Palfrey report coming up on CNN w/ Sanchez.

For those of you who are not convinced that she committed suicide and are still investigating.

Among them Repuke Senator David "Pampers" Vitter and some top Pentagon and State Department brass.

Wonder if her firm serviced Wilkes and Foggo-Cunningham's CIA-Congress-Contractor parties?

satisfied her death was a suicide. Sanchez & Co are laying it out fairly well. Good so far. New conspieracy theories coming up next.

Scroll down a bit at...

http://www.cnn.com/video/

Thanks for the heads-up, Texas Explorer.

CNN mentioned Professor Brandy Britton, the other "suicide by hanging" DC Madame employee, but not by name. Perhaps one day CNN will report the obvious: Evil people have great power in this country. Then again, they probably won't: That's old news.

already attempted suicide once before.

Edited to add: Moldea claims, but did not offer any proof, that she attempted suicide by overdose but that the attempt failed.

But there's something funny with his whole story. Did anyone catch it?

Maybe he'll have something to offer after he gets his own protection lined up.

Did he give date, location & type of medication used? Was there an ambulance call?

Certainly he can't be the only one who knows about it if it's true.

that she would commit suicide rather than spend six or seven years in federal prison. This was supposedly before her conviction.

Then he says (paraphrasing): "After lunch, I called Jeane's lawyer (didn't name the lawyer) and I said 'We have a problem.' to which he relplied 'I know, I know, I know.'"

Then, later, he says he has some "news" for Sanchez. Then he described that Palfrey had attempted suicide once before, apparently since her conviction in mid April but that the overdose attempt had failed. He didn't offer any specifics. Just words out of his mouth.

So, one minute, they have a problem. The next moment, he's offering CNN and news scoop saying, suddenly out of nowhere, that Palfrey tried once already to kill herself.

Something squirelly there.

And, FWIW, here's an article at Law.com I hadn't seen until now: he he allegedly told

http://www.law.com/jsp/article.jsp?id=1207305792684">Courtroom Fireworks Predicted as D.C. Madam Trial Opens

And another:

http://www.wjla.com/news/stories/0408/511139.html">Palfrey's Attorney Rests Without Calling Sen. Vitter

Funny how using a different set of search terms turns up new stuff.

sorry no cable

http://www.wesh.com/news/16142638/detail.html

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Palfrey’s building manager said she often told him she believed she was being followed and he thinks there may have been some former clients of her escort service who wanted her dead.

"She insinuated that there is a contract out for her and I fully believe they succeeded," her building manager said.

Palfrey's Lexus is still parked in the Park Lake garage and the staff said on Monday, she asked about making sure her condo fees would continue to be paid during what Palfrey anticipated would be six years in prison.

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I'm not in the orlando area so I'm not sure if this was just posted on the web or actually made the broadcast on this channel.

This is all very interesting.

advance in condo charges as she expected her incarceration to be about that long.

He seemed very credible and was positive Palfrey was not a suicide.

I want to say that yes, it could be a legitimate suicide, however, seems like people who f*ck with power in this country are just cappin' themseves left and right:

Deborah J. Palfrey: Just Another Suicide?

Regarding Moldea, in this book, Moldea argues that yeah, there's lots of "evidence" saying that Sirhan didn't kill RFK, but hey, he did it! Is he a cover-up specialist?
http://www.amazon.com/Killing-Robert-Kennedy-Investigation-Opportunity/dp/0393315347/ref=pd_bbs_sr_1?ie=UTF8&s=books&qid=1210516136&sr=8-1

Unfortunately for him, the latest acoustic evidence seems to support multiple shooters;
http://www.democraticunderground.com/discuss/duboard.php?az=show_mesg&forum=385&topic_id=130352&mesg_id=130352

Plus, William Pepper is now Sirhan's lawyer;
http://journals.democraticunderground.com/reprehensor/70

Sirhan may see justice, maybe even freedom.

every time I search stuff on this case (and I mean the shallow, tawdry details like what did the house she lived in look like in CA, and why did she have a condo but stay in her mother's mobile home?) my browser crashes.

A lot of the online stories seem to have been scrubbed. And while I can buy that she killed herself, I thought the media's jumping on the 'nothing to see here' bandwagon SO soon, was eerily suspicious.