Former Kamloops School resident William Combes died after a 2010 radio
interview where he discussed witnessing Queen Elizabeth and Prince
Phillip leave the school with his ten friends and fellow Kamloops
residents.
Directly after the interview the healthy Combes was ordered to report
for tests at the Vancouver St. Paul’s Catholic hospital. There he was
given an injection that put him into a coma. Within hours and without
consent of his family members, Combes was permanently pulled off life
support.
British citizen David Compan was another victim of whistleblowing
against Queen Elizabeth. In 2013 he was twice arrested, as was his wife.
Compan’s “crime” was daring to post Queen Elizabeth’s arrest warrant on
a Catholic Church.
Former Kamloops School resident William Combes died after a 2010 radio interview where he discussed witnessing Queen Elizabeth and Prince Phillip leave the school with his ten friends and fellow Kamloops residents.
Directly after the interview the healthy Combes was ordered to report for tests at the Vancouver St. Paul’s Catholic hospital. There he was given an injection that put him into a coma. Within hours and without consent of his family members, Combes was permanently pulled off life support.
British citizen David Compan was another victim of whistleblowing against Queen Elizabeth. In 2013 he was twice arrested, as was his wife. Compan’s “crime” was daring to post Queen Elizabeth’s arrest warrant on a Catholic Church.