day was it when he died?Early morning
How early?
Was it before Sun / Moon rise?
If it was dark, then Victor (or hitmen) would need a flash
light or night vision goggles
Who discovered his body? Circumstances?
Did any witnesses see Victor in the vicinity? Or anyone unusual?
6. Where was his body found?At top of Mt. Nittany with a good view
What was the latitude and longitude of
the murder site?
Altitude? Route Victor took?
Source: 181 Mt. Nittany Road, Lemont, PA 16851
www.google.com/maps... or
https://goo.gl/maps/eJg62NZ7X8y
ReMax lists home is valued at $281400 3 beds, 2 baths, 2516 sq
ft
http://www.remax.com/realestatehomesforsale/181-mount-nittany-rd-lemont-pa-16851
Final site: Mt. Nittany
Conservatory on the
Blue
Trailphotos coming from Andy
View of the Blue Trail to the top of Mt. Nittany
from someone on YouTube
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=cS2G9PXAM1E
Did Victor have a lot of credit card
debt or some impending obligation?
Or did it seem like he was getting his affairs in order?
What evidence
is there that he was putting his affairs in order faster than normal?
Updated will, paying off credit cards, giving away items, etc.
Was he on security cameras of stores,
banks or gas stations? When and where was the last time he bought anything, such as with a credit/debit card/
Was Victor with anyone?
Why did he go to an area where there are no security cameras?
Does
he, or his vehicle appear on any traffic monitoring cameras?Was anyone else seen in the car with him?
His car was found near Mt. Nittany Blue Trail .5 miles past his house.
Why would he drive instead of walking such a short distance?
Ex: any text to "meet me at the mountain top" or "let's go hiking"
Phone records? Who were his last calls to?
Was the mountain top a place where
Victor often went for reflection or relaxation?Was it a place he went regularly, such as for exercise?
Hypothesis (disproven): An assassin could surveil Victor, learn his daily jogging routine, follow his route with a bird-like drone cam, wait the next day for Victor, wearing gloves (to prevent finger prints) and a concealed gun, strike up a conversation, perhaps race him to the mountain top, shoot Victor (muffling noise with cloth or silencer), then place the gun in his dead hand, cover up his foot prints, and escape.
Follow up questions:
Was Victor wearing jogging clothes? NO
Was there a lot of perspiration from jogging? NO
What was the exact body and arm position?
Why would he leave the keys in the car? (strange)
Some guy might come along, see the car, go for a drive, and be accused of murder.
.5 miles is too far to carry a knocked out body, so the assassins needed a car.
The assassins would not want to use their own car, because it might be seen by neighbors.
Victor's car would not be suspicious.
The plan may have been to drive the car back to Victor's house, but perhaps a witness came along, so they abandoned the car to quickly leave the area.
but only .5 miles!
The keys were left in the car. Why?
Any other tire tracks near Victor's
car? More than 1 car in the area?
Any finger prints of other people on
his car or his mobile phone
or the gun?
His son Joshua and friend Peter talked to him. Peter says he was just fine.
Did Victor tell any friends he was depressed or thinking about suicide?
The police are authorized to arrest someone even suspected of being suicidal and take them to a hospital for observation. I know this from my experience as a landlord. A tenant moved in, saying she left her boy friend. He called the police to suggest she might be suicidal about their break up. (He had a high opinion of himself). The police came. I told them the lady was ok. But they insisted on seeing her, and took her (understandably angry) to the hospital. She was released in 1/2 hour, perfectly fine.
He did talk about "getting his affairs in order" because he knows he was a "target marked man" by exposing the Clintons.
Did Victor have a Last Will and
Testament?What was the date and detail of the last change?
It has been said that Victor systematically gave
away all his stuff
but he might do that anyway if he thought he might be murdered
Did Victor make arrangements?
Did Victor tell Joshua face to face about his plan to commit suicide, or was it in the form of a “suicide note” which can be easily faked by a Bond Script machine? Joshua might believe the note was actually from his father.
If Victor told Joshua, Joshua would have called someone such as his uncle William, to help stop Victor.
But Victor knew he was a "target marked man" so he would make arrangements for his affairs anyway.
Did Victor have any
birthday plans?Was he going to see his son Joshua or his parents?
Any upcoming flight,
train or
other reservations?
This would indicate plans to live.
Who told him?
When
was his last ATM withdrawal?This indicates intent to buy things and live.
Were there any photos from the ATM?
Was
there GPS location tracking in his phone? What was his route that day?
He was a broadcaster, with good recording equipment, and spent hundreds
of hours in front of a microphone. He would have made some "good
bye" message to his family, friends, and fans.
Voice morphing is possible, but hard to fake.
Victor knew, from writing about Vince Foster (Hillary's attorney) the mystery and speculation caused when he went to the woods to commit suicide, with no witnesses.
Was the location Victor was found in a "tranquil or majestic" area with a view? Victor wrote that Vincent would probably want that for his last view in paragraph 3 of page 86.
Vince
Foster, Hillary's legal advisor who "committed suicide" before testifying
about the Clinton White Water Scandal.
Victor said he jogs with
his dog. What kind?
What happened to his dog?
Did Victor make arrangements for someone to take care of him?
Vyzygoth: The Grassy Knoll show: http://www.radio4all.net/index.php/contributor/702 (Victor was on once a month)
Lisa Guliani / Julianna Gross
Dr. James Fetzer