Shooting Of Judge Salas’ Husband & Son Not Related To Epstein Deutsche Bank Case
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Judge Ester Salas had only been assigned to the Epstein Deutsche bank case for four days when a man dressed as a Federal Express delivery person came to her home and shot her husband and son.
Her son 20-year-old son Daniel Anderl was killed. Her husband Mark Anderl survived but is in critical condition. Judge Salas—who didn’t go to the door—was unharmed.
The FBI are investigating the shooting.
Reportedly, Judge Salas’ son and husband answered the door together. The gunman shot both of them before running away.
The FBI Tweeted, “The FBI is investigating a shooting that occurred at the home of Judge Ester Salas in North Brunswick Township, New Jersey earlier this evening, July 19. We're looking for one subject & ask that anyone who thinks they may have relevant information call us at 1-973-792-3001.”
Since Donald Trump took office, Deutsche Bank has come under scrutiny for loans it made to Trump and convicted sex offender Jeffrey Epstein.
Suspicious Hangings
On November 19, 2019, 55-year-old Thomas Bowers allegedly hung himself. He allegedly signed off on loans to Trump for between $2 to 2.5 billion dollars. These loans were suspicious because Trump had been turned down by multiple other banking institutions because he was considered a terrible risk related to multiple bankruptcies.
On the same day German officials entered Deutsche Bank headquarters in Frankfurt and seized their files, the police in Estonia reported finding the body of the Aivar Rehe. Rehe was the former head of Danske’s Estonian operations. His death was also ruled a suicide.
Deutsche Bank’s bizarre loans made to Trump are the subject of investigations by multiple House Committees and New York Attorney General Letitia James.
Justice Kennedy Abruptly Retires
Supreme Court Justice Anthony Kennedy was allegedly forced into retirement because his son, Justin Kennedy, was involved in Trump Deutsche bank loans.
Justin Kennedy served as the global head of Deutsche Bank's Real Estate Capital Market Division.
Trump was considered to be a bad risk because of multiple bankruptcies and lawsuits. Most reputable banks declined to loan him money.
Why was Kennedy’s son was willing to loan billions to Trump?
Loans Co-signed By Russian Oligarchs?
Prior to Trump taking office, many have speculated that Russian oligarchs were secretly funding Trump through Deutsche Bank. Trump could easily prove this to be false by releasing his tax returns, but he won’t.
Who Would Have Benefited From A Trial Delay?
On Sunday night, @SethAbramson Tweeted, “Hopefully everyone is on the same page as to one of the more likely motives for the attempted assassination of one of the Epstein judges: to cause sufficient delay in the case to push it beyond the 2020 election.”
Had Judge Salas been killed, the primary beneficiary of a trial delay while a new judge was assigned to hear the case would have been Trump.