Kendra Harrison

🕵️ SEAL Commander’s “Suicide” Unravels: Cartel, Heroin & Cover-Up Claims 🚨 youtube.com/watch?v=DU7uGxCa… On Tucker Carlson’s (@TuckerCarlson) show, Matt Cubbler (@2datesandadash)—Army intel vet, 30-year cop, former air marshal—details seven years probing the Dec. 22, 2012 death of Navy SEAL Cmdr. Job Price, his high-school classmate. Price, 42, SEAL Team 4 commander in Afghanistan🇦🇫 (FOB Ripley, Uruzgan), was found with a head wound; the U.S.🇺🇸 Navy ruled it suicide. Cubbler insists it’s murder: no shot heard, unsuppressed gun, no GSR test on hands, anomalous blood patterns, and non-prescribed drugs (Valium, Benadryl, Tramadol). Price had no suicide history, a wife and young daughter, and was six months from pension on an admiral track. Motive ties to Afghanistan’s poppy fields (then ~93% of global heroin), which SEALs allegedly protected amid CIA involvement, plus a “mafia-like” SEAL hierarchy (Tim Szymanski named as a key figure). Suspect Jeff Peeler (cleanup operator who “knew everything”) later died suddenly. Cubbler reached out to Pete Hegseth but hit walls; Congress has done little. Takeaway: A decorated officer’s death is treated as closed while forensic red flags and drug-war links stay buried—raising questions about accountability inside elite U.S. special operations. #CoverUp #MilitaryCorruption youtube.com/watch?v=DU7uGxCa…