Steve Quayle: and a Case of Giant Threat

 The wonderful book by Steven Quayle, "Genesis 6 Giants" recently appeared as the off time devotional of deceased artist Prince.  Nestled among pill bottles, bandages and personal products, the 457 page volume was spotted, protruding out of Prince's princely paraphernalia, in a photo that graced the article on ABC news. Unfortunately for the singer, the taking of counterfeit pills laced with fentanyl induced unanticipated repercussions as well as his death.  In an instinctive investigation, the photo was released to the public as it was explained how pills were the problem for the pop performer.  Was this simply a coincidental culmination of factors in this crisis?  

The name of Steven Quayle appears unapologetically amid the clutter of Prince's possessions, along side hair dye, phone charger, and loose cash.  Did the forensic photographer snap the shutter by sheer chance? Was it the media's motive that the masses muse on the mundane material tucked in the musician's suitcase?  Why does Benjamin Franklin seem to look as if he knows more about this, from his permanent personification on the currency laying crumpled on the case?  

As those in the black ops know, Quayle provides a platform for persons wanting to blow the whistle on wasteful government sins.  This has not gained him popularity among prospective presidents, prominent persons, and powerful propaganda pumpers.  Would Steve's activities draw the shadow government to loose a tyraid of technological tyranny?  If these Satanists felt threatened by Steve's super sleuthing, would they serve Steve a sentence in the shape of a single signal appearing in the celebrity's suitcase?  If not, are we to simply assume that Prince's pass time was perusing pages in in Quayles pivotal volume? 

We may never know the truth of the matter, however we would caution, that coincidence and  cosmetics sometimes carry critical contraband.  And the state's symbolism, seldom send serendipitous signals.