Death of George Gwynn Robertson

George Gwynn Robertson, 2nd president of Nic-Dan, was killed on 20 August 1918. Robertson was killed during the Battle of Cior. Robertson was stabbed several times during the invasion of the bunker. The others in the bunker were shot by the Allied army. When the death was announced by Allied autorities it was stated Robertson was stabbed by an unknown Sagofagi soldier. It is still in debate because in 1924 the Sagofagi army debunked the announcement. Robertson was already dead when they entering the bunker and the Sagofagi soldiers weren't equipped with knives. The reason why Robertson was claimed to be stabbed by a soldier was to boost the motivation by the soldiers still fighting in the European front. Most theorists now concider Robertson was killed by the other people in the bunker before the invasion or Robertson committed suicide before the invasion. No one will ever know the real circumstance Robertson died because all the other people in the bunker with Robertson were killed during the operation.
== Murder Theory ==
Before the invasion of the bunker by Allied armies, Robertson was killed. The other people in the bunker were Adelmar Stettin, Benjamin Salisbury and Louis Kelly. The person with the best motive to kill Robertson was Benjamin Salisbury. Salisbury was an admiral during the war. He was stationed at the Nic-Dan-Sagofagi border, which was for the most part of the war peaceful. When the Sagofagi army invaded Nic-Dan, Salisbury's army was under equipped and Salisbury suffered defeat after defeat and didn't stay the war hero that he once was. It is possible Salisbury killed Robertson together with Kelly and Stettin out of revenge and become a hero again.
Adelmar Stettin was a German officer who fled to Nic-Dan after the loss of German Uswanka. Stettin climbed up the ranks in the Nic-Danian army and was close to become the new commander of the 1st army. Stettin could help Salisbury to take Robertson down and take power over.
Louis Kelly was a personal guard of Robertson and could have helped Stettin and Salisbury to kill Robertson.