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Claims (22)
Lewis Tackwood exposed
Los Angeles Police Department book_quoted
“agent provocateur for the Los Angeles Police Department exposed police involvement in the Dirty Tricks. And of course, that's what we'd call the CIA, the Dirty Tricks Club. So Tackwood later identified White House plumbers Martin and White …”
▶ OPERATION GLADIO - CHAPTER 58 - 'L.A INSURRECTION - LINKS TO THE PAST' - EP.426 @ 10:12
Los Angeles Police Department attempted_assassination_of
Richard Nixon book_quoted
“formulated plans to incite riots, kidnap protesters, and incredibly, because they thought Vice President Spiro Agnew's outspoken conservatism was more to their liking, also plotted an assassination attempt on President Nixon. From 1973 to 7…”
▶ OPERATION GLADIO - CHAPTER 58 - 'L.A INSURRECTION - LINKS TO THE PAST' - EP.426 @ 11:13
Los Angeles Police Commission covered_up
Los Angeles Police Department book_quoted
“ordered the destruction of 2 million police intelligence files. These files contained information on law-abiding citizens and had nothing to do with any criminal activity. The information had been obtained through infiltration, provocateurs…”
▶ OPERATION GLADIO - CHAPTER 58 - 'L.A INSURRECTION - LINKS TO THE PAST' - EP.426 @ 12:01
American Civil Liberties Union exposed
Los Angeles Police Department book_quoted
“The files ordered to be destroyed were never removed from the LAPD intelligence area, even though they were ordered to be destructed. January 4th, 1983, representing 131 clients, the ACLU filed a lawsuit against LAPD and continued its effor…”
▶ OPERATION GLADIO - CHAPTER 58 - 'L.A INSURRECTION - LINKS TO THE PAST' - EP.426 @ 12:54
Michael Rupert member_of
Los Angeles Police Department host_asserted
“Nor would I. Yeah. I mean, I wonder how much, you know, Michael Rupert, I think who was also LAPD narcotics and later got involved with September 11th. I just remember he was really pissed off about all the corruption about like how, you kn…”
▶ The Colonels Corner Dark Alliance Part 10 @ 1:19:47
Sherman Block exposed
Los Angeles Police Department book_quoted
“This may be a terrible thing to say, said L.A. County Sheriff Sherman Block, but as we got into things, it became obvious that the stories being told by the crooks were more credible than the stories being told by the officers. In the fall …”
▶ The Colonels Corner Dark Alliance Part 21 @ 36:24
Maurice Calfee member_of
Los Angeles Police Department book_quoted
“In 1960, a guy by the name of Maurice Calfee, C-A-L-F-E-E, a retired officer from the LAPD, was immediately set straight about the limits of his duty. He was told to stay away from the military police. The CIA was working with them directly…”
▶ The Colonels Corner Hidden Terror by AJ Langguth Part 3 @ 36:14
Byron Engle recruited
Los Angeles Police Department book_quoted
“Under the pressure from Kennedy's administration, Engel borrowed four Spanish-speaking officers from the LAPD that had been trained by the CIA and sent them to Caracas to give intensive classes in police work. Had the mission been exposed, …”
▶ The Colonels Corner Hidden Terrors by AJ Langguth Part 6 @ 25:15
William Bratton member_of
Los Angeles Police Department host_asserted
“If you I want to bring something else out. There was a former LAPD chief, William Bratton, B-R-A-T-T-O-N. And he also had worked at NYPD, which, by the way, also uses Palantir software. He said that.…”
▶ OPERATION GLADIO - CHAPTER 58 - 'L.A INSURRECTION - LINKS TO THE PAST' - EP.426 @ 39:27
Los Angeles Police Department spied_on
American Civil Liberties Union documented
“has had issues such as in 1984, the American Civil Liberties Union was in the process of suing the Los Angeles Police Department Intelligence Division, which had maintained files on enemies of the state. That's actually what they called the…”
▶ Operation Gladio Prelude to Terror chapter 13 @ 18:17
Los Angeles Police Department member_of
Manny Pena host_asserted
“And these, you know, of course, LAPD, I mean, is directly running the RFK investigation with two literal CIA agents, Manny Pena and Hank Hernandez, who had both worked for CIA Office of Public Safety. You know, to me, it's just if we had a …”
▶ The Colonel’s corner president‘s secret wars chapter 8 cont @ 1:32:24
Los Angeles Police Department member_of
Hank Hernandez host_asserted
“And these, you know, of course, LAPD, I mean, is directly running the RFK investigation with two literal CIA agents, Manny Pena and Hank Hernandez, who had both worked for CIA Office of Public Safety. You know, to me, it's just if we had a …”
▶ The Colonel’s corner president‘s secret wars chapter 8 cont @ 1:32:24
Glenn Levent member_of
Los Angeles Police Department documented
“In order to make a dent in the crack cocaine there, they were going to have to shut him down. But then Ricky Ross was a major dealer and he was affecting South Central Los Angeles. He was supplying most of the dope in the region. We were he…”
▶ The Colonel Corner Dark Alliance Part 20 @ 34:08
Tim Tate exposed
Los Angeles Police Department book_quoted
“wrote that the LAPD, quote, constructed the criminal equivalent of a Ponemkin village, Soviet model village that masked underlying brutality of the Soviet system, a Hollywood style set whose facade concealed the truth that evidence was over…”
▶ The Colonels Corner Operation Gladio look into RFKs Murder @ 32:34
Brad Johnson exposed
Los Angeles Police Department book_quoted
“wrote that the LAPD, quote, constructed the criminal equivalent of a Ponemkin village, Soviet model village that masked underlying brutality of the Soviet system, a Hollywood style set whose facade concealed the truth that evidence was over…”
▶ The Colonels Corner Operation Gladio look into RFKs Murder @ 32:34
