a happening in Denver to ponder

[ensho]

http://hisz.rsoe.hu/alertmap/index.php?smp=&lang=eng


Area: USA, State of Colorado, The Burnsley Hotel, Denver

Description:

Less than two weeks before the Democratic National Convention a man has been found dead in a Denver hotel room with a container of what authorities initially suspect to be the deadly poison cyanide. Adding to the intrigue is that the dead man, Saleman Abdirahman Dirie, 29, appears to be from outside the U.S. No passport was found on Dirie, who is believed to have entered the country from Canada. A large container of a white powdery substance was found in the man’s room on the fourth floor of The Burnsley hotel at 10th and Grant. Tests are now being done by the Denver Police Crime Lab to determine exactly what the substance is. The tests could take days. It’s believed Dirie died from something other than the substance that was in the container. Denver police are leading the investigation of the man’s death. The FBI and other governmental agencies, including the Joint Terrorism Task Force, are assisting in the probe. Hazardous materials assistance has included the Colorado State Patrol and the Colorado National Guard. “Our Joint Terrorism Task Force is involved in this simply because the victim here is from another country and it just kind of makes sense that our terrorism guys would take a look a look at this,” FBI Special Agent in Charge James Davis said. Davis told CBS 4 that nothing so far has been found to link the case to terrorism or the coming convention. Authorities said The Burnsley hotel is safe and is open for business. The investigation is continuing.

Number of deaths: 1 persons
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[shadowknows69]

1. I posted this earlier, anyone see anything in the MSM yet?

[ensho]

2. sorry, didn't see your thread

nt

[shadowknows69]

4. NP it sunk quickly

I guess we're all too worried about John Edward's penis still.

[shadowknows69]

3. nothing so far has been found to link the case to terrorism or the coming convention.

Except maybe that it's one of the world's most deadly poisons and its in the same city. Nothing to see here move along.

[yardwork]

21. A pound of cyanide in the city where the Democrats will gather soon.

I'm sure it's a total coincidence.

[David Zephyr]

5. This is very disconcerting to me.

ensho, thank you for posting this. Good grief!

[shadowknows69]

6. You could deal a lot of death with a little cyanide

[Arctic Dave]

7. White powder, must be cyanide?

My first guess would be heroin or cocaine. Someone has been watching too much TV.

[shadowknows69]

8. Um it was cyanide according to the police

[Arctic Dave]

11. They think it is cyanide

"with a container of what authorities initially suspect to be the deadly poison cyanide". Tomorrow they can come out and say, "oops, our bad, it was actually dried elephant poo, . This guy had a wierd fetish".

[shadowknows69]

12. And there could be a field test they use, I think most cops would initially think drugs

[MrCoffee]

15. But with a reason to think otherwise, I wouldn't go near that jar

Apparently something about the jar made the cops think cyanide. If you were holding a jar with a label that made you think "hmm..this could be deadly poison", would you open it right there in the hotel room, or would you seal it as quick as you could and let the guys in the lab deal with it?

[shadowknows69]

16. perhaps they tried drug dogs first with no effect.

Be interesting to see how it all pans out. If they even bother to tell us after scaring us.

[DevonRex]

22. I can tell you from experience that there is NO WAY they'd go near

that jar or even let the dogs near it. Because they'd have to test it in the lab anyway, whether the dog alerted on it or not. And there is always the chance of residue on containers. Those dogs are way to valuable to take that chance.

Of course, the agents involved would also treat whatever they found with the utmost of care. It sounds like there wasn't evidence of drug dealing or cooking, so the container would likely be handled very quietly by lab techs or even hazmat. That is often done even when there IS evidence to suggest that the substance in question might be an illicit drug.

[librechik]

20. story says the label indicated a form of cyanide

they don't want to say for sure before testing

[shadowknows69]

9. Original source I found

<http://cbs4denver.com/local/burnsley.hotel.death.2.793573.html>

[Bob Dobbs]

10. Manchurian plant.

Watch for false flag black ops in Denver.

[Dogtown]

23. A definite possibility

CoIntelPro operatives loved that tactic.

[pleah]

13. "It's believed Dirie died from something other than the substance

that was in the container." How convenient that he died with no identification, in Denver with a container of "white powdery substance". Curious.

[shadowknows69]

14. I wonder why they aren't mentioning what the cause of death is

Gunshot victims are usually named as such in news stories as would be any kind of foul play. There's a fog around this story.

[pleah]

17. Sorry I missed your post on this story. I, too,

have been shying away from Edwards mania. There are more important things going on in my opinion.

My first reaction to this story was one of, I don't think this has anything to do with terrorism. How convenient it is in Denver before the convention.

:)

[pleah]

18. K&R n/t

[shadowknows69]

19. kick