You've just got to love when a key suspect and the initial whistle blower winds up dead and their death is "not considered suspicious".

This might just be the naive opinion of a common man, but shouldn't it be mandatory that when anyone dies in a criminal investigation it must be considered suspicious until proven non-suspicious.

I'm sorry, but this is a case where corruption in police and government officials isn't only clear, but it's visible from miles away. Yet it's being permitted that a whistle-blowers death is considered "not suspicious"