Call Me Stormy

20 Stab Wounds?

Candace Owens subtitles her talk “The Suicide of a VP Candidate.” The focus is on the Pennsylvania Gov. Josh Shapiro, who reportedly is Kamala Harris’ likely vice presidential pick. The actual announcement will be made Tuesday and the dead giveaway is that the announcement will be made in Philadelphia. That’s where Shapiro began his career as attorney general of Pennsylvania.

Of all the cases he handled, few generated as much controversy as the death of Ellen Greenberg, a 27-year-old Philadelphia grade school teacher, on Jan. 26, 2011. Marlon Osbourne, the medical examiner assigned to her case, initially ruled her death as a murder. After all, she had been stabbed 20 times, including multiple stabs in the back of her neck and along her spine.

Osbourne later changed his ruling to a suicide, though, after meeting with the attorney general’s office. This, even though, she would have to be a contortionist more adroit than Houdini to stab herself so many times in the back and along the backside of her neck. Why did Shapiro want a suicide ruling? He was friends with the family of the likely murder suspect! So he corruptly cast aside a victim and sold off the power of his office for the benefit of friends and political donors. This is not an honest individual that any of us would ever want as a vice president, let alone as a governor or attorney general!

Here, Candace also refutes a so-called journalist, P.J. Grisar, who villified her because of her recent videos outlining the disreputable ways of the Frankists and psychoanalyst Sigmund Freud in condoning pedophilia. Grisar is like so many blanket apologists for pedophiles. He trades in snide innuendos, rather than facts. He’s not a journalist at all, just another leftist wolf trying to disguise himself by wearing a sheep’s coat.