William S. Rosenstiel person

“Schenley stock. Nichols also gave a smaller yet unknown amount of Schenley shares to the foundation. The American Jewish League Against Communism, of which Roy Cohn was now president, gave a donation. A year later, the Rosensteil Foundation…”

“Around the same time, it was reported that Rosenstiel had bought large quantities of books about Hoover and distributed them as gifts. In addition, Rosenstiel had also bought no less than 25,000 copies of Master of Deceit, a book written by…”

“was odd. Do you think? Rosenstiel began to retire selling his controlling interest in Glenn Alden in 1968, resigning as chairman and CEO of Schenley. Cohn would serve as Rosenstiel's successor in matters of blackmail. It seems another man s…”

“who shared their forbidden passions in secret orgies, blackmail, organized crime, fostered a sense of camaraderie, where you have Rosenstiel, Cone, Hoover, all kind of palling around together in the mid-1950s. So Hoover sent Rosenstiel flow…”

“New York Times obituary around the time he sold control of Shenley to Gwen Alden and retired. He also sold his Manhattan townhouse, the one that was bugged for blackmail, to Israeli-American businessman Roshalam Meshulam, M-E-S-H-U-L-A-M, l…”