Trump Drops Bombshell Video Linking Clintons to Mysterious Deaths [WATCH]

President Donald Trump has drawn new attention to a series of high-profile deaths involving individuals connected to the Clintons, posting a video online this week titled, “The Video Hillary Clinton Does Not Want You to See.”

The video, which has been shared across Trump’s social media platforms, compiles several well-known cases that have fueled speculation for years about alleged links between the Clintons and a string of controversial or unexplained deaths.

The cases highlighted span several decades and involve political aides, staffers, and critics, some of whom were positioned to play key roles during critical moments in the Clintons’ political careers.

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One of the cases featured is the 1999 plane crash that killed John F. Kennedy Jr. Kennedy had been widely considered a potential challenger to Hillary Clinton in the New York Senate race before his death in July of that year.

The fatal crash occurred off the coast of Martha’s Vineyard and involved Kennedy, his wife Carolyn Bessette Kennedy, and her sister Lauren Bessette.

The video also revisits the 2016 death of Seth Rich, a 27-year-old Democratic National Committee staffer who was shot and killed while walking home in Washington, D.C. While local law enforcement attributed the shooting to a botched robbery, no items were taken.

Rich’s death sparked widespread interest after some suggested he may have been involved in the leak of DNC emails to WikiLeaks during the 2016 presidential election.

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Another case discussed is that of Vince Foster, Deputy White House Counsel during the early months of the Clinton administration.

Foster was found dead in Fort Marcy Park in Virginia in July 1993. His death was ruled a suicide following multiple official investigations, but it has remained the subject of public scrutiny and congressional inquiry.

The video also highlights the July 1997 death of Mary Mahoney, a former White House intern under the Clinton administration.

Mahoney was shot during a robbery at a Starbucks in Washington, D.C. The case initially received limited national attention but was later examined in connection to the broader timeline of the Clinton impeachment proceedings.

The 1998 death of James McDougal is also noted. McDougal, a key figure in the Whitewater land deal investigation and a former business associate of the Clintons, died of cardiac arrest while serving a prison sentence in Texas.

At the time of his death, McDougal had been cooperating with federal investigators and was expected to testify further.

The video references Walter Scheib, the former White House Executive Chef under both the Clinton and Bush administrations, who went missing in June 2015 and was later found dead in a river in New Mexico. Authorities ruled his death an accidental drowning.

Also included is the death of Shawn Lucas in August 2016. Lucas had served legal papers in a civil lawsuit against the DNC, alleging it rigged the 2016 primary process in favor of Hillary Clinton over Bernie Sanders.

Lucas was later found dead at his home. A medical examiner reported the cause of death as a mix of drugs.

While Trump did not include any direct commentary in the video itself, its title and the selection of cases appear aimed at reviving questions that have surrounded the Clintons for years.

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