Jason Fairbanks had been marriage to Annie Fairbanks in a year and the half while he shot and killed his wife and children in their home near Frank Lloyd Wright Boulevard and Thunderbird Road Scottsdale Arizona, said Sgt. Ben Hoster, Scottsdale Police Department spokesman. He then shot and killed himself.
The two-story stucco home is in a quiet upper-middle-class neighborhood, homemade art adorned one of the family's windows.
According to an event page, Annie Fairbanks was a master Chek Practitioner and a doctor of holistic nutrition.
Laura Fairbanks, Jason's sister, described her older brother as a protector. She recalled a time when he was in collage and flew home to drive her to school and calmly confront a boy who had been causing her problems. He then jumped back on a plane to school.
"He loved his family so much." Laura Fairbanks said. "He wasn't a bad person."
She said he worked seven days a week to provide for his family. However she knew that funds were not coming in like Jason needed them to and maybe the depression might be part of the reason why he did what he did.
Laura, you Know your brother! Make sure you go to all measures to get an autopsy and make them investigate further.
ReplyDeleteThis makes the 77th death of an holistic doctor in the last couple of years. What is happening in America? She ran the Macrotherapy clinic to heal patients with holistic methods. Was she using an out of the box method like GcMAF (Glycoprotein Macrophage Activating Factor)?
ReplyDelete" GcMAC is a protein made by our body and is pretty much the ‘director’ of our immune system. Our immune system is our body’s defense system against viruses and other pathogens. As healthy persons we all produce thousands of cancer cells every day. When we are unhealthy, GcMAF production drops. If one is able to be injected with GcMAF, they can once again heal. GcMAF was linked to a number of holistic doctors that were showing up mysteriously dead over the past two years."
Keep digging!