A prosecutor in New Orleans who was investigating claims that the recent terror attack was an ‘inside job’ was found dead on Saturday night from apparent suicide.
According to reports, Orleans Parish Assistant District Attorney Ian Kersting was discovered dead Saturday at 9 p.m. inside the offices of District Attorney Jason Williams’ staff according to authorities. His cause of death was a gunshot wound to the head.
Kersting had been investigating claims that the recent terror attack in New Orleans was orchestrated by the CIA.
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Thegatewaypundit.com reports: Williams’ office released the following statement:
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The Orleans Parish DA’s Office family suffered a terrible tragedy Saturday night. Assistant District Attorney Ian Kersting was a beloved member of our office, and we send our love and deepest condolences to his family.
It’s important that we support each other right now, and we ask the media respect the privacy of the individuals impacted.
WVUE notes that Kersting specialized in sexual assault cases while working inside the DA’s office. He was admitted to the Louisiana bar in 2020.
The news of Kersting’s passing comes as the Big Easy continues to reel from a massive terror attack that claimed the lives of over 15 innocent individuals on New Year’s Day as The Gateway Pundit previously reported.
The perpetrator was later identified as Shamsud Din Jabbar, a Texas resident. He was carrying an ISIS flag in his white pickup truck.
The FBI, though, at first denied it was a terror attack. This propaganda effort was carried out by Special FBI agent Alethea Duncan, one of the agency’s DEI hires.
Then they claimed Jabbar did not work alone before backtracking.
While unlikely related to the terror attack, this latest tragic news will only raise further eyebrows and cause people to speculate until honest answers are given.
