This is part 3 of the Seth Rich murder story. Between the last essay and this have come a verbal-pictorial avalanche of new information. It's a good thing I delayed in writing this, because many new facts have arisen and along with them, many new questions and possibilities. From what I know right now, there will have to be at least one more essay of Seth Rich before moving on to the Awan Spyring story, which is epic in its own right.

This is only a prologue because I wish to set the stage without encumbering you with a torrent of links, which I have already. The situation is complex and becoming more complex daily--in fact almost hourly. It is becoming extremely difficult to keep up and I am afraid that I am not. But here goes.

I promised myself that I would not write any more about the Seth Rich case unless I saw concrete evidence. Well, like a leaky faucet, it just keeps drip, drip, dripping, so I am breaking my promise to myself.

I monitor Twitter every day as part of maintaining our (Caucus 99%) Twitter account. It can be a time suck which it has become, but also it can be a valuable tool in keeping up with the latest news and views. Most of this essay is based upon the latter.

A newly released video documenting DNC election fraud.

A nicely edited mashup of clips from mainstream and alt media sites that stitches together a very compelling case. Well worth the look.

In the great recent essay by Alligator Ed, James Comey fired! Watch out Hillary!, there was a discussion that included the perspective of a person who appears to believe Russia hacked the DNC. I think the following article by Daniel Lazare at Consortiumnews.com lays out some of the reasons I don't believe Russia hacked the DNC and includes reasons why this hollow Russiagate scenario is loaded with the potential to destroy life on earth.

Although reading published articles is always much, much faster than watching a video, videos give a much more complete exposition of the subject in almost all cases. So while time-consuming, my preference is for video perhaps because I learn better with the combination of sight and sound. This essay is based upon three recent videos, which will be enumerated below. Watch them if you wish, or perhaps read this essay as is, however you prefer.