BR Fox Company organization
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Claims (12)
Special Operations Group located_in
BR Fox Company book_quoted
“was going to make up the core of this special unit in the DEA. But they didn't even work in the DEA proper. They were put up in this special building that they shared with BR Fox Company. They were all experienced Latino CIA agents transfer…”
▶ The Colonel's Corner The Great Heroin Coup Part 10 @ 30:11
Special Operations Group located_in
BR Fox Company book_quoted
“referred to in our other book as the dirty dozen and that he worked warbell worked extensively with lucian koenig and warbell and the cia so lucian koenig was seen by the author as the leader and the guy that had put together and was runnin…”
▶ The Colonel's Corner Spooks Part 2 @ 13:36
Robert Vesco funded
BR Fox Company book_quoted
“entity where they could have like a quote-unquote free port where they could do all of their narcotics weapons trafficking and that type of thing with their own government and so he's asking if it ever got off the ground and he makes a coup…”
▶ The Colonel's Corner Spooks Part 6 @ 2:00
Mitch Werbell member_of
BR Fox Company book_quoted
“In August of 1976, this is chapter 20, sorry. In August of 76, sorry, Lucian Koenig and his chum, Mitch Warbell III, the guy that works at B.R. Fox, that is co-located with the DEA Dirty Dozen from the CIA in the same building, that group, …”
▶ The Colonel's Corner The Great Heroin Coup Part 11 @ 38:37
BR Fox Company manufactured
Astro Catalog book_quoted
“in various configurations, and with various trigger mechanisms. These are described under the code name ASTRO equipment. The devices were designed and manufactured for sale to authorized agencies of the U.S. government, specifically intende…”
▶ The Colonel's Corner Spooks Part 5 @ 17:07
BR Fox Company located_in
Security Consultants International book_quoted
“was also the headquarters for Security Consultants International. CCOIN is the abbreviation, S-E-C-O-I-N. That was conceived by Warbell. He was already in charge of Central Investigative Agency, acronym CIA. We talked about that in a previo…”
▶ The Colonel's Corner Spooks Part 5 @ 11:51
BR Fox Company front_for
CIA host_asserted
“Now, I got to her from BR Fox, the company that was basically a CIA company making dirty munitions and clever trickery and bombs and hoaxes and all the rest of it, which is Barbara Fox. Amaryllis Fox Kennedy was formerly married to Dean Fox…”
▶ The Colonel's Corner Spooks Part 1 @ 1:03:02
Bernie Spindell died_in
BR Fox Company book_quoted
“Black Luigi's safe house. And it kind of starts off right after Spindel, the guy that had the BR Fox electronic surveillance patents operation that was helping Hoffa that we've talked about in the previous chapters, right after he died. His…”
▶ The Colonel's Corner Spooks Part 5 @ 0:36
Michael Morrissey designed
BR Fox Company book_quoted
“Reporters that accepted Koenig's dismissal of the B.R. Fox affair point out that the explosive devices designed by Morrissey had never been manufactured, which isn't true. They were. And it goes on to say that, quote unquote, we never got t…”
▶ The Colonel's Corner Spooks Part 6 @ 3:02
Michael Morrissey acquired
BR Fox Company book_quoted
“catalog that we just mentioned that B.R. Fox produced was Warbell's contribution to Koenig's DEA program. Everywhere you find drugs, you find weapons. Warbell was the one that was responsible for bringing Koenig and Morrissey together. So M…”
▶ The Colonel's Corner Spooks Part 5 @ 15:20
Michael Morrissey funded
BR Fox Company book_quoted
“that Bernie Spindell had as far as innovation. He couldn't invent anything, but he was a good copier, like he could reproduce things that Bernie had patented and developed in the past. And he was willing to invest in B.R. Fox Company to kee…”
▶ The Colonel's Corner Spooks Part 5 @ 1:39
BR Fox Company supplied_arms_to
Jimmy Hoffa host_asserted
“the owner hell like bloody hell because he was hired by primarily Hoffa but a lot of the mafia to debug from the government's bugging and so he spent a lot of time they they they tortured this man um financially and everything else he went …”
▶ The Colonel's Corner Spooks Part 1 @ 1:06:15
Mentions (27)
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company called br fox company that was located in washington dc with the cia embedded in the dea dirty dozen that was their specialty is making things blow up and surveillance under the guise of counter surveillance and then they had a guy …
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And Harper Magazine was right in the middle of it, playing an active part. So, Moneypenny, and then we'll go to SR. Thanks, Colonel. I enjoyed, by the way, your Rumble show with Alpha, which I took a look at. It was very good. I've just gon…
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personnel explosive devices such as flashlights telephone receivers loaded with explosive by the br fox company a private company in alexandria virginia and then while you were talking i got two different ais to track that…
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Yeah. So this book has quite a bit of B.R. Fox in it. And we will go through that. And as a matter of fact, you almost read word for word one of the pages in this book about B.R. Fox. So they are one of the more fascinating companies. I'm n…
▶ 12:27
had bugged the CBS technicians as well. So obviously Warbell is very much into eavesdropping. And that becomes one of the underlying themes of this entire book when we get to the B.R. Fox part of it, which was expertise or experts in the su…
▶ 13:03
