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That's certainly one person's opinion. There are others in various articles linked to throughout these threads, that didn't match this particular one IMO.
I imagine there are a lot of people who don't share the details with the world when a loved one commits suicide. JMO
As far as I recall, there has been no evidence of DM dealing drugs, other than SL stating he gave them to LB (hearsay). Do you have an MSM link to the statement that DM was involved in prostitution? Can you post it please?
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A lot of people don't share the cause of death of loved ones with the world. Most times obits do not even list cause of death. To not share is one thing, but to tell an
outright lie is another thing. I do not see Mr. Sharif and WM's employees classified as
the world. Being Millardair was a small business I'm assuming WM knew his employees on a personal basis. Most small business owners generally treat their employees well and are close knit IMO and experience.
It's been stated the Millard family was pretty private as some families rightfully are but I do not understand the reason to lie...
unless just maybe there was something to hid. Was DM not wanting to share with some people his father committed suicide because he was afraid someone
might go to LE and report family difficulties? Did he assume telling people WM died from an aneurysm would satisfy people and no one would question a natural causes?
Snipped from article.
Mr. Sharif and the Millardair team were told that Wayne had died of a brain aneurysm. Mr. Sharif says he and others were shocked to learn after the Bosma murder that Wayne had not died from natural causes. Mr. Sharif still finds it hard to believe that the client he had grown so fond of as they worked closely together would commit suicide. “[There was] unfinished business,” he said. “He had more reasons to live than to die.”
It's a possibility WM may have shared private family issues with Mr. Sharif and/or other employees of his business. According to Mr. Sharif, in the first two paragraphs of the article, DM was no angel around the hangar. Could it be there might have been words exchanged? Between who? DM and his father? DM and employees? WM and employers? Who
might have witness certain unruly behaviours from DM if they happened?
Who might go to LE with concerns of verbal/physical abuse if they found out WM apparently committed suicide? MOO
To answer your question:
These are questions I was asking which you need to be read in full context. I did not say he was involved in prostitution, (nor drugs, chop shop, stealing vehicles), merely asking a series of questions and making questionable examples/suggestions. Notice my bold question at the end of this series of questions? HTH.
Snipped from my previous post so you have clarity on the full context.
Did DM assume prior to his father's death he was sitting on a gold mine and after his father's death learn the business was actually in debt? If the business wasn't doing well in the 90's when Carl was still alive, where was the money coming from to support the business and how did WM come up with the money to fund the construction of the new hangar? Was this DM's reason for then trying to figure out other ways to make money, ie. stealing vehicles, the chop shop, dealing in drugs, involved in prostitution? If the business of the hangar was in debt, how was DM able to come up with money/cash to make the purchases of properties? The illegal things I listed above?