Seth Rich’s murder: FBI reveals entity could’ve paid for killing Rich

The FBI documents, released over the weekend, appear to show that an undisclosed entity either wanted to pay or actually paid a lot of money to get Seth Rich killed.

The FBI released the records of murdered DNC staffer Rich, which the agency had previously claimed didn’t exist.

The files show that top DOJ officials met in 2018 to discuss Rich’s murder and investigators found no suspicious conduct by Rich before he died.

Rich was shot dead in front of his Washington D.C. home in 2016.

Rich, 27, was killed on July 10, 2016, according to the Metropolitan Police Department of the District of Columbia. It’s the D.C. Police report that Rich was killed at approximately 4:19 a.m. 2100 block from Flagler Place NW, Washington, D.C.

No one has been charged with Rich’s death.

For more than four years, the FBI had insisted that Rich’s murder had never been actively investigated and that a case had never been opened.

The Gateway Pundit noted: “If Seth Rich truly was a victim of a senseless street crime in the middle of the night in Northeast D.C., why would the FBI have his laptop?”

Clevenger’s disclosure appears to support the reporting of investigative journalists who wrote that Rich may have leaked DNC emails to WikiLeaks.

FBI Releases Records About Murdered DNC Analyst Seth Rich

Following is the full documents released by FBI:

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