He goes on to say that he knew that Morrissey, Koenig, and Fox of B.R. Fox was part of assassination, international narcotics trafficking, electronic booby traps, foreign criminals, and the dozen ex-CIA officers secretly attached to the new…
▶ 13:36
referred to in our other book as the dirty dozen and that he worked warbell worked extensively with lucian koenig and warbell and the cia so lucian koenig was seen by the author as the leader and the guy that had put together and was runnin…
▶ 37:02
We talked about him briefly on the Alpha Warrior show. Mike Morrissey was the business partner of Barbara Fox Spindell. She is the founder and co-owner of that BR Fox company that was co-located with the DEA Dirty Dozen. And he talked about…
▶ 0:36
Black Luigi's safe house. And it kind of starts off right after Spindel, the guy that had the BR Fox electronic surveillance patents operation that was helping Hoffa that we've talked about in the previous chapters, right after he died. His…
▶ 1:39
that Bernie Spindell had as far as innovation. He couldn't invent anything, but he was a good copier, like he could reproduce things that Bernie had patented and developed in the past. And he was willing to invest in B.R. Fox Company to kee…
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which was a listing of all equipment available at B.R. Fox, to Warbell. The B.R. Fox company was located in a building on Connecticut Avenue in downtown D.C., not a low-rent district. While B.R. Fox was supposedly the only tenant of the bui…
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for the narco networks because he's really good at setting them up he's had lots of practice it says that he leased this building to keep his chiefs the dirty dozen separate from the dea the building that housed br fox and the dirty dozen…
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He was also under pressure from the CIA to leave the country. According to Elliot Spindell, he was preparing to establish an offshore version of B.R. Fox Company on an island called Abaco, A-B-A-C-O. So, in the 1969 omnibus crime bill,…
▶ 15:20
catalog that we just mentioned that B.R. Fox produced was Warbell's contribution to Koenig's DEA program. Everywhere you find drugs, you find weapons. Warbell was the one that was responsible for bringing Koenig and Morrissey together. So M…
▶ 15:58
the BR Fox company. And the fact that Warbell and Koenig, who work closely together, was introduced to Morrissey would give me the indication that that is where the money come from. And the CIA was behind both of those two people. So Morris…
▶ 16:32
And BR Fox and all of their patents are now available to this entire network. And the preface of the Fox catalog was a stamp that looks just like the stamp that the CIA puts on classified material. It explained that BR Fox Laboratories manu…
▶ 35:07
and a former associate, Colonel Robert Bayard. Almost parenthetically, he adds that Bayard, who was shot to death in an Atlanta parking lot July 3, 1975, was assassinated. That was almost two years after B.R. Fox Company took residence in t…
▶ 36:24
I'm going to read this one last part, then we'll call it quits for today because today's an early day. It talks about, as for Koenig and his being involved in the astro equipment, it becomes very interesting when you look back at, because n…
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entity where they could have like a quote-unquote free port where they could do all of their narcotics weapons trafficking and that type of thing with their own government and so he's asking if it ever got off the ground and he makes a coup…
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Reporters that accepted Koenig's dismissal of the B.R. Fox affair point out that the explosive devices designed by Morrissey had never been manufactured, which isn't true. They were. And it goes on to say that, quote unquote, we never got t…
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except for we have accounts of things exactly like that being deployed all over and used, by the way. And the author makes a comment. Had the Senate looked into it legitimately and not the normal Kabuki theater, he presents two facts. First…
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in the caribbean second his wife barbara spindell of br fox was forced to sue mike morrissey for what she claimed was deceptive handling of br fox accounts his secrecy and refusal to share with her about the operations of the company made h…
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which is where they were planning to set up Warbell's manufacturing at for his M10 and M11 machine gun pistols with the silencer. So he says that Warbell's role in all of this was very important. It was no accident that Fox and the DEA shar…
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makes the assertion that having B.R. Fox there was basically the cover for the CIA's use of it as, and the DEA, because who's going to question the DEA, was a cover for the CIA using it for all of their nefarious things to include as a safe…
▶ 6:56
to serve as a DEA cover, sharing its space with B.R. Fox, while making its attic available to the Dirty Dozen. That's where they had all their meetings. Because if you recall in one of the earlier sessions, that was the place where no one c…
▶ 7:27
As the owner of a quote unquote detective agency and co-owner of offshore versions of B.R. Fox kind of sealed the deal. Lucy and Koenig needed someone he could trust outside the DEA. That was Mitch Warbell. So.…
▶ 38:37
In August of 1976, this is chapter 20, sorry. In August of 76, sorry, Lucian Koenig and his chum, Mitch Warbell III, the guy that works at B.R. Fox, that is co-located with the DEA Dirty Dozen from the CIA in the same building, that group, …