Famous Physician Says Putin May Have Poisoned Hillary Clinton

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Here we go… lets blame Putin…he has done it again!

A ‘world famous’ physician believes that Hillary Clinton fainted at the 9/11 memorial on Sunday because she is being poisoned by Russian President Vladimir Putin.

The Nigerian-born physician believes that Donald Trump may have also had a part to play in poising his presidential rival!

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Sputnik reports:

Bennet Omalu, a forensic pathologist who discovered a pattern of chronic traumatic encephalopathy in dead NFL players, has suggested that the candidate should have blood work done to see whether she’s been poisoned.

‘‘I must advice [sic] the Clinton campaign to perform toxicologic analysis of Ms. Clinton’s blood. It is possible she is being poisoned,” Omalu tweeted Sunday evening.

I would make a shot-chaser joke but can’t tell which is which. @johndurant pic.twitter.com/MQdhlD33sR

— Mike Cernovich (@Cernovich) September 13, 2016

I must advice the Clinton campaign to perform toxicologic analysis of Ms. Clinton’s blood. It is possible she is being poisoned.

— Bennet Omalu (@bennetomalu9168) September 12, 2016

Omalu didn’t stop there. He then asserted that the reason for his worry is that he does not trust Russian President Vladimir Putin or Republican presidential candidate Donald Trump.

I do not trust Mr. Putin and Mr. Trump. With those two all things are possible.

— Bennet Omalu (@bennetomalu9168) September 12, 2016

‘‘I do not trust Mr. Putin and Mr. Trump. With those two all things are possible,” Omalu tweeted in a follow-up.

Nigerian-born Omalu rose to fame after becoming obsessed with the deaths of former Pittsburgh Steelers players while working in the coroner’s office of the city. He proved that players had been suffering from brain damage due to blows to the head, likely obtained while playing.

Notably, his fringe musings on a poison plot by the Republican nominee or the Russian president made headlines in several publications that previously wrote off left-of-center concerns about Clinton’s health as “conspiracy theories.”