GOP Tech Guru Warned About Sabatoge

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The conspiracy theory over the death of Karl Rove's tech guru Michael Connell shows no sign of abatement. And who is to say all conspiracy theories are nutty? This one seems extremely plausible.

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GOP consultant killed in plane crash was warned of sabotage: report

The Republican consultant accused of involvement in alleged vote-rigging in Ohio in 2004 was warned that his plane might be sabotaged before his death in a crash Friday night, according to a Cleveland CBS affiliate. . .

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Karl Rove's I.T. Guru Dies in Plane Crash

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We still haven't completely shaken off the conspiracy theory around Barack Obama's "natural born citizenship," and birth certificate, and now. . .get your tinfoil hats ready, because there's a new one being born. This one on the other side of the political aisle. But when you hear that somebody who is about to testify against the Bush administration has died in a plane crash, where does your mind go?

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'Karl Rove's IT guru' Mike Connell dies in plane crash

A top level Republican IT consultant who was set to testify in a case alleging GOP election tampering in Ohio died in a plane crash late Friday night.

Michael Connell -- founder of Ohio-based New Media Communications, which created campaign Web sites for George W. Bush and John McCain -- died instantly after his single-prop, private aircraft smashed into a vacant home in suburban Lake Township, Ohio. . .

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DC Madam: Waiting for the Other Shoe to Drop

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I've already covered the "DC Madam" Deborah Jeane Palfrey's death, but there's one thing (OK, several things) that I really want to know. Where is her phone list? And what else might she have as evidence?

Many, many people (and not just liberals, not by a long shot) think that Palfrey was likely murdered for what she knew. And what we're waiting for is the evidence. This already sounds like a movie, and in movies the "suicided" victim always left behind evidence, right?

This is the part that makes me wonder:

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D.C. madam's mystery death: The Orlando connection

On one trip down the stairs, she lugged a 2-foot-wide box she suggested carried materials related to her infamous court case.

"This is my evidence," she told Strizack before carrying it out the door.

Read more (with video) at: Orlando Sentinel