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The last person surely hasn't been a targeted attack as there is quite some medical trail beforehand and poisoning would have been likely found. As for the first person, there might have been no killer, but perhaps psychological pressure.
When I heard the second guy died from a combo of influenza b and MRSA, I did immediately think about the logistics of that being a murder.
I'm not saying it's impossible, but it's definitely not the easiest way, or even a guaranteed way to kill someone.
Didn't the first guy literally say he wasn't going to commit suicide?
That doesn't really mean anything. You can never see inside someone's mind. It isn't abnormal to hear this or have people say the person was "so happy" that day or in days prior.
Yeah, but when a whistleblower says they aren't going to commit suicide, that should throw a huge fucking red flag when they die from alleged suicide