There always seemed to be something sinister about how the MSM and law enforcement went out of their way to avoid investigating how a DNC data analyst was murdered just days before Wikileaks started publishing internal emails leaked from the DNC and the Hillary Clinton campaign, where any mention or logical questions as to whether Rich was involved with the leaks were treated as insane "conspiracy" theories. 

It was called a robbery attempt yet nothing was taken from the victim. Wikileaks offered a 20K reward for information leading to an arrest in the Rich murder, the very same day that Wikileaks founder Julian Assange spoke publicly about the "risks" leakers take, right before using Rich as an example of those risks.

The case being investigated by the DC police seemed to go cold until a former homicide detective, Rod Wheeler, hired as a private investigator to run a parallel investigation into the murder went on Fox News and said that there were tens of thousands of emails on Rich's computer that he had sent to Wikileaks, immediately followed by a Washington Post story that was meant to discredit any talk of a Rich/Wikileaks connection by labeling it a "conspiracy," but instead blew up the Internet.