Meriwether Lewis Was A Murder By Conspiracy

You may or may not know who Meriwether Lewis is, but he has had a very important role in history, especially that of Louisiana, and the cause of death has been argued upon for years. He was a member of the state militia, he helped quell the Whiskey rebellion, a Pennsylvania uprising that was led against taxes, and he was a friend of Jefferson’s. Quite possibly his greatest achievements were governing Louisiana after the purchase, and the Lewis and Clark expedition. He had a major role in the Lewis and Clark expedition, which was to collect data of the plants, animals, and land forms he encountered. He had been picked by Jefferson to be the governor of Louisiana, he was travelling to DC at the time to have the government reimburse him for

The physical evidence should be enough to blow your mind as to how obvious it was that it was a murder. Firstly I will explain the weapon that killed him, it was a gun known as a “Horse Pistol” which has force enough to blow through the skull of a horse completely, let alone a humans skull (sourced from a Ballistics Test). When the body was examined it was found that the bullet did not have an exit wound, so it is impossible that he would have killed himself because with the force of the pistol if he held a gun up to his head it

Priscilla Grinder was supposedly in the house when he “committed suicide” so automatically everyone believed her crazy stories. One of the most suspicious things about her suicide claims was the fact that each time she told the story to someone she changed it (the following information will mostly be sourced from exhibit C: Priscilla Grinder). As I have said she told the story three times and each had parts that were changed but the few that stayed the same were that there were multiple gun shots and that she never actually saw it happen, so she didn’t even see what really happened so how could she be a reliable source. In one of the stories she said that after two shots were fired he said to “fetch him some water” and that the “deed was done”, and as I have concluded from the autopsy reports it is impossible that he would have been even been alive after just one of those shots, let alone talked, which proves that she really didn’t even know what happened. In another one of her retellings of the night Lewis died she claimed that after the shots were fired he crawled across the pavement, which as I said before is impossible because either shot would have killed him instantly. So obviously she can’t be a reliable in knowing if it was a murder or suicide considering she couldn’t even keep the story straight herself. There was also the matter of James Wilkinson,