> With the rape situations alone if he were / would die they could easily try to push to make it look highly accurate and/or highly true to say the least. Assange or Julian Assange wouldn't be able to back himself up in a court of law and/or defend himself to state / give full proof of where he was during those times / situations alone to say the least. This I find unlikely. Assange was the enemy of the previous administration. I find it unlikely that Trump has it in for him. I also find little point in assassinating Assange's character. In the hearts of his followers, Assange is a great man. Most of the rest of us have forgotten about him. (Character) Assassination would do them little good. I feel as though I'm talking to one of his fans. Assange lived a great life. He grew up under difficult circumstances. He had little chance for a normal life, and it wouldn't have appealed to him anyway. For him this is better, and for a warrior death on the battlefield is a blessing, not a problem. I don't feel as though people can truly harm him at this point. If you're interested in a conspiracy theory? I think that Assange (more or less) turned himself in so that he could get tried and convicted, and serve a short sentence and get on with his life, such as remains. Wikileaks can't be very exciting for him anymore.