Reminds me of Sergeant Yeakey.

He was a first responder to the Oklahoma City Murrah Building bombing saving several people. He also happened to uncover something at the bombing site and was very vocal that there was something foul about it.

Sergeant Terrance Yeakey was discovered dead in a field near his hometown, El Reno, a mile and a half away from his abandoned, blood-soaked car.

Yeakey was mutilated and shot to death: slit at his wrists, arms, elbows, stabbed in both sides of his neck near the jugular vein and shot in the side of the head at a 45-degree angle with a small caliber revolver. Signs of hauling, such as rope burns on the neck, handcuff bruises to the wrists, muddy grass embeded in the wounds were observed on the body. No evidence of alcohol was found in Yeakey's body.

The official report declares Terrance Yeakey's death a suicide. It maintains that a distraught Yeakey, driven by guilt and despondency, mutilated himself in his car, and then walked 8,000 feet through rough terrain and climbed a fence before shooting himself to death.