Los Angeles Police Department covered_up
Allard Lowenstein host_asserted
“The official response to Lowenstein's queries by the LAPD was one of stonewalling. He realized that a propaganda campaign was being fabricated to deliver information that was the exact opposite of the facts. In March of 1980, Lowenstein was…”
▶ The Colonels Corner Operation Gladio look into RFKs Murder @ 1:04:55
Los Angeles Police Department spied_on
United States host_asserted
“that had no such restrictions. And remember, this goes back to the CIA working with the LAPD, and they had collected boxes and boxes of files on people that the LAPD and the CIA inside America had surveilled. And there was a court case by t…”
▶ The Colonels Corner background & how others discuss Operation Gladio @ 10:09
Los Angeles Police Department carried_out_attack
Los Angeles host_asserted
“but it was enough to prompt an embarrassed LAPD to launch raids on several dozen rock houses shortly afterwards, with tragic results. On December 13th, a diversionary explosion, the cops set off during a raid on West 60th Street. Rock house…”
▶ The Colonels Corner Dark Alliance Part 10 @ 44:51
Western Goals funded
Los Angeles Police Department book_quoted
“McDonnell justified his Western Gold's involvement in the LAPD intelligence files as necessary to ensure future Olympic Games security. So, you know, it's like why we have the Patriot Act, because we had 9-11. Evidence emerged that Western …”
▶ OPERATION GLADIO - CHAPTER 58 - 'L.A INSURRECTION - LINKS TO THE PAST' - EP.426 @ 22:39
Los Angeles Police Department spied_on
Brown Berets host_asserted
“There's logistics that come into play. Now this shows that there's orchestration and funding to what you're witnessing. And again, when you understand that the LA, which is why I went in the order that I did, when you understand that the LA…”
▶ OPERATION GLADIO - CHAPTER 58 - 'L.A INSURRECTION - LINKS TO THE PAST' - EP.426 @ 49:01
Los Angeles Police Department covered_up
Floyd "Freeway" Rick Ross book_quoted
“The police claimed that Ross had attacked them with a frying pan, so naturally they just used it on him. Bruised and sore and swollen all over, the crack king of L.A. was unceremoniously dumped into a cell in Los Angeles Metropolitan Correc…”
▶ The Colonels Corner Dark Alliance Part 21 @ 29:53
Los Angeles Police Department covered_up
Robert Kennedy assassination host_asserted
“Cesar lied to police claiming that he disposed of the gun months before the assassination. Kennedy Jr. concluded police had never seriously investigated Cesar's role in my father's killing, adding that the LAPD unit which investigated his d…”
▶ The Colonels Corner Operation Gladio look into RFKs Murder @ 20:11
Mentions (92)
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There was an article that was written. Do you know that Palantir is used in Los Angeles Police Department? I do. And we know that Palantir is connected to the CIA because, yeah, QNTEL is the original primary funder. And there are a lot of t…
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Having said that, I want to first go to a thread that I wrote, let's see, on June the 3rd. And I'm just going to read a little bit of it because it applies to what we're doing right now. Interestingly enough, it was written by Larry Flint. …
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who was a staunch conservative, created the Public Disorders Intelligence Division, P.D.I.D. of the Los Angeles Police Department. Five years earlier, Davis had formed Criminal Conspiracy Section, which was the California's top political in…
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Martin and White were actually CIA agents E. Howard Hunt and James McCourt. Now, why is that important? Because those are the two people that were involved in the coup of Richard Nixon. Before 1972's Republican National Convention was switc…
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Committee on Presidential Campaign Activities, Watergate and related activities refused to expose the connections between Watergate and the LAPD. Refused. They were aware and suppressed what had been festering for many years. The Los Angele…
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The files ordered to be destroyed were never removed from the LAPD intelligence area, even though they were ordered to be destructed. January 4th, 1983, representing 131 clients, the ACLU filed a lawsuit against LAPD and continued its effor…
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These fit all of the same descriptions as a matter of fact. So all of those first ones are all union related and keep going through them. And you're going to find a whole bunch of very similar organizations. There's going to be, and now, so…
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McDonnell justified his Western Gold's involvement in the LAPD intelligence files as necessary to ensure future Olympic Games security. So, you know, it's like why we have the Patriot Act, because we had 9-11. Evidence emerged that Western …
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I brought his picture up, too, so the audience could see who he was to Colonel. OK. And in September 15th, which is two weeks after he died, Linda Guell, G-U-E-L-L, the new Western Goals chairmans, stated that she would not testify before t…
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He wrote a book called Collaborate or Perish. Despite recent criticisms of the NYPD for unauthorized coordination with the CIA, Bratton says that communication can be an important strategy in dealing with information intelligence as it rela…
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In the way of background, if you go through the actual Robert F. Kennedy senior assassination and its ties to the LAPD, you're going to find a lot of very interesting people. We already mentioned the two Watergate CIA agents, E. Howard Hunt…
