Well, now, we have yet another dead doctor…who decided to commit suicide…by stabbing himself.

…even though police were called in after someone claimed an assault was in progress…um-hmmm…

My thoughts turned to all the natural paths that have also committed *cough* suicide, although evidence strongly suggests a crime was committed.  Not to mention ones that actually look like crimes, but are unsolved.

I first thought perhaps Dr. Lorich was a natural path that got in the way of the Big Pharma Mafia…but another thought popped into my head…

Park Avenue address…

Kevin Krim living in upper West Side apartment when as an executive at CNBC, he released a report on trillions of dollars of stolen money — and within hours, his nanny suddenly goes berserk and kills his precious little ones….

Park Avenue.

Could Dr. Lorich be the physician who gave aide to the Nanny, who by coincidence (there are no coincidences, folks) just happens to try to commit suicide by slitting her own throat, breaking the bone in the process??

Dr. Dean Lorich, 54, was the associate director of the orthopedic trauma service at the Hospital for Special Surgery who treated Bono in 2014 after the U2 frontman was badly injured in a cycling accident in Central Park.

Lorich was also a professor at Weill Cornell Medical College.

An orthopedic surgeon at a hospital.  Treating trauma victims.

I mean, I could be wrong, but I know one thing…this man did not commit suicide.