this a coffee commercial?
>Boasberg helped hide Hillary's emails.
https://www.dailymail.co.uk/sciencetech/article-14519609/Inside-hellish-nightmare-madman-attacks-stranded-crew-isolated-Antarctica-research-station.html
Inside the hellish nightmare as madman attacks stranded crew at isolated Antarctica research station
A researcher at an isolated station in Antarctica allegedly turned into a violent madman, leaving his team living in fear and revealing a terrifying culture of violence.
The unnamed male team member at the remote Sanae IV base was accused of attacking one of the South African crew's nine researchers, threatening to kill another, and sexually assaulting two women.
According to an urgent email from a Sanae IV researcher to the South African government, the unstable man's actions had become 'deeply disturbing' and the scientists needed an emergency evacuation.
The whistleblower revealed that the attacker 'physically assaulted Kelcey Maewashe,' the team's leader, and said the rampage created 'an environment of fear and intimidation.'
'I remain deeply concerned about my own safety, constantly wondering if I might become the next victim,' they added.
Stunningly, none of the six men and three women at Sanae IV have been removed from the outpost, with the South African environment ministry saying the alleged 'perpetrator' apologized and was willing to take a psychological evaluation.
South African officials confirmed to DailyMail.com that Maewashe had been attacked, but their investigation also concluded that the alleged incidents of sexual assault did not take place.
Despite Environment Minister Dion George claiming the base is now 'calm and all is under control,' this is just the latest in a shocking pattern of strange behavior among scientists in Antarctica.
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