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Was Susan Rice involved in a hit job of a foreign leader?

From her wiki page:

On July 7, 1998, Rice was a member of an American delegation to visit detained Nigerian president-elect Basorun M. K. O. Abiola. During this meeting, Abiola suffered a fatal heart attack.[28]

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Susan_Rice

From M. K. O. Abiola's wikipage:

Death

Abiola died in suspicious circumstances shortly after the death of General Abacha, on the day that he was due to be released, 7 July 1998.[47]

While the official autopsy stated that Abiola died of natural causes, Abacha's Chief Security Officer, al-Mustapha has alleged that Moshood Abiola was in fact beaten to death. Al-Mustapha, who was detained by the Nigerian government, but later released, claims to have video and audiotapes showing how Abiola was beaten to death. The final autopsy report, which was produced by a group of international coroners has never been publicly released.[48] Regardless of the exact circumstances of his death, it is clear that Chief Abiola received insufficient medical attention for his existing health conditions.

As recounted at the time in a BBC interview with special envoy Thomas R. Pickering, an American delegation which included Susan Rice visited Abiola; during their meeting with him, Abiola fell ill,[49] with what was presumed to be a heart attack which caused his death.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Moshood_Abiola

>>9613111

>Susan Rice

Lois Dickson Rice (mother)

Emmett J. Rice (father)

Alfred B. Fitt, (stepfather)

Rice was born in Washington, D.C.,[4] to education policy scholar Lois Rice (née Dickson), who helped design the federal Pell Grant subsidy system and who joined the Brookings Institution in 1992[5] and Emmett J. Rice (1919–2011), a Cornell University economics professor and the second black governor of the Federal Reserve System.[4] Her maternal grandparents were Jamaican]

Her parents divorced when Rice was ten years of age.[7] In 1978, her mother married Alfred Bradley Fitt, an attorney, who at the time was general counsel of the U. S. Congressional Budget Office.

Lois Dickson Rice (mother) was married to Emmett J. Rice, the second African-American governor of the Federal Reserve system.[9] They had two children, E. John Rice Jr. and Susan Rice.[1] The family spent the children's youth living in Shepherd Park in Northwest, Washington, D.C..[9] She divorced Rice when her daughter, Susan, was ten years old.[9] On January 7, 1978, Rice married Alfred B. Fitt,[6] who died in 1992.

E. John Rice Jr. (Susan's brother) is a Trustee on Yale board associated with google, Disney, Obama, etc..

https://www.yale.edu/board-trustees/current-trustees/emmett-rice