Niet de Russen en Trumps team, maar de gefrustreerde medewerker Seth Rich van het Hillary Clinton campagne team, heeft de documenten die Clinton belastten gelekt naar Wikileaks, zo meldde Anti-Media gisteren. Rich was overigens gefrustreerd door de smerige campagne, die Clinton en haar team voerden tegen Bernie Sanders, de andere presidentskandidaat, tijdens de voorverkiezingen van de Democraten…….

Geen nieuws, dit was al lang bekend*, zo zette Julian Assange vorig jaar al een premie van $ 130,000.– op de tip die tot de aanhouding zouden leiden van de moordenaar(s), die Rich neerschoten. De politie hield het op een roofmoord, terwijl er niets van de eigendommen van Rich werden gestolen, hoewel hij voor een aanzienlijk bedrag aan sieraden droeg………

Er zijn nieuwe bewijzen opgedoken, die van de ‘Rusland manipulatie claim’ gehakt maken. Zo gaf een anonieme FBI bron toe dat men op de computer van Rich meer dan 44.000 mails van Clinton terug heeft gevonden, die Rich doorspeelde naar Wikileaks…..

Kortom: van al het gelul over Russische hacks en manipulaties blijft niets over, een claim die al niet met bewijzen werd en wordt gemaakt…… Ook Nederlandse politici, de Nederlandse geheime diensten AIVD en MIVD en de reguliere Nederlandse (afhankelijke) media, houden deze leugen in de lucht………………..

Zeker de AIVD en MIVD moeten op de hoogte zijn van deze zaak, des te schunniger dat deze waardeloze diensten deze leugens in de lucht houden, je zou dit zelfs ernstig misdadig kunnen noemen!!

In feite was Rich een klokkenluider, die ‘als dank’ werd vermoord……..

Murdered
DNC Staffer Seth Rich Shared 44,053 Democrat

Emails With WikiLeaks

Murdered DNC Staffer Seth Rich Shared 44,053 Democrat Emails With WikiLeaks

May
16, 2017 at 8:14 am

Written
by Anti-Media
News Desk

(ZHE) For
the past several months, Democrats have based their “Resist 45”
movement on unsubstantiated assertions that the Trump campaign
coordinated with Russian intelligence officials to undermine the 2016
Presidential Election thereby ‘stealing’ the White House from
Hillary Clinton. Day after day we’ve all suffered through one
anonymously sourced, “shock” story after another from the New
York Times and/or The Washington Post with new allegations of the
‘wrongdoing’.

But,
new evidence surfacing in the Seth Rich murder investigation may just
quash the “Russian hacking” conspiracy theory. According to a new
report from Fox
News,
it was former DNC staffer Seth Rich who supplied 44,000 DNC emails to
WikiLeaks and not some random Russian cyber terrorist, as we’ve all
been led to believe.

According
to Fox News, though admittedly via yet another anonymous FBI source,
Rich made contact with WikiLeaks through Gavin MacFadyen, an American
investigative reporter and director of WikiLeaks who was living in
London at the time. According
to Fox News sources, federal law enforcement investigators found
44,053 emails and 17,761 attachments sent between DNC leaders from
January 2015 to May 2016 that Rich shared with WikiLeaks before he
was gunned down on July 10, 2016.

The
Democratic National Committee staffer who was gunned down on July 10
on a Washington, D.C., street just steps from his home had leaked
thousands of internal emails to WikiLeaks, law enforcement sources
told Fox News.

A
federal investigator who reviewed an FBI forensic report detailing
the contents of DNC staffer Seth Rich’s computer generated within
96 hours after his murder, said Rich 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.

“I
have seen and read the emails between Seth Rich and Wikileaks,” the
federal investigator told Fox News, confirming the MacFadyen
connection. He said the emails are in possession of the FBI, while
the stalled case is in the hands of the Washington Police Department.

Then,
on July 22, just 12 days after Rich was killed, WikiLeaks published
internal DNC emails that appeared to show top party officials
conspiring to stop Bernie Sanders from becoming the party’s
presidential nominee. As we’ve noted before, the DNC’s efforts to
block Sanders resulted in Debbie Wasserman Schultz resigning as DNC
chairperson.

These
new revelations seem to be consistent with the findings of Rod
Wheeler, a former DC homicide detective and Fox News contributor,
whose private investigation firm was hired by Rich’s family to
probe the case.

“My
investigation up to this point shows there was some degree of email
exchange between Seth Rich and WikiLeaks,” Wheeler told Fox
News. “I
do believe that the answers to who murdered Seth Rich sits on his
computer on a shelf at the DC police or FBI headquarters.”

“My
investigation shows someone within the D.C. government, Democratic
National Committee or Clinton team is blocking the murder
investigation from going forward,” Wheeler told Fox News. “That
is unfortunate. Seth Rich’s murder is unsolved as a result of
that.”

The
botched robbery theory, which police have pursued for nearly a year,
isn’t panning out, Wheeler said. Two assailants caught on a grainy
video tape from a camera posted outside a grocery mart, shot Rich
twice in his back, but did not take his wallet, cell phone, keys,
watch or necklace worth about $2,000.

As
you’ll recall, Rich’s death has been shrouded in mystery from the
start as he was reportedly shot from behind in the wee hours of the
morning but was not robbed of the nearly $2,000 worth of cash and
jewelry on his body at the time.

Rich
had been at Lou’s City Bar a couple of miles from his home until
about 1:15 a.m. He
walked home, calling several people along the way. He called his
father, Joel Rich, who he missed because he had gone to sleep.
He talked with a fraternity brother and his girlfriend, Kelsey Mulka.

Around
4:17 a.m., Rich was about a block from his home when Mulka, still on
the phone with him, heard voices in the background. Rich reassured
her that he was steps away from being at his front door and hung up.

Two
minutes later, Rich was shot twice. Police were on the scene within
three minutes. Rich
sustained bruising on his hands and face. He remained conscious, but
died at a nearby hospital less than two hours later.

Shortly
thereafter, Julian Assange implied that Seth Rich was, in fact, a
source for WikiLeaks and offered a $130,000 reward for information
leading to his killer.

Per
the Washington
Examiner,
Rich’s family issued the following statement, via a ‘spokesman’,
regarding the recent Fox News reports saying they have seen no
evidence of the alleged emails between Seth Rich and WikiLeaks:

“As
we’ve seen through the past year of unsubstantiated claims, we see
no facts, we have seen no evidence, we have been approached with no
emails and only learned about this when contacted by the press,” the
statement said. “Even if tomorrow, an email was found, it is not a
high enough bar of evidence to prove any interactions as emails can
be altered and we’ve seen that those interest in pushing
conspiracies will stop at nothing to do so.”

“We
are a family who is committed to facts, not fake evidence that
surfaces every few months to fill the void and distract law
enforcement and the general public from finding Seth’s
murderers. The
services of the private investigator who spoke to the press was
offered to the Rich family and paid for by a third party, and
contractually was barred from speaking to press or anyone outside of
law enforcement or the family unless explicitly authorized by the
family.”

But,
as WikiLeaks noted, the family’s “spokesman” is none other than
Democrat crisis PR consultant Brad Bauman.

Seems
that not everyone within the FBI is on board with the “Russian
hacking” narrative and are finally starting to come forward.

Finally,
we find it ‘shocking’ that while the New York Times, Washington
Post, CNN, etc are all too eager to regurgitate each others
anonymously sourced stories that are critical of Trump, not a single
one of them had a single reference of this Fox News bombshell on
their website at the time this article was published.

By Tyler
Durden /
Republished with permission / Zero
Hedge / Report
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