More bombshell news has surfaced surrounding the circumstances in the mysterious drowning death of President Obama’s personal chef at his Martha’s Vineyard mansion last summer.
Judicial Watch’s Tom Fitton reports (:41:28 of video) that new, shocking details were uncovered through open-records requests and litigation, revealing that Secret Service were involved in the response to the incident at a nearby pond and that Obama, himself, was in fact present at the emergency scene for at least two witness interviews. Records also show another Obama mansion employee–a Ms. Taylor–was also at the scene and had been paddleboarding with the victim, Tafari Campbell.
Fitton says the investigation also reveals that Taylor attempted to rescue Campbell to no avail after he fell off his paddleboard and into the water before seeking help. Further details disclose that two Secret Service boats in the pond, presumably used for emergency situations in protecting Obama and his family, were inoperable when agents attempted to use them in a possible rescue of Campbell. Here’s more with Fitton.
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