Almost two weeks ago, Barack Obama’s personal chef, Tafari Campbell, allegedly drowned while paddle boarding on Martha’s Vineyard, next to Obama’s mansion. The death is officially an “accident,” but many questions remain about how Campbell, 45, met his death next to the Obama villa.

We still don’t know who was paddle boarding with Campbell, just that she was a “female companion.” Police in Massachusetts are now saying they can’t release any more information on this case because of a Public Records Law.

Because this is officially an “accident,” the police are legally allowed to not get into any detail about what they’ve discovered about the accident and numerous questions.

These include why the emergency call only came from two kilometers away, why the identity of the paddle boarder isn’t being released, and why the Obamas lied about being on Martha’s Vineyard at the time.

Now, we find out the state police have “lost” Campbell’s blood sample for an accurate toxicology report. What in the world is going on here?

Massachusetts First Amendment Association group leader Justin Silverman says the police are misusing their regulations to not open up anymore about what happened.

Under the law, the police have to show why the investigation into the accident might be harmed by releasing details.

Copy-paste rejections to requests for information are also being given to other agencies and police to ensure that no journalistic requests find out more about what happened.

There are still so many questions about what exactly happened in the tragic death of Campbell. Was it purely an accident and if so, why didn’t help get to him sooner? His wife and two fatherless kids deserve answers.

The supposedly “heartbroken” Obamas are not helping us get answers about what Campbell was doing there at the time. Some reports are saying he lived in Virginia and was no longer their personal chef at the time of being on Martha’s Vineyard.