The conspiracy theory about the death of conservative commentator Andrew Breitbart just got juicier -- that is, if you're willing to make a few leaps of faith.

Now, the recent Los Angeles Times report that Michael Cormier, an LA County forensic technician, may have died due to arsenic poisoning has reignited conspiratorial fire, given that Cormier died on April 20, the same day as the release of Breibart's autopsy.

Law enforcement sources told the Times that the presence of poison in Cormier does not necessarily point to a homicide as the substance may have entered his system by accident. However, the police haven't ruled out foul play, and Cormier's cause of death has been deferred pending further tests.

Even if Cormier was murdered, there's one major flaw in using it for the conspiracy theory that Obama offed Breitbart and is now covering his presidential tracks. LA County Coroner's Assistant Chief Ed Winter said that Cormier did not conduct Breitbart's autopsy, the LA Weekly reports. Winter said that "only doctors" ever worked on Breitbart because the death was believed to have been from natural causes all along.

Still, this hasn't stopped right-wing blogs from having a field day with the salacious poison detail, as evident from Alex Jones in the Info Wars video above. Info Wars is one of the blogs that, from the start, reported the conspiratorial connection that Breitbart's death occurred right before he was about to release video footage of Obama, as a college student at a Harvard rally. Breibart had said that the footage is proof that Obama is an advocate of "racial division and class warfare." The video was released a few days after Breitbart's death.