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After thinking about it more, the pattern of deaths mostly fits contamination of individual drinks. (boston.com info)
Serial killer who is a bartender on the loose?
Continuing to reply to myself to keep the thought thread going…kek
Map showing geographic distribution of DR deaths. Not random. Pic related.
Sauce: Fox news 13 hours ago (url doesn't copy)
Looks a lot like pattern of travel a serial killer might follow. If that killer is a temp bartender it would fit, like some of those serial killers who are nurses changing hospitals in the same area.
Been wondering about that same thing, anon. A Haitian with a grudge v. Americans thanks to the Clintons?…or maybe other deaths have been unreported? Not much material readily available for digging. Have to wait I guess bhut I will try to search public death records in DR if I can find a link.
METHANOL / PESTICIDE POISONING SPECULATED.
https://balleralert.com/profiles/blogs/bootleg-liquor-could-be-possible-cause-of-dominican-republic-tourist-deaths/
Forensic science professor Lawrence Kobilinsky of John Jay College of Criminal Justice in Manhattan, said the symptoms among some of the victims, to include nausea, vomiting, and diarrhea, were consistent with poisoning from methanol or pesticides.
Methanol is a type of alcohol not safe for humans and is regularly used as antifreeze.
Koblinsky said, “Adulterated alcohol is usually methanol added to alcohol or just plain methanol, which is very, very toxic. It looks to me, from what I’ve heard and read, is that something was added to the drinks or bottles in those little refrigerators.” He continued, “There should be no methanol at all in the liquor. If it’s there, it means it’s been contaminated or put there deliberately.”