♥️ The Most Loved Sheriff in New Jersey & his shocking death ?

How the most popular Sheriff in New Jersey was surrounded by the “Same Letter Effect”

Double “Same Letter Effect” Most likely there are many more
Judge Darren Del Sardo of the state Superior Court
Gary Giardina – Executive Undersheriff
Robert M. Rowan – Retired Detective Captain
Keith Kazmark – Former Woodland Park Mayor
Bruce Vander Voort – Paterson Fire Department Deputy Chief
Ruth Rangel of Passaic and her 7-year-old son Robert Rangel
Al Abdelaziz – soccer coach at Passaic County Technical Institute
Michael McLaughlin Sr. – Treasurer for the campaign fund and Berdnik’s longtime law enforcement colleague

When Sheriff Richard Berdnik was growing up, his father — a Polish immigrant who participated in the Battle of Monte Cassino — worked at Hoffman-La Roche on Route 3. He, however, pretty much always knew he wanted to be a cop, Berdnik told The Record in 2010. NorthJersey.com

Sheriff Richard Berdnik of Passaic County, New Jersey, tragically died by apparent suicide at a restaurant in Clifton.

Sheriff Berdnik was a very well highly respected law enforcement figure. Who had served as the Passaic County Sheriff since 2011 and was known for his dedication to combating criminal activity and modernizing the Sheriff’s Office.

“In an interview with News 12, Paterson Mayor Andre Sayegh said he “affectionally referred to him as America’s sheriff.” Mr Sayegh said Berdnik was “an exemplary law enforcement leader and a cherished friend,” and that he had seen him just one day earlier at the swearing-in of eight new police officers.

“My last words to him were, ‘Get in the picture, sheriff, get in the picture,” Mr Sayegh said.

In a statement, New Jersey Gov. Phil Murphy said he was “deeply saddened” by Berdnik’s death.

“For more than four decades, Sheriff Berdnik courageously served the people of New Jersey — from his days as a police officer on the streets of Clifton to his five consecutive terms as the 49th Sheriff of Passaic County,” Mr Murphy said.

“Every single day, Sheriff Berdnik earned the trust of his constituents in Passaic County, and worked exhaustively to combat criminal activity, modernize the operations of the Sheriff’s Office and meet the high standard of service we expect from members of law enforcement.” The community is mourning his loss, remembering him as an exemplary leader and a cherished friend.

In addition to the ongoing investigation, officials are urged to explore the possibility of the family having undergone a DNA test within the past five years. This inquiry stems from a concerning trend observed in recent years, where individuals who have undergone DNA testing and tragically experience the loss of family members within a relatively short timeframe afterward, typically around two years post-testing.

Furthermore, there is a growing suspicion that those perpetrating acts of violence may possess a DNA strand associated with bipolar disorders, autism, mental disabilities, cognitive delays or challenges. This hypothesis, though speculative raises critical questions about the intersection of genetics, mental health, hypnosis and the propensity for violence. Delving into this line of inquiry could provide valuable insights into the underlying factors contributing to such tragic events. Particularly crucial is the impact of introducing unfamiliar or foreign elements to individuals. Whether through the consumption of food or liquid, exposure to viruses, spices, smoke, flashing lights or other external stimuli. These encounters possess the potential to elicit responses within the nervous system or DNA contributing to the complexity of understanding the factors that may provoke acts of violence.

The very last thing that occurred right before Sheriff Berdnik went to bathroom Mr Sayegh said – My last words to him were, ‘Get in the picture, sheriff, get in the picture”. When a human being is being exposed continuously with extreme stressors on a day to day basis. Would make it easier for “Flashing lights” to trigger and stimulate a hypnotic state through a process called entrainment. Entrainment occurs when external rhythms, such as the flashing lights, synchronize with the brain’s natural rhythms, leading to a shift in consciousness. This synchronization can lead to altered states of awareness, relaxation, and increased suggestibility, which are characteristic of hypnotic states. The specific mechanisms behind this phenomenon are not fully understood, but it is believed to involve the brain’s response to visual and auditory stimuli.

While the correlation remains speculative, it underscores the need for thorough scrutiny and examination of all potential factors contributing to this heartbreaking event. By exploring this avenue, investigators may uncover valuable insights that shed light on the broader context surrounding the tragedy offering a glimmer of understanding in the face of unfathomable loss.

Look at the other Sudden suicides and murder suicide cases and you will notice similar facial features especially around the cranium and eyes :
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