Another voice silenced

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Another voice silenced

[Follow the money ... to your grave!]

 

Yet another person connected La Familia Bush has been visited by

unspeakable violence. The latest -- and most tragic -- victim of the

Bush juju " committed suicide " just moments after he murdered his own

son.

 

William H. Lash III, 45, was the classic Ivy-pedigreed D.C. insider.

He worked under Reagan and taught at George Mason University Law

School in Arlington. From 2001 until last year, Lash worked at the

Commerce Department.

 

By all accounts, Lash adored his son, William H. Lash IV, who had just

finished sixth grade. The two were looking forward to a summer spent

on the swings in their backyard or at RFK Stadium cheering on the

Washington Nationals.

 

Lash and his wife, Sharon K. Zackula, appeared to have a happy, loving

marriage. But something broke, Thursday night; shortly before 10 p.m.,

the two started arguing. Zackula fled from the house and called the

police. Though she was unharmed, the confrontation was such that

police went to the home armed with a warrant charging Lash with

domestic assault.

 

By 9:55, three officers were on the scene, knocking on every door of

the house, but there was no answer. Soon, they heard a gunshot and

then another. Uncertain of who was shooting or the intended target,

the cops called for back up.

 

Within moments, the house was surrounded, heavily armed cops in

all-black had secured the area and hostage negotiators had set up a

command post. The neighbors were told to turn off all their lights and

hide in the basement. Police were ready for anything.

 

Through a bullhorn police called out to Lash, " Bill, we need to know

you're okay, " but there was still no answer. For two hours they tried

in vain to get a response. Next, a remote-controlled robot equipped

with a video camera was sent in to survey the home.

 

Shortly before 4 a.m., cops finally went entered the home, where they

found Lash and his son both dead from gunshot to the upper-body.

 

What went wrong?

When Lash was at Commerce, he headed a task force on the

reconstruction of Iraq, in which he dealt with businesses seeking

contracts.

 

Nobody was a bigger winner in the Iraq reconstruction lottery than

Halliburton. For years they had reaped massive profits, as have

stakeholders Vice President Dick Cheney and pinko propagandist Michael

Moore.

 

All that changed earlier this week when the Pentagon announced Monday

that they were terminating Halliburton's sweetheart no-bid deal. After

years of overcharging and providing U.S. troops with tainted water,

Halliburton's free pass at the trough of government waste was over.

 

Three days later, Lash and his young son were dead.

 

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