Investigative reporter and photographer Michael Du Cille reportedly died in Liberia at the age of 58. He was apparently investigating the Ebola outbreak in Africa. No word on whether he contracted the disease. Reports say he just collapsed in a village and was taken on a two hour trip to the nearest hospital where he was pronounced dead of heart failure.

Hmmm, the heart can stop for a variety of reasons, not all legitimate. I hate to sound like a conspiracy theorist but let's keep an eye on journalists. We don't need to see them going like the bankers to their deaths in droves.

I know that can be a very dangerous profession and as he was from Jamaica and black, heart disease is not uncommon, but I would be very interested to know precisely what he was working on. It has already surfaced that the Red Cross was told to leave certain African countries when it was discovered that some of the vaccines they were administering contained a sterilizing material. Eugenics anyone?

It could be that his death was from natural causes. It could be that the Fox News reporter in Colorado did take his own life. But let's stay alert and see if there are any more deaths in the area of investigative journalism. If I can find out some of the things I do, they have far better training, sources and resources than I have. I'm not willing to believe that all of them are 'Working for the Man.' Just a heads-up.