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Charleston Attorney David Aylor’s Death Remains A Mystery
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Drank/drugged too much and choked on his own vomit. Got it.
Drank, yes. Druggy…. NOPE! Anyone even thought he looked terminal in his family xmas photo? Maybe he was. Only G-d knows if his death is real or he is now in Witness protection. I say this for a reason… Big time multi state Fed investigations ongoing into Meexico USA drug cartel… He gets indictment so to say in Oct. 2022…. Dec. 20th deal made by feds… Friday, 4 skeleton heads being shipped to BOWMAN, SC notified to feds by Mexico, Typical Drug cartel way to send a message… Now Aylor dead 2/3 days later and low and behold, within hours, Mexico drug cartel prison break…. All connected in my opinion. People don’t realize how much reach and broad this is and has been for decades. Anyone remember the Mexico drug cartel jail break attempt in Monks Corner a couple decades ago?… David’s Client case was the Manning/Florence 9 million dollar bust, correct?… NOTHING is ever as it seems on the surface in my opinion. Time and G-d will tell. FYI… Don’t you think the Fed’s would have already known at the time of Oct indictment through Dec. 2022 agreement if Aylor was a drug addict? So, people need to stop making foolish allegations of drugs. Alcohol….. 100% Just saying.
What a hit job, how awful for you to say … you should be ashamed.. What a great guy…
Just thought I’d save the loons some time.
You mean the one loon with a drawer full of sock puppets posting like 10 comments within a few minutes?
What about the three guys with him?
No comment on his specifics, but the average person has no idea of the stress levels of high- profile criminal defense attorneys. Litigation in general is hard enough on the heart, mind and nerves; add the pressure of an international drug cartel, the financial stress of slow-pay clients, crazy relatives of your client, or even your client himself and you are at a whole ‘nother level. This type of unrelenting, long-term stress that can wreak all kinds of havoc on one’s health, and also make one resort to poor choices in coping with it – not saying it applied specifically to him – but is really common in the profession.
Daves fine! no worries!
Dam! no more free answers on the z!