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Two people connected to the Flint water crisis were found dead within days of each other this month — but authorities swear there’s no connection or conspiracy in the tragedies.
A friend found Matthew McFarland, a foreman at Flint’s Water Treatment Plant, dead in his Otter Lake home on April 16, according to MLive.
Just three days later, Sasha Avonna Bell — one of the first people to file a lawsuit over the city’s contaminated water supply — was shot and killed in a double murder.
The day after 19-year-old Bell’s death, the Michigan Attorney General’s office announced the first criminal charges against government officials for the water crisis.
Conspiracy-happy websites, like Natural News, were quick to call the two deaths a “coverup” connected to the ongoing municipal mess.
But police said there is no connection between the deaths, and the timing is coincidental
Two people tied to Flint water crisis found dead in same week
Two people connected to the Flint water crisis were found dead within days of each other this month — but authorities swear there’s no connection or conspiracy in the tragedies.
A friend found Matthew McFarland, a foreman at Flint’s Water Treatment Plant, dead in his Otter Lake home on April 16, according to MLive.
Just three days later, Sasha Avonna Bell — one of the first people to file a lawsuit over the city’s contaminated water supply — was shot and killed in a double murder.
The day after 19-year-old Bell’s death, the Michigan Attorney General’s office announced the first criminal charges against government officials for the water crisis.
Conspiracy-happy websites, like Natural News, were quick to call the two deaths a “coverup” connected to the ongoing municipal mess.
But police said there is no connection between the deaths, and the timing is coincidental
Two people tied to Flint water crisis found dead in same week
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