Been down this rabbit hole for years and yeah, the pattern is hard to ignore. You get someone who's clearly terrified, who's made statements to friends and family like "if anything happens to me it wasn't an accident," and then weeks later they're ruled a suicide. Case closed. No further questions.
What gets me is how consistent the timing is. Not months before testimony. Right before. Sometimes days. That's not coincidence, that's a signature.
I'm not saying every single case is foul play but when you stack them up across decades, across different countries even, the statistical likelihood of it being random starts to look genuinely absurd. Anyone who's spent time properly researching this rather than just reading headlines knows exactly what cases I'm talking about.
What do others reckon - is there a specific case that first made you start paying attention to this pattern? For me it was going back through the 90s and realising how many witnesses in certain high profile trials just... disappeared from the picture one way or another.