Topic: Coffins

A "Q-Vision" update explores a theory that coffins returned from North Korea do not contain human remains, but rather the missing DNC and Hillary Clinton servers. This "breadcrumb" suggests the servers are being smuggled back into the United States under the guise of repatriating fallen soldiers.

Floodwaters in Louisiana caused coffins to float down streets, a recurring issue in New Orleans due to the high water table and above-ground burials. Historical research into Civil War veteran John Bell Hood revealed that most interments in the area are in crypts rather than traditional graves. The structural integrity of these crypts is often compromised during major flood events, leading to the macabre sight of displaced remains.

Patricia Smith, mother of Benghazi victim Sean Smith, recounts her interaction with Hillary Clinton at the coffin ceremony. Smith alleges that Clinton lied to her by blaming the attack on a video and promised to provide answers that never arrived. The segment highlights Smith's public demands for accountability and her criticism of the State Department's lack of communication.

A scandal has emerged regarding military "arrival ceremonies" for remains from Vietnam and WWII. Reports indicate that the coffins used in these televised ceremonies are often empty, and the planes are dragged into position on the tarmac rather than having just landed. The hosts suggest this "big lie" is used for public relations and speculate that the ban on photographing coffins might be related to logistical inconsistencies or the smuggling of illicit goods.

A patent filed in 1993 for a "multi-functional cremation container for a cadaver" is linked to thousands of plastic liners seen at purported FEMA containment sites. The patent describes a rectangular container designed to hold a body and potentially facilitate chemical disintegration. The design matches visual evidence of stacked containers frequently discussed in alternative media circles.