From Chatgpt: "William Joseph Casey, the Director of the Central Intelligence Agency (CIA) under President Ronald Reagan, died on May 6, 1987, due to complications from a brain tumor. He had been diagnosed with a malignant brain tumor in December 1986 and underwent surgery shortly thereafter. His health continued to decline until his death."
Likely murdered on orders of George HW Bush Sr. He had enough dirt to derail Bush’s 1988 Presidential campaign. Cleanup operation, imo.
Stroke/seizure the day before he was scheduled to testify to Congress under oath (subpoen’ed?) and potentially drop the MOAB of Bush involvement in Iran-Contra.
On 15 December 1986, one day before Casey was scheduled to testify before Congress, Casey suffered two seizures and was hospitalized. Three days later, Casey underwent surgery for a previously undiagnosed brain tumor.[1][2][3][4][8][23] While hospitalized, Casey died less than 24 hours after former colleague Richard Secord testified that Casey supported the illegal aiding of the Contras.[1][2][3][23]
Didn’t he die under mysterious circumstances while rowing in a body of water around DC?
From Chatgpt: "William Joseph Casey, the Director of the Central Intelligence Agency (CIA) under President Ronald Reagan, died on May 6, 1987, due to complications from a brain tumor. He had been diagnosed with a malignant brain tumor in December 1986 and underwent surgery shortly thereafter. His health continued to decline until his death."
Likely murdered on orders of George HW Bush Sr. He had enough dirt to derail Bush’s 1988 Presidential campaign. Cleanup operation, imo.
Stroke/seizure the day before he was scheduled to testify to Congress under oath (subpoen’ed?) and potentially drop the MOAB of Bush involvement in Iran-Contra.
https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/William_J._Casey
I confused him with someone else.
That "someone else" would be William Colby
I see why I mixed up the names.
I think he died from his own misinformation
Ok, so, he died under circumstances while growing in a tumor in his body of water around DC.