Cover-Up 'Suicide' by 'Multiple Blunt Force Injuries' of Former Big Pharma Exec Who Went to Work at HHS to Lower Drug Costs

Daniel Best was a pharmaceutical executive who worked at Pfizer Pharmaceuticals and recently left the world of Big Pharma to join the U.S. Department of Health and Human Services. He was part of a new Trump initiative to "lower prescription drug prices" in the United States.

At 49 years old, with a wife and 3 children, he was found dead by Washington, D.C. Police near a garage door exit of a D.C. Navy Yard apartment building on November 1.

"In announcing his death, HHS Secretary Alex Azar said the 49-year-old former CVSHealth and Pfizer Pharmaceuticals executive agreed to work at HHS “out of a desire to serve the American people by making health care more affordable."

A death isn't that suspicious, as people are killed all the time. But the way the police say he died is. Cleveland.com reports that the death was ruled a suicide, even though he died from being hit multiple times on the head:

"The city’s Office of the Chief Medical Examiner on Thursday said Best died from “multiple blunt force injuries” and it ruled his death a suicide. It would not release further information"

Now, how exactly does one kill themselves by hitting themselves over the head multiple times? Maybe the shear will power to end one's life in such a painful manner could motivate someone to do it that way. But realistically, who would? There are better ways of doing it.

How could a case of "multiple blunt force injuries" be rules a suicide so quickly? And why in the exit of a garage for an apartment building?

This incident smells very fishy. I would think that someone dying of blunt force injuries would be from being attacked by someone else, not from inducing the injuries themselves. Why has the medical examiner concluded he did it to himself? This seems like a blatant cover up.

Why a cover up? Maybe he was onto something that would threaten the big pharma price gouging of drugs. Maybe he was doing his job and would put a halt to the drug monopolies? These corporations are known to be fairly corrupt. They bribe doctors and push some fake science to get people to buy drugs that often don't work as advertised.

Murdering people to keep the profits rolling in isn't something unheard of. Their whole business depends on keeping people in need of medications. As one drug becomes depended on, side effects and symptoms come up that require more treatment with another oh-so-helpful pill that promises to solve the problem.

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References:

• Death of HHS official Daniel Best is ruled a suicide
• Trump HHS Official Found Dead: Ruled Suicide By 'Multiple Blunt Force Injuries'
• Former pharma executive who joined HHS to help lower drug prices found bludgeoned to death in D.C. … ruled “suicide”

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