While I understand the desire to “get to the bottom” of Chris Skinner’s death, the facts and video supports the official ruling that Skinner either intentionally or accidentally killed himself. No amount of investigation will change that conclusion (unless a video of the “DIQ” JP Miller, operating a secret remote control, while watching a video monitor of Skinner as he maneuvers the wheelchair into the water – and that just didn’t happen).
We will never get beyond the “conclusion” and in to “case closed” in this case because:
– the chair has since been destroyed (the chair he was in that day was not the Trac Fab chair, it was a conventional wheeled power chair so the “remote control killer crowd” aren’t playing with a full deck)
– there was no autopsy
– the video shows he was alone and “video mental condition interpreters” opinions aside, he clearly stops and then after a moment, powers directly ahead into the deepest part of the pool.
My “video mental condition” interpretation of that segment of the video is he intentionally maneuvered to a twisty part of the pool, that just happens to be at the deepest part, aligned himself, contemplated what he was doing and then powered intentionally into the water. Did his morally questionable wife cause the despair that drove him to that action? Maybe, there have been plenty of allegations about her lack of care around that time. Was the DIQ a proximate cause of her lack of attention to her husband? Maybe, again plenty of allegations. What does all of that add up to? A big fat non-prosecutable maybe.
What do we know for a fact? The DIQ has been married 3 times now and is clearly not qualified to serve as a minister of the Christian faith. One of his wives is dead from another interesting suicide. His first wife has multiple claims against him. There are now multiple allegations of “abuse in office”. How he still has followers is beyond me. (followers = sycophants maybe?)
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While I understand the desire to “get to the bottom” of Chris Skinner’s death, the facts and video supports the official ruling that Skinner either intentionally or accidentally killed himself. No amount of investigation will change that conclusion (unless a video of the “DIQ” JP Miller, operating a secret remote control, while watching a video monitor of Skinner as he maneuvers the wheelchair into the water – and that just didn’t happen).
We will never get beyond the “conclusion” and in to “case closed” in this case because:
– the chair has since been destroyed (the chair he was in that day was not the Trac Fab chair, it was a conventional wheeled power chair so the “remote control killer crowd” aren’t playing with a full deck)
– there was no autopsy
– the video shows he was alone and “video mental condition interpreters” opinions aside, he clearly stops and then after a moment, powers directly ahead into the deepest part of the pool.
My “video mental condition” interpretation of that segment of the video is he intentionally maneuvered to a twisty part of the pool, that just happens to be at the deepest part, aligned himself, contemplated what he was doing and then powered intentionally into the water. Did his morally questionable wife cause the despair that drove him to that action? Maybe, there have been plenty of allegations about her lack of care around that time. Was the DIQ a proximate cause of her lack of attention to her husband? Maybe, again plenty of allegations. What does all of that add up to? A big fat non-prosecutable maybe.
What do we know for a fact? The DIQ has been married 3 times now and is clearly not qualified to serve as a minister of the Christian faith. One of his wives is dead from another interesting suicide. His first wife has multiple claims against him. There are now multiple allegations of “abuse in office”. How he still has followers is beyond me. (followers = sycophants maybe?)