Senior White House Official's Wife's Body Found in Burning Car

A D.C. fire investigator takes photos of a burned-out BMW in a garage

on the 800 block of A Street Southeast on Monday morning. Ashley

Turton, former chief of staff to Rep. Rosa DeLauro (D-Conn.) and wife

of White House liaison to the House of Representatives Dan Turton,

was found dead in the car, according to a source. Roll Call.

Roll Call, a Capitol Hill newspaper, is reporting that according to the D.C. Fire and Metropolitan Police departments, Turton’s car was discovered ablaze in a row house garage, presumably the Turton home, in the 800 block of A Street Southeast near Eastern Market.

Turton worked as a lobbyist for the Raleigh, N.C.-based utility giant Progress Energy.

She was the former chief of staff to Rep. Rosa DeLauro (D-Conn.)

Now this gets interesting, because Rosa DeLauro owned the house in which Rahm Emanuel lived rent-free during House sessions for five years. Word from here in Washington, DeCeit is that the place was wired for audio and video. Ashley Turton, as DeLauro's chief of staff, probably wrote the checks to pay bills on that condo and would be privy to "extra" expenses.

The 4:45am time frame is also bothersome, to me, at least. MPD states that the fire that torched the car, body and garage was from an"impact after a low-speed crash." The BMW in the photo is at a right angle pinching the passenger side of the wall of the garage and partially out giving plenty of room for the driver. How could she have been incapacitated at such a slow speed bumping into the wall that somehow caused an engulfing fire. If she was going to work at that ungodly early hour, it would be in the opposite direction of a "low-speed crash."

Unless she was just coming in at 4:45 am, justifying the "crash" theory, but then it begs the question why a married mother of 4 year old twins and a 2 year old was coming home so late and alone.

Yummy Rummy's Aspartame Exposed - Genetically Modified Monsanto Bacteria Used to Create Deadly Sweetener

 (NaturalNews) The manufacturers of the most prevalent sweetener in the world have a secret, and it`s not a sweet one. Aspartame, an artificial sweetener found in thousands of products worldwide, has been found to be created using genetically modified (GM) bacteria. What`s even more shocking is how long this information has been known. A 1999 article by The Independent was the first to expose the abominable process in which aspartame was created. Ironically, the discovery was made around the same time as rich leaders around the globe met at the G8 Summit to discuss the safety of GM foods.

The 1999 investigation found that Monsanto, the largest biotech corporation in the world, often used GM bacteria to produce aspartame in their US production plants. The end result is a fusion between two of the largest health hazards to ever hit the food industry -- artificial sweeteners and an array of genetically altered organisms. Both have led to large-scale debate, with aspartame being the subject of multiple congressional hearings and scientific criticism. Scientists and health advocates are not the only ones to speak out against aspartame, however. The FDA received a flurry of complaints from consumers using NutraSweet, a product containing aspartame. Since 1992, the FDA has stopped documenting reports on the subject.

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The process in which aspartame is created involves combining an amino acid known as phenylalanine with aspartic acid. First synthesized in 1965, aspartame requires bacteria for the sole purpose of producing phenylalanine. Monsanto discovered that through genetically altering this bacteria, phenylalanine could be created much more quickly. In the report by The Independent, Monsanto openly admitted that their mutated bacteria is a staple in the creation process of aspartame.

"We have two strains of bacteria - one is traditionally modified and one is genetically modified," said the source from Monsanto. "It's got a modified enzyme. It has one amino acid different."