This is why the Seth Rich conspiracy won't disappear

CNN's Tom Kludt explores the motivations behind the Seth Rich conspiracy, examines the lasting power of political conspiracies and talks with Brad Bauman, spokesperson for the Rich family.

[JillPyeatt]

It's hilarious that CNN thinks that just calling Seth Rich's death a "conspiracy theory" is going to discourage those of us demanding answers.

[davidbateleur]

If this was just a conspiracy theory... why would an upstanding news network feel the need to waste time on telling us its a conspiracy theory???

The fact that this video exists shouts LOUDLY that there is something more to this story.

[michelletorres]

The fact that CNN made this video actually fuels the conspiracy theory. The time and effort spent by CNN and others to discredit this story speaks volumes! Why would they even care if it's a whole lot of nothing? They are doing this for Seth's parents? Gimme a break...

[bloodmuffin]

Why has the FBI put a 66 year stay on releasing Seth's work and personal laptop?

[aprilnelly]

"...and the murder remains unsolved" Your words.

[smoov]

I love how they NEVER address what was actually in the emails.

[oldkinglog]

"Hey, fellow kids! I'm a young hipstery kinda guy and not at all like those old, stiff CNN talking heads. You can believe me when I tell you that there's nothing to see here with this Seth Rich story. You can trust me because I'm just like you. I have long hair and ironic glasses and don't wear a tie like those squares Anderson Cooper and Don Lemon."

[heartlessVH]

I don't think it's a conspiracy theory when they know upwards of 300 people who have died under mysterious circumstances

[kilgoretrout]

At this point invoking the term "conspiracy theory" is evidence of cover up.
it's like saying " i'm not a liar"

[sciencedenier]

just another notch in the Clinton body count

[discowinter]

Hey kid, how much did they pay you to sell out your soul?

[spudruckus]

Then why do they want 66 years before they release the contents of his laptop?

[kclt]

You forgot to mention that they think it's a cover up because during the "robbery" he still had his wallet and expensive watch, along with some cards I believe. Very convincing lie though.

[Slicklickz]

Did he just call Julian Assange "an online troll"?I guess the DNC is in desperation mode.

[glenwoodfin]

You discredited your own BS by calling them "leaks" twice. You were supposed to call them "hacks". Oops.

[thomaswanado]

- 2:40 Brad Bauman: "His job was not in any way shape or form related to IT."
- Wikipedia on Seth Rich: "In 2014 he began working for the Democratic National Committee (DNC) as the Voter Expansion Data Director. One of his tasks at the DNC was the development of a computer application to help voters locate polling stations."
- Wikipedia on IT: "Information technology (IT) is the application of computers to store, study, retrieve, transmit, and manipulate data, or information, often in the context of a business or other enterprise."

[chito]

"In the Dutch TV interview, Assange demurred on how he
obtained the DNC emails, then dropped a tantalizing hint. “There’s a
27-year-old who works for the DNC who was shot in the back, murdered, just a
few weeks ago, for unknown reasons as he was walking down the street in
Washington.”




“That was just a robbery, I believe, wasn’t it?” the
host interjected.




“No, ” Assange said. “There’s no finding.”




“What are you suggesting?”




“I’m suggesting that our sources take risks, ” Assange
said, “and they become concerned to see things occurring like that.”




Assange never said Rich’s name, but the implication
was obvious: Rich was his source. WikiLeaks then announced a $20, 000 reward on
Twitter for information about Rich’s murder."

[brycejcox]

I find it funny, and sadly troubling, that your example of another “murder conspiracy” is also tied directly to the very person/foundation that you’re trying to defend.

[dallenv]

What happened to Seth's laptop? Why has the D.C. Police stonewalled the investigation?

[xTGE]

It won't disappear because of the following reasons:

1. He was a DNC staffer.
2. He was murdered.
3. It was ruled as an attempted robbery gone wrong yet nothing was taken after he was killed.
4. There is a private investigator onto this.
5. The PR person for Seths family was assigned to them by the DNC, the father has spoken out about this saying he didn't want it.
6. The PR guy and Seth had an altercation many times, Seths father has admitted this and even Wikileaks showed this.
7. The Wikileaks document dump happened 12 days after he was murdered.
8. A friend of Assange said he received the documents on a school campus from a man inside the DNC who was unhappy with the cheating of Hillary over Bernie.
9. Wikileaks themselves placed a $20, 000 reward into information regarding his death.
10. Assange bought his name up in a conversation about his informants about how they put their lives at risk then mentioned Seth.
11. Hannity interviewed Assange and he was adamant that it was not Russia he got the information from.
12. The private investigator has information from an FBI offical that his laptop contained the emails for Wikileaks.
13. The DNC PR guy refuted #12 saying it wasn't true but of course he would considering it was the DNC that would be investigated.
14. The MSM that colluded with the DNC and buried the story and never aired it.

As you can see, there are too many coincidences that prove this was not a random mugging. The man leaked information and as a low level DNC staffer, his death wouldn't be all important. I'm sure if Podesta wasn't such a big name he would've been killed also.

I tend to believe this side considering there is hard evidence by Assange comments, how the "Robbery" was conducted, Wikileaks offering a reward & that the emails started 12 days after his death over the Trump/Russia story which has apparently been under investigation for 12 months and yet if there were any solid evidence then it would've come to light. Seth Rich's murder would prove the MSM has lied, countless times and would destroy that party.