There’s more evidence that the ‘Trump made us eat fish tank cleaner’ story is fake

Trump Derangement Syndrome

BCF : In March, a story broke that a Phoenix man had died and his wife had almost died because they drank fish tank cleaner.

Wanda Lenius, the wife, claimed that she and her husband, having heard President Trump recommend chloroquine and knowing that their fish tank cleaner had chloroquine phosphate, drank the cleaner in a panicked bid to protect themselves from the virus. She got sick; he died. The story would ordinarily have been just an oddity, except for the fact that the media excitedly accused Trump of killing people.

Within a few days, it emerged that Wanda was unlikely to have relied on Trump’s advice because she was a fanatic Trump hater. I theorized that the story sounded like the plot for an Agatha Christie or Dorothy Sayers murder mystery. Both authors wrote stories in which the murderer ingested a small amount of the poison to avoid suspicion. Consistent with a murder mystery theme, “Techno Fog” did some sleuthing and discovered that Wanda had a very checkered emotional history.

Court records revealed she had a history of paranoia, depression, alcohol abuse, mental breakdowns, and anger, and that she was unhappy in her marriage. More information has now emerged that makes it even less likely that Wanda and her departed husband, Gary, just happened to drink chloroquine phosphate on Trump’s recommendation because they were scared about the Wuhan virus.

Doing the legwork that the mainstream media refuses to do, The Washington Free Beacon’s Alana Goodman tracked down people who knew Gary Lenius. They paint a picture of a calm, rational engineer who would have understood the difference between medicinal chloroquine and fish tank cleaner, and who never would have acted as impulsively as Wanda described:

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