Arrested for threatening the life of speaker John Beyner

Conspiracy, that is, conspiracy theory, I consider nonsense, but I agree that it would be more boring to live without it. Agree that it is interesting to know that the 11 September 2001 raid on our CIA or that the Englishman Paul McCartney from the Beatles, who will be 73 in June, died in 1966 and was replaced by a double ...

Give the conspiracy theorists time, and there will be explanations why President Barack Obama didn’t fly himself, and didn’t send others to Paris January 11 on a march to protest against Islamic terrorism. The White House was quick to explain this with safety considerations, but conspiracy therapists will probably tell you something more interesting than protecting Obama's ears from a possible entrance there doubting his genius.
Give it a time, and they will tell you who and at whose instigation cut the gum on the simulator of the leader of the Senate Democrats Harry Reed, and that January 1 thoroughly slapped the wall.
Another food for the conclusions of the conspiracy therapists could be the case on charges of former bartender Michael Robert Hoyt in threats to kill the Speaker of the House of Representatives of the US Congress, John Beyner.
In the Federal Court of the Southern District of Ohio, an indictment was brought in which Christopher Desrozirs, special agent, operative investigative officer of the Federal Capitol Police (US Capitol Police, or USCP), said that "Hoyt told the policeman that he was Jesus Christ and was going to kill Beiner, who abused him at the club and is responsible for the Ebola virus. ”
Hoyt lives in a house on Matson Avenue in the town of Deer Park (population of approximately 5,5 thousand people) in Ohio, which 65-year-old Republican Beyner represents in Congress from 1991 of the year. For the past 5 years, Hoyt worked as a bartender at the Wetherington Country Club in Westchester, Butler County, of which John Beyner is a member.
22 of October last year, "bartender Mike," as his colleagues called him, was fired, and a week later he called the local police and blamed Beyner for all his troubles. The call alerted, and patrolmen came to Hoyt's house, to whom he introduced himself as Christ and, as stated in the charge by agent Christopher Desrozirs, "reported that he had a loaded 38-caliber Beretta pistol and that he was going to shoot Beiner, after which he disappeared ". As the bartender Mike told the police, he regrets that he didn’t have time to mix something into Beiner’s drink, and later it turned out that the day before the call to the police, October 28, Hoyt had contacted the Internet with Congressman’s Debbie Beyner and the transcript conversations attached to the case.
“I honestly don’t want to bother anyone,” Hoyt wrote to her. - I want to forget all this, if you and Dr. Bob Berning personally present me the decision about my dismissal or take me to a safe place, where the three of us can honestly talk. If I had an intention to harm Mr. Beiner somehow, I would have been able to poison his wine in (club) Wetherington many, many times. I don't think I'm lying or exaggerating. This is extremely urgent. Tuesday. The earlier the better. Talk to Dr. Berning. You are welcome! We can work together and come to an agreement or ... it will all end badly. My phone is not working. I have a cat and a dog, so don't rush in. At night I leave the lights on in the house and in front of the house. Perhaps you already know where I live ... "
“What's the matter ??” - Debbie Beyner replied and received an explanation: “Mrs. Beyner, I was fired. I can’t contact Mr. Beiner on the Internet directly, as his email address blocks my postcode. But it does not matter. If he were really interested in something, he would have cared more about his club than about the country, but this is the same thing, but life goes on SSDD. Yours sincerely, Mike. Mike, your former bartender. ”
The abbreviation SSDD (Same Shit, Different Day, that is, “the days go by and the shit is the same”) was introduced into spoken English by the writer Stephen King, nicknamed the King of Horrors in his novel Dream Catcher.
Policeman "bartender Mike" said that after his dismissal he began to hear voices on the home radio and the receiver in the car, who said that John Beyner was evil. At 911, he went to the police, saying that the forces of evil intend to "cut him into pieces," and he is trying to show that Beyner is that evil. The charge points out that Hoyt also printed 11 pages of his thoughts on why John Beyner was a devil and sent this blog to his father, a former girlfriend and neighbor.
After a conversation with Hoyt in his home, the police just in case took away the legally purchased Beretta and, with his consent, took Mike to a three-day psychiatric examination at the University of Cincinnati hospital. There he was visited by FBI agents, to whom Hoyt said that he had been fired due to complaints from members of the club about negligence. “Speaking about it,” it is written in the accusation, “Hoyt was clearly distressed by the fact of the dismissal and the attendant circumstances, and believed that he had been fired by John Beyner and other members of the club.”
During the three days that “bartender Mike” spent in the hospital, the policemen of Deer Park received a search warrant to search his house and 31 of October found there and took the clip to the SKS automatic carbine, three boxes of cartridges, 25 cartridges in bulk and a speed loader - a device for fast charging revolver. In addition, they found and took away a notebook with notes in the house, where they met the words "John Beyner" and "Ebola", as well as two envelopes with lists of members of the club where Michael Hoyt worked.
Later, Mike’s mother’s house in Hebron, Kentucky, also searched, found the SKS carbine, and the mother explained that she had taken him away from her son’s house, as she was worried about Mike’s condition, which had lost his appetite and sleep, and behaved very excitedly . In the bedroom wall of Hoyt, a bullet hole was found on the first floor of his house.
After being examined by psychiatrists, Khoyt was allowed to go home and prescribed medications, which he took for six months. He admitted that sometimes he wanted to commit suicide, but he chased away such thoughts.
In early November, Speaker John Beyner told the FBI agents that he knew Michael Hoyt as the bartender of the West Chester club, but did not remember any conflicts with him. Westchester native himself, Beyner, came to Cincinnati to play at the local football club Cincinnati Bengals, and at the same time he voted on election day in his constituency.
After examining all the data collected, the FBI decided to arrest Michael Robert Hoyt and take him into custody, as he poses a “real, real and ongoing threat” for John Beyner, having the opportunity to know about his habits and movements.
A spokeswoman for House Speaker Kara Hawk said that Beyner was up to date and “sincerely grateful to the FBI, the Capitol Police and the local Ohio authorities for their work.”
For such gratitude, John Beyner has every reason: in less than a year, his life was threatened three times. 9 May in Indiana arrested 32-year-old Brandon James Thomson, who threatened to crack down on Congressman Beyner for what Republicans of the House of Representatives refuse to extend the period of unemployment benefits. 15 in Arizona was arrested 55-year-old Ronald Dean Fraser, who posted a photo of Beyner on his forehead on his twitter and promising to kill him.
You will not please everyone, and the FBI agents did not stop even the fact that "bartender Mike" declared himself Jesus Christ. They were rather alarmed that Hoyt considered the quality of our life SSDD.