Yet, without any visible means of support Saleman Abdirahman Dirie informs his family he is going on vacation. Is he going on vacation to a neighboring town to do some inexpensive camping? No he is going to do some international travel. How does Saleman Abdirahman Dirie travel considering he has no visible means of support? Why he rents a car in Ottawa, Canada and drives to Montreal, Canada. Where he then gets on a bus to Denver Colorado, United States of America.

Still with no visible means of support, he checks into a luxury suite at a luxury hotel that just happens to be approx 2 miles for the location of an impending huge national event. This hotel rooms rate is between $200.00-$300.00 per night.  Many many important, or self important, people will be attending many different gatherings at this impending huge national event, in Denver Colorado.  This event is the Democratic National Convention. 

Here are a few questions at this point.

1. What did this man with no visible means of support use to rent a car in Ottawa Canada. Every time I have rented a car the require a credit card, and a valid drivers license.

2. What did this man with no visible means of support use to reserve this luxury hotel suite? Every time I have rented a hotel room, much less a suite, they require a credit card, (At least 99% do)

3. Why did this man with no visible means of support miraculously have the funds for an international trip?  We have no answer to this question.

Now our little story gets even more interesting. Saleman Abdirahman Dirie, has crossed the Canadian/American border and is snug as a bug in a rug in a luxury hotel suite in a prestigious hotel in Denver Colorado, despite no visible means of support. Within days he is found dead in his hotel suite with "nearly a pound" and/or "almost a half a kilogram" of sodium cyanide along side his body.

On Aug. 14, 2008

"We have no idea the mode of what he did with the cyanide or if he (ingested) it intentionally or not," Denver Chief Deputy Coroner Michelle Weiss-Samaras said today. For example, she dismissed media reports that Dirie "drank"the cyanide." 

An off the cuff response to a reporter possibly; however that leaves only two methods of ingestion. Transdermal or Inhalation. If those are our two options, transdermal contamination would not be as rapid a method of death as inhalation. His death would have had to have been more rapid to account for the earlier statement that the container of sodium cyanide had been found next to the body, indicating it was probably dropped.

Effects of Inhalation Exposure to Sodium Cyanide
Transient increase in rate and depth of breathing -- 15 seconds; Convulsions -- 30 seconds; Cessation of respiration -- 2-4 minutes; Cessation of heartbeat -- 4-8 minutes  

What conclusions did our FBI, Denver Police and the Country Coroner come to?

The Rocky Mountain News......

While authorities haven't ruled on whether the death was an accident or suicide, Denver police spokesman Sonny Jackson said: "We still don't suspect foul play."

"We don't see anything to make us believe that there's any terrorist involvement," he said.

The above statement from the Rocky Mountain News is mimicked nationally in several single paragraph blips about the incident.

So what are we left with? We are left with a lot of questions many many questions with some disturbing potential answers.

We must assume the money for the trip came from somewhere, according to Omar Jamalof the Somali Justice Advocacy Center "He had no money. Whoever gave him the money for that hotel may have also given him the cyanide. We need to find that person,"

Lets look at another scenario, one augmented with the expertise of someone with some international security experience.

The Story of The Babysitter:

A Muslim man is contacted in Canada. An agreement is reached in which he will travel, expenses paid, to Denver Colorado where he will pick up a package. He will stay in a luxury hotel until it is time to hand this package off to someone else. My personal guess is the man was not told what was in the package.

Standard procedure would be when the man was given the package he would have been given a pre-paid cell phone like a GO-PHONE to check in with his handlers on a regular basis. "The Babysitter" checks into the prearranged luxury hotel and immediantly calls his 'handler' to acknowledge he has checked into the hotel.

'The Babysitter' in our little story was dead, according to the Denver County Coroner, for approximately 6 days prior to the discovery of his body on Aug. 10th, yet we do not know the date he checked into the hotel. So we count back 6 days and start on Aug. 4th which in and of itself discounts virtually everything the coroner said because it is reported he left Ottawa on Aug. 7th, just 3 days prior to his death. We then must assume that the check in date was on or about Aug. 9th.

If 'The Babysitter' became "curious" about what was actually contained in the package, that he was babysitting, opened the package and inhaled a minimal amount of the contents, cyanide. He would have dropped the package on the floor, subsequently spilling a small amount of the cyanide, and died shortly thereafter: sardonically "curiosity killed the cat". Alas, leaving behind a small amount of exposed cyanide on the floor and a partially open container of sodium cyanide.

If this scenario bears any possibility then 'The Babysitter' did not check in with his 'handler'. In the world of such dubious intrigue not checking in with a handler will initiate an immediant face to face meeting.

Did this occur prior to the body being found? 

Did this 'handler' retrieve any amount of sodium cyanide?

Just how much sodium cyanide did this man actually have in his possession?

What was this enormous amount of sodium cyanide meant to be used for?

Was/is this the only Denver hotel guest with such an exotic "package"?

Of course we could assume he had a horrible fear of rats in this luxury hotel and he wanted to be well prepared or he was going to start a new life as a gold prospector or maybe he planned on gold plating massive amounts of fake jewelry while vacationing in this luxury hotel. I guess any of these are "plausible", but somehow none of these assumptions ring true.

Are we to believe that the odd amount "nearly a pound" and/or "almost 500 kilograms" was the entirety of the cyanide in his possession? Consider that the amount in question is more than enough sodium cyanide to kill hundreds of people, oh say a ballroom full of people at a special convention event. Yet, we are supposed to believe that this enormous amount of a known killer agent was simply because this man wanted to make sure he died when he committed suicide?  A rather more than excessive amount of sodium cyanide for a mere suicide, don’t you think?

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Now is this the only odd death that has some connection to the Democratic Convention? Sadly no it is not.

Rosemary Regello of The City Edition tells us the following, I suggest you read the entire article. The Murder of Bill Gwateny

The above is Rosemary's take on the Bill Gwatney murder; however there are other interpretations possible.

Surely we are done. Surely we have examined too many unusual deaths/murders that can be associated with the democratic party and/or the democratic convention, all within the same month? No, sadly we are not done.

House ethics Chairwoman Stephanie Tubbs Jones (D-Ohio) diedWednesday August 20, 2008 after suffering a massive aneurysm while driving her car the day before, according to family and hospital officials. Congresswoman Jones was a woman of strength and principle, she stood as a beacon of what a politician is supposed to be. She served the people, not herself. She served the best interest of her party not herself.

The documents I received stated that Stephanie Tubbs Jones had just left a meeting in which the subject was Electoral Reform, this I have not yet verified. Now ask yourself can an aneurysm be induced? Why yes an aneurysm can be induced.

Read THIS or THIS about a neurosurgeon inducing an aneurysm.

Personally I find it odd that the Chairwoman of the Senate Homeland Security Comm. does not plan on attending the Democratic National Convention, due to a broken ankle. Diane Feinstein do you know something the rest of us do not?

Upon publishing this, I have disposed of the papers that were left for me. My sources know I protect their identity to the best of my ability. I do not know who this information came from nor where it came from. For that matter I do not want to know. Coincendences are strange things but at some point coincidences are no longer a plausible explanation. When do we reach that point?