Was Antonin Scalia murdered?

When notoriously racist, sexist, and homophobic Supreme Court Justice Antonin Scalia was found dead this weekend, conspiracy theorists latched onto a detail of the death: Scalia was found in a reportedly natural pose, in an undisturbed bed, with "a pillow over his head."

National talk radio host Michael Savage has called for a full-on Warren Commission-style investigation into Scalia's death. Savage points out that no medical examiner was called in to examine the body of the 79 year-old dead man, and that his cause of death was determined over the phone, by a U. S. Marshal who had been (as Savage further noted) appointed by President Obama.

Scalia had been on a hunting trip at the Cibolo Creek Ranch in Texas at the time of his death. Sheriff Danny Dominguez checked out the crime scene and made the determination that no foul play was in evidence, which is why an autopsy was never ordered.

Or so they would have you believe!

Honestly, this one is pretty flimsy. What are we, in the 1800s? If the Left wanted to murder a 79 year-old man, they would hardly do it by suffocating the man with a pillow. If they did, I doubt they would leave the pillow sitting on the victim's face.