Nice blog! I bookmarked it. I agree, the story smelled fishy to me and the timing was way too conveniient. The people were older, well to do and had to have some brights to amass what they had. I can't imagine someone like that doing such a stupid thing versus simply getting a doctors appointment and a script for the real drugs. They obviously valued their lives, they wanted to survive CV. So why the incredibly risky and irresponsible behaviour of grabbing a bag of fish tank cleaner for ingestion? So illogical. They had the means and the intellect to see a doctor, but didn't. Sounds like something a twenty something year old liberal reporter would make up out of wholecloth and publish.  "I will bet that story is a complete fabrication, the woman is Secret Society, the man never even existed or he was some rube they grabbed, poisoned, and brought his body to the ER, the media covering the story are Secret Society and know it is a fabrication, and the one who came up with the cover story had no idea how insular the koi community is, or how separated they are from the Marine people and how different the treatments are (if it is a marine drug). They looked for another use of Chloroquine, saw it was a fish treatment, and incorporated Koi into the cover story, and had no idea it was a huge tell the story was false. Just an example of the little things the Cabal tries to slip past you that can get by if they don’t make a small mistake, and you don’t happen to have the specialist knowledge to see through the lie. "