Sean Hannity: I’m ‘Looking Into’ Seth Rich’s ‘Suspicious’ Death

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By Daniel J. Solomon May 16, 2017

After an investigation revealed that Seth Rich was in contact with WikiLeaks prior to his unsolved murder, Fox News personality Sean Hannity has vowed to “look into” what he calls the former Democratic National Committee staffer’s “suspicious” death.

Looking into all this. Thank you. Sean https://t.co/0Wg85vSUj5

— Sean Hannity (@seanhannity) May 16, 2017

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My original comments on the suspicious murder of #SethRich from my radio show on 8/10/16: https://t.co/rwanLpqKi0 #Hannity #SethRichCoverUp

— Sean Hannity (@seanhannity) May 16, 2017

Rich was gunned down near his home in Washington, D.C. last summer, and so far authorities with the D.C. police and Federal Bureau of Investigation have not apprehended a suspect.

Rich’s parents have appealed to the public for information, but have sought to tamp down conspiracy theory speculations about their son’s death.

The slain politico was working on the DNC’s efforts to expand ballot access and he was planning on moving to Hillary Clinton’s presidential campaign.

Contact Daniel J. Solomon at [email protected] or on Twitter @DanielJSolomon

Daniel J. Solomon is the former Assistant to the Editor/News Writer at the Forward. Originally from Queens, he attended Harvard as an undergraduate, where he wrote his senior thesis on French-Jewish intellectual history. He is excited to have returned to New York after his time in Massachusetts. Daniel’s passions include folk music, cycling, and pointed argument.

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