ASSASSINATION BY SUICIDE: HOW POWER SILENCES ITS WITNESSES

History is full of deaths officially labeled as “suicide,” yet upon scrutiny, they reveal patterns of political execution. These deaths share common traits: the victim was an insider, privy to dangerous knowledge; the death occurred at a critical moment; and the narrative of self-destruction was instantly adopted by authorities. From Vince Foster to Jeffrey Epstein, from Pierre Bérégovoy to modern whistleblowers, the evidence points to a methodical, almost ritualistic mechanism of silencing.