Another one dead. Who is Serena Shim? How was she connected to Hillary/Obana?

The killing of Serena Shim and the 'suicide' of former BBC journalist Jacky Sutton

Link not kosher for this jew-ridden palace of pedophiles.


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A LITTLE bit of info
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Ahh.. Dig and ye shall receive a non-banned link. But they do not dare delve into the abyss of the "connections"


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Family suspects foul play in death of US journalist in Turkey


The mother of an Lebanese-American journalist killed in Turkey while working for an Iranian news agency suspects foul play in the death of her daughter, who perished in what Turkish officials say was a traffic accident.

Serena Shim, a U.S. citizen from Michigan and mother of two, was working for Iran's state-owned network Press TV when she was killed after the rental car she was riding in collided with a cement mixer Oct. 26 in the Turkish town of Suruc, near the Turkish-Syrian border. The accident came just days after Shim said she had been threatened by Turkish intelligence services, who accused her of being a spy.

"I believe my daughter gave her life for the truth," Judy Poe, Shim’s mother, told FoxNews.com Friday from her home in Harrison Township, Mich. "I absolutely suspect foul play."

Poe insisted her daughter's death was "no accident," and called on the U.S. and Iranian governments to investigate the crash. Poe, who claims she was in regular contact with Shim, said her 29-year-old daughter had been threatened by Turkish officials after reporting ISIS militants were being smuggled back and forth across the Syrian-Turkish border in the back of aid vehicles.

Poe did not elaborate on who, specifically, could have been involved, saying her daughter "feared for her life and had been threatened."

In a televised report days before she was killed, Shim said, "I am very surprised at this accusation [of espionage]. I've even thought of actually approaching Turkish intelligence and -- because I have nothing to hide -- I've never done anything aside from my job and I'd like to make that apparent to them."

"However, I am a bit worried because as you know, and as the viewers know, that Turkey has been labeled by Reporters Without Borders as the largest prison for journalists," Shim said. "So I am a bit frightened about what they might use against me."

At the time of her death, Shim was covering the ongoing war between Iraqi Kurdish forces and ISIS militants for control of the strategic Syrian town of Kobani. Shim was killed while traveling with a female cousin along a one-way, three-lane highway in Turkey's Urfa Province, according to her mother. Her cousin, who was driving Shim's car, did not sustain life-threatening injuries.

Photographs of the crash in Turkish media reports show what appears to be Shim's vehicle in a head-on collision with a large cement truck -- despite traveling along a one-way highway.

I tried. This was part of Wikileaks October surprise that never came.

Are you implying that someone in particular killed her?

Sounds like the Turkish gov would be the culprit, no?

The article says a head on accident on a one way road.

this was a while back but

yeah, she was in the wrong place
turkey holy dog phuck