Former pharma executive who joined HHS to help lower drug prices found bludgeoned to death in D.C. … ruled “suicide”
by: Mike Adams
NaturalNews.com
Sunday, November 18, 2018
A former executive for Pfizer, recently tasked with joining HHS to help reduce the prices of Big Pharma’s monopoly prescription medications, was found bludgeoned to death outside his Washington D.C. apartment. Local police ruled the death of Daniel Best a suicide, raising immediate questions about how an individual can bludgeon himself to death with multiple blows.
“The city’s Office of the Chief Medical Examiner on Thursday said Best died from “multiple blunt force injuries” and it ruled his death a suicide. It would not release further information,” reports Cleveland.com. The news website also reports:
In announcing his death, HHS Secretary Alex Azar said the 49-year-old former CVSHealth and Pfizer Pharmaceuticals executive agreed to work at HHS “out of a desire to serve the American people by making health care more affordable.”
Obviously a murder… and a cover-up
Not everybody is buying the official explanation. “The Chief Medical Examiner’s verdict raised questions among the health community, with many people refusing to believe Best killed himself by repeatedly hitting himself with a blunt object until he died,” reports NeoNettle.com.
NeoNettle also reports:
According to Washington, D.C. Police, Best was found “unresponsive” near the garage door exit of an apartment building in D.C.’s Navy Yard neighborhood at 5:25 a.m. on November 1, and was pronounced dead by medical personnel who responded to the scene.
To believe that Daniel Best murdered himself strains any shred of credibility. If a man wanted to kill himself, why would he attempt to do it with a blunt object requiring multiple strikes? And why would he choose to do it just outside the garage exit door of an apartment complex rather than inside his own living room?
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