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Julian Assange’s Lawyer Found Dead After Promising To Drop BOMBSHELL a Career-Ending Leak for Hillary

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With the November election fast approaching, Donald Trump is not the only person who stands in the way of Hillary Clinton’s bid for the presidency.

There’s also the founder of WikiLeaks, Julian Assange, who continues to release damaging info on the Democratic nominee which she would much rather keep hidden.

In fact, it certainly appears at though Hillary is willing to kill to keep her skeletons in the closet…

From Before It’s News:

John Jones 48, one ofย Britainโ€™sย ย top human rightsย lawyers, and a representative for Julianย Assange,
wasย killed last Monday, 15 August 2016,ย when he was struck by aย commuter train.ย ย The death isย being called a suicide.

British Transport Police were called to the West Hampstead train station in North London at 7:07AM on Monday, after the report ofย a man struck by a train. He was reportedly pronounced dead at the scene and his death is not being treated as suspicious.

Jones worked on the same team as actorย George Clooneyโ€™s wife, Amal. He specialized in extradition, war crimes and counter-terrorism. He was known for taking cases from the former Yugoslavia, Rwanda, Sierra Leone, Lebanon and Cambodia.

The news is particularly disturbing, asย Democratic Strategist and CNNย host, Bob Beckelย recently appeared in a FOXTV interview and called for the assassination of Julian Assange (or more accurately, โ€œJust kill the sonofabitch!โ€)

Assange is believed to be planning a strategic โ€œOctober Surpriseโ€ leak of a Hillary Clinton email, just prior to the US Presidential Election. It purportedly contains information that will definitively put her behind bars.

You can read more on Jones’ career at The Sun.

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