Heart attack
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Heart attacks, like cancer, due affect young people, although they more commonly affect the elderly. Both can be artificially induced (as was revealed by CIA testimony to the HSCA, and so caution is recommended when this death cause removes people of deep political relevance.
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As an assassination tool
Allan Francovich, at the age of 56, reportedly died of a heart attack after being called aside by US officials, while going through US customs at George Bush Intercontinental Airport in Houston, Texas on April 17, 1997. Its remarkable timing raises the clear possibility that it was not so simple. Testimony to the HSCA in 1975 contains reference to a heart attack gun developed by the CIA to shoot shellfish toxin into a victim, inducing a heart attack.[1]
Heart attacks before HSCA testimony
Some witnesses expected to testify to the HSCA (for example the CIA's Deputy Director for Plans, Thomas Karamessines) could not do so because of fatal heart attacks.
Young victims
The younger the victim, the more suspect the attribution of a "heart attack" as death cause.
Heart attack victims on Wikispooks
| Title | Description |
|---|---|
| Crispin Aubrey | |
| Juan Almeida Bosque | |
| Richard Calder | |
| Andrew Cohen | |
| Emilio Collado | |
| Brian Cubbon | |
| Tony Cuesta | |
| Avi Davis | |
| Heinrich Deist | |
| Otmar Emminger | |
| Bernard Fensterwald | |
| John Taylor Gatto | Probably the most famous teacher in USA, who became an unschooling activist, having turned up irrefutable proof that the forced schooling system was never intended to benefit children, but quite the reverse. |
| Marshall Green | US coup master |
| Eugenio Henke | |
| George Perkins Jr | US diplomat who went to the first Bilderberg. |
| Seth Kantor | |
| Maxwell Knight | |
| Jim Marrs | |
| C. Wright Mills | A sociologist who helped expose the US Ruling class |
| Gamal Abdel Nasser | |
| Cecil Rhodes | |
| Sherman Skolnick | |
| Oswald Spengler | |
| Shepard Stone | Bilderberg Steering committee member who was Director of International Affairs of the Ford Foundation for 15 years. |
| James Theberge | |
| Frank Wille | |
| Steve Wilson | |
| Robert Winters |
