Obama's chef DROWNS, leaving many wondering if foul play is involved



The Obama family’s personal chef was tragically confirmed dead on Monday after he had been reported missing.

The chef, Tafari Campbell, is speculated to have drowned while paddleboarding near the Obamas' Martha’s Vineyard estate. Campbell was a White House sous chef during Obama’s presidency and left in 2016 to work for the former president.

The search for the chef began after another paddleboarder saw him go under water, come back up, and then struggle to stay afloat. He then submerged again and did not come back up.

Campbell left behind a wife and twin sons.

While his cause of death is not yet known, many people are wondering if there was foul play involved.

“Of course everybody’s immediately speculating,” Chad Prather says. “‘He knew too much, he saw Big Mike in the kitchen,’” he jokes.

However, Prather believes this kind of speculation — while warranted — is probably not correct.

“I’m thinking that if I am a former president and I need to get rid of someone, it’s not going to be right outside the house. Right? I’m not gonna’ drown him in the great pond right there by my 12 million dollar estate.”

According to reports, Campbell was an unlikely candidate for drowning, as he was a trained swimmer.

“Will they ever let you know the cause of death? Will they test for vaccines?” Prather asks.

“Maybe he had a cardiac arrest, we don’t know,” Prather continues, “I don’t know, the mind goes crazy.”


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South Dakota boy, 10, drowns after saving little sister on Big Sioux River



A 10-year-old South Dakota boy gave up his own life while saving his 5-year-old sister from drowning in the Big Sioux River over the weekend.

What are the details?

The Lincoln County Sheriff's Office alerted the public Saturday evening that "a large scale rescue operation" was underway at the river in search of a 10-year-old boy. Hours later, they announced that a dive team recovered the body of young Ricky Lee Sneve.

Ricky's mother, Nicole Eufers, told the Sioux Falls Argus Leader that her boy was on the river with his father when "a couple of the siblings fell in the water. Dad jumped in for two of them, and Ricky jumped in to save his sister, Chevelle."

The little boy was able to get Chevelle to the shore, but when his father and the other kids turned around, they could not find Ricky.

"He saved his sister's life and took his own," his mother told the newspaper.

Ricky was the oldest of Eufers' four children and had a fifth sibling. A GoFundMe account set up for the single mother by his uncle states:

"Ricky Lee was a very intelligent and smart young boy who loved his family and was an adventurous little guy. He'd do anything to help his mom or anyone at that, without ever being asked. Ricky gave his life trying to do what he knew was best."

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