Trump defends "conspiracy theory" at press briefing - May 26,2020
Channel: Bud Meyers
Date: 2020-05-28

In July 2001, a 28-year-old married woman was found dead at Rep. #JoeScarborough’s Fort Walton Beach Florida office. Scarbourgh abruptly resigned his congressional seat after his attractive female intern #LoriKlausutis was found dead in his office [under a desk] under questionable circumstances." SOURCE: justiceforchandra.com 

According to Anna Dobbins, a producer at WEAR-TV, Joe was on the phone with the local ABC affiliate in Pensacola within three hours of the discovery of the body, and before the family was notified, to say that 'a young woman had died in his office and that she had a complicated medical history, specifically surrounding ’stroke and epilepsy.' The congressman and his advisor, Mick Serrano, made similar calls to two other local media outlets within hours of the body’s discovery. 

According to Dobbins and others, about a week later, after the Klausutis family wrote an excoriating letter to a local paper, Serrano called back to ask that they stop reporting the “complicated health history.” Joe, they were now correctly told, had spoken in error. Klausutis-a marathon runner, 28 years old and happily married-had been in great shape. Her “complicated health” began only on the night that she died, and its “history” surfaced primarily because of Joe’s misinformation. 
The nebulous circumstances surrounding Klausutis’s death were further compounded during her body’s postmortem exam. Michael Berkland, the medical examiner assigned to perform the autopsy, quickly released a statement to the press indicating that there were no signs of trauma to the body or any indication of foul play. 

Later, however, he admitted the body had “a scratch and a bruise.” Berkland, it must be noted, has a less than professional record. He was fired from his position as medical examiner in Missouri for making false statements and eventually lost the right to practice medicine in that state. 

Still, Berkland concluded in the final autopsy report that Klausutis’s heart had failed. Moreover, by failing to officially close the investigation, long after they had ceased to interview witnesses, the police prevented the public from learning any facts about Klausutis’s death. Only when the autopsy report was released (and that occurred only because the editor in chief of the Northwest Florida Daily News Ralph Routon’s editorial demanded its issuance) did those willing to exercise their rights under Florida’s Sunshine Law learn the extent of Lori’s injuries. 

The autopsy report revealed that Lori had suffered two skull fractures and an additional wound. A 7 and 1/4-inch crack all but spanned the top of her head, from right temple to left.” 

Crime Scene Photos:
https://www.nwfdailynews.com/photogallery/DA/20171209/NEWS/120809983/PH/1

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