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There's logistics that come into play. Now this shows that there's orchestration and funding to what you're witnessing. And again, when you understand that the LA, which is why I went in the order that I did, when you understand that the LA…
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is that all of this was known to the Los Angeles Police Department. So that most recent clip where they said that Karen Bass took control of the LAPD, which is unheard of. Did you read that? I didn't. I didn't see that one. No. Yeah, there'…
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Policing because this article is from three years ago. The Guardian dot com LAPD ended predictive. And listen, it's the article doesn't mean it's true. LAPD ended predictive policing programs amid public outcry. A new effort shares many of …
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That's the point I want to make everybody aware of. The LAPD today knows who brought those bricks. They know that guy that you just put up on the screen. They knew immediately when he drove in with those masks, they knew who he was. They ha…
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And they are using Palantir. And they collaborate. The CIA has done so many joint training sessions with LAPD. You find in the one article, there's a connection between the people that were involved in the RFK Jr. assassination and basicall…
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working on as the chairman of Western Goals. Western Goals was a CIA cutout for intelligence gathering and implicated, obviously associated with the LAPD, the New York Police Department, basically the major cities gathering intelligence int…
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Because they destroyed most of the evidence in the LAPD, which, by the way, as we've already documented, was completely infiltrated with CIA. Did I go away? No, no, we can hear you. You froze for a second, but we can definitely still hear y…
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has had issues such as in 1984, the American Civil Liberties Union was in the process of suing the Los Angeles Police Department Intelligence Division, which had maintained files on enemies of the state. That's actually what they called the…
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When the ACLU discovered that the intelligence division of the Los Angeles Police Department had removed those files from their office, one in particular, Jay Paul, was discovered to have had a garage full of these reports, reminds you of J…
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And he died in his second plane crash. So this is three assassinations, the last in his second plane crash for the largest working class. Wait a minute. Isn't the left kind of don't they claim to be, you know, supporting the working class? …
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Okay, sorry. Can you hear me? Yes, go ahead. Yeah, I just wanted to point out, he was involved in the policing for Richmond, Indiana, where Jim Jones is from. He was involved in the CIA Office of Public Safety program, which, as you probabl…
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In order to make a dent in the crack cocaine there, they were going to have to shut him down. But then Ricky Ross was a major dealer and he was affecting South Central Los Angeles. He was supplying most of the dope in the region. We were he…
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is all colluding together to make all of the Joe Biden drug penalties much stiffer. So if we arrest these guys, we're going to put them away for decades. No one's going to be able to talk to them. And we can still protect the actual distrib…
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joined forces creating a Freeway Rick Task Force. It was one of the few times in the history of L.A. law enforcement that a single man was the subject of an entire task force. Ricky Ross is a 7-4 Hoover Crip, this is a quote, whose success …
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He has developed a large organization which handles weapon sales, cocaine shipments, and business enterprises, and as a result, has used the cash to buy real estate, commercial, and residential. Now, again, Ricky Ross was not supplying the …
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the godfather, although buying friendships wasn't in his wheelhouse. According to the LAPD captain, he'd become quite a heavyweight. He's sort of a local hero, the same way drug cartel leaders are. He employs people. He spends lots of money…
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The Sheriff's Department assigned five narcotics detectives and the LAPD contributed four, all of whom were selected because of their talents and narcotics expertise. Because Major One had been sniffing around Ross since 1986, its superviso…
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Sobel and his men fired back with a search warrant for Finster's financial records, accusing him of money laundering and supporting cocaine trafficking. Finster's complaints were perfunctually investigated by the sheriff's internal affairs …
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And every single one of them was done this way. So the L.A. Sheriff's Department and the Los Angeles Police Department physically beat all of these people up and destroyed every place they went. You can judge whether that's right or wrong, …
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And I wasn't necessarily going to leave it. In other words, despite the fact that the LAPD, L.A. Sheriff's Department, FBI, DEA, CIA, DIA, and IRS was now fully aware of Blanton's cocaine reign, the only thing that changed was the man at th…
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that had no such restrictions. And remember, this goes back to the CIA working with the LAPD, and they had collected boxes and boxes of files on people that the LAPD and the CIA inside America had surveilled. And there was a court case by t…
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The infamous McCarthy era character, who would later serve as a mentor to Donald Trump, was on the Western Goals board and was Larry McDonald's first cousin. Oh, as was, sorry, Larry McDonald's first cousin, General George Patton III. We co…
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Their tentacles are in the DEA. Their tentacles are in the DOJ, in the State Department. They are literally everywhere. They're in local police departments. We found them all over LAPD and even the county sheriff out there. They're literall…
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The CIA's relationship with the cops is strongest in Chicago and Los Angeles. Surprise, surprise. So it's just like that understanding of Los Angeles unique relationship with CIA is really important to remember. Well, it's not a coincidence…
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a .38 caliber pistol, and $3,700 in cash. He and Andreas were thrown into the back of a patrol car and taken to jail. In Spanish, Adrian cursed their predicament, unaware that everything that they were saying was being taped in the police c…
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Andrea said, it's nothing. It's just a half an ounce, almost nothing. They can't do nothing. I don't know if they found the house. I don't believe they did. Court records show that police later searched a house in Northridge they thought be…
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During the preliminary hearing, one of the arresting officers was asked about the search he conducted at Torres' house and his Mercedes Benz. Did you find any contraband in the Mercedes, Torres' attorney asked. No contraband. Just some prop…
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The other attorney says, I move to strike that answer. The judge says, just a minute. What is it now that you want to strike? I ask him, did he find any contraband? The answer was no. Then he went on to say something about United States cus…
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Did the police find in Torres' car? No one knows because the police destroyed everything that they got from the car. The charges against Torres was quickly disposed of. Four months later, he pleaded guilty to a lesser charge of cocaine poss…
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In an interview with police, they explained that Danilo Blanton's wife told him about an affair with one of the brothers in a fit of anger. Blanton became enraged and hired a former military officer in the Nicaraguan army to kill him. The b…
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just how much cocaine the Torres brothers were selling to Ross. But he estimated that their volume rose to a level comparable to his own. He saw them getting rich. If I sell to Torres, basically he was jealous of the Torres brothers. The To…
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And no one except the neighborhood newspapers had written a single word about it. A headline, South Central Cocaine Cells Explode into $25 Rocks, was his title of his article. Police say hundreds, perhaps thousands, of young men, most of th…
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but it was enough to prompt an embarrassed LAPD to launch raids on several dozen rock houses shortly afterwards, with tragic results. On December 13th, a diversionary explosion, the cops set off during a raid on West 60th Street. Rock house…
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Then the sociologist said the U.S. General Accounting Office in a 1989 report echoed the conclusion, quote, in the early 1980s, the gangs began selling crack cocaine without within a matter of years. The lucrative crack market changed black…
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So Ricky says, I started buying houses and Ollie started buying guns. He said his fellow dealers bought more than 100 guns from Blanton. He sold so many to other dealers and friends that in 1987, the L.A. police would list weapon sales as a…
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Blanton denies selling Ross that many guns, but he admits selling him several. Blanton described his weapon sales as nothing more than a convenience for Ross and assisted him in that he insisted he was not an arms dealer. He just said that …
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Go ahead. Hi, Colonel. I just want to pick up, given that we're kind of dealing with the Los Angeles Police Department as it relates to Ricky Ross. What department? LAPD. As it relates to Ricky Ross. Well, I think it's kind of important to …
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you know, relationship between CIA and LAPD, you know, because especially in this new book, which I really, really, really strongly urge everybody read, it's called Martyrs to the Unspeakable, the Assassinations of JFK, Malcolm Martin and R…
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namely NYPD and LAPD, he goes into the longer relationships with CIA and those departments, right? And in terms of how they affected, you know, because we know that CIA basically ran the special unit senator created by LAPD police chief Tom…
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eight months before Redden became news anchor KTLA. That's all CIA interconnectedness between media, police department and CIA and the CIA assassination of RFK itself. And he elucidates how, you know, the CIA had this longer term relationsh…
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You know, that was in South America. But it was not simply Manny Pena and Hank Hernandez, you know, who were literally using CIA interrogation techniques on the key witnesses in the RFK assassination. But they had a lot of other people in L…
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New York, where the NYPD's Bureau of Special Investigations or what they call the BOSI unit, which probably they've changed the names. But, you know, the point is that there are these long term intelligence connections to these police depar…
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in these departments. 100%. Because there's no way that he did what he did under an actual radar. If I remember correctly, it was Ted Gunnarsson, essentially. I think he said that Daryl Gates, who was the LAPD chief up until 92, in the late…
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Nor would I. Yeah. I mean, I wonder how much, you know, Michael Rupert, I think who was also LAPD narcotics and later got involved with September 11th. I just remember he was really pissed off about all the corruption about like how, you kn…
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congressional woman, and that was her district. And, I mean, they excoriated. I can't remember the guy's name. I think he was the head of the CIA. It wasn't like the tenant, but it was the guy before him, I think. Yeah. It was. Was it Colby…
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It's going to be all the hype until the government's implicated. Then we're not going to hear about it. In October 1986, about a week after the Iran-Contra scandal began, the LA Times carried a story inside the paper about the LAPD quietly …
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He was told to come out with his hands in front of him and to get down on his knees. And when he did, they handcuffed me. Then all of a sudden the dog went crazy. He started biting me. He was biting my legs. He was biting me in the butt. He…
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He'd been told. Yet now they wanted to know if he would be a U.S. government witness against the police. A drug dealer helping to put NARTS in jail. If that doesn't beat all, he thought. Now, again, this is the feds wanting a consent decree…
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This may be a terrible thing to say, said L.A. County Sheriff Sherman Block, but as we got into things, it became obvious that the stories being told by the crooks were more credible than the stories being told by the officers. In the fall …
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into the major's territory, posing as a courier for a money launderer. The majors were tipped off that he was carrying a load of cash, which could be found in his room at the Warner Center Marriott. The FBI had reserved three adjoining room…
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They really gave away the farm, one of the jurors said. The LAPD detective, who was the architect of the Freeway Ricky Task Force, Ross's nemesis, Steve Pollack, was one of those acquitted. He was later re-indicted on civil rights and incom…
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that reminded me of, you know, when you're talking about the Operation Mockingbird-like interrogation techniques, it very strongly reminded me once again of, you know, LAPD's little helpers there on the RFK investigation, you know, the lite…
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In 1960, a guy by the name of Maurice Calfee, C-A-L-F-E-E, a retired officer from the LAPD, was immediately set straight about the limits of his duty. He was told to stay away from the military police. The CIA was working with them directly…
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And he is going to get replaced with Dan Meterone. So the. All right. Let me bring her back up. OK. Siennes had been a former cop in L.A. And we know all about the CIA's agreement with the L.A. Police Department. So at the time, John Horton…
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Under the pressure from Kennedy's administration, Engel borrowed four Spanish-speaking officers from the LAPD that had been trained by the CIA and sent them to Caracas to give intensive classes in police work. Had the mission been exposed, …
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The Academy also showed more conventional training, like a 12-minute film called The Police Baton that was created by the LAPD, one called The Third Challenge made by the Department of Defense, the use of tear gas, which was basically creat…
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The Pinkertons were hired. Remember the story about the Sears and Roebuck guy in Chicago that had an entire fleet of women that cut out articles and pasted them in folders? We found the Los Angeles Police Department in a lawsuit, was caught…
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Cesar lied to police claiming that he disposed of the gun months before the assassination. Kennedy Jr. concluded police had never seriously investigated Cesar's role in my father's killing, adding that the LAPD unit which investigated his d…
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but one bullet was also lost in the ceiling space, which they find. The crime scene photos show investigators pointing to bullet holes in door frames and a ceiling panel. There were bullets