re: So is this Seymour Hersh story going to be spiked by the media

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I haven't heard many people say Seth was murdered for what he knew. Many have speculated he was murdered for what he did.

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Well that's an awfully fine distinction since knowledge and behavior are inherently linked.

But killing him for what he did, makes less sense anyways. Basically you're risking a huge criminal case as retribution, not because of a future risk that needs to be mitigated.

If he KNEW something that they were afraid would be exposed, then that would make it far more logical.