After I stopped working for the International Mafia, I received an unexpected phone call to my apartment in Brno, Czech Republic from my last supervisor in the U.S. Air Force **ten** years before, a (ret.) Maj. John Russell. John began the conversation innocently enough with small talk. I asked John about his family, and he told me that his youngest son, Joey, had gotten into some trouble with the police. Then, John started to READ a statement about a worker at Offutt AFB in Omaha, Nebraska (John and my last duty station) who disappeared on his way to work one morning.
The message was clear to me. 1) I was being threatened through John. 2) Somebody from the U.S. justice system had offered a deal to John--make this phone call, and your son's police record will be erased.
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According to the CBS 48 Hours Mystery report, "all of the agencies involved - the local and state police, even the Air Force - would come to agree that...Shue had committed suicide."
And the judge ruled "murder"? Smells like conspiracy to me.
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The International Mafia often uses auto "accidents" as a way to eliminate problems. See the following examples:
1. Gold medal-winning Czech ice hockey coach Ivan Hlinka (he wouldn't keep his mouth shut)
2. Fezko Chairman of the Board Ladislav Matyastik (until 2008, owned by Erste Bank and Banker's Trust...he didn't follow orders)
3. Cokoladovny CEO (acquired by Nestle in a less-than-ethical manner)
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I don't care if you publish this comment. I can provide other information related to Col. Shue's case. For example, I have an explanation for why Col. Shue didn’t contact the police about the anonymous, threatening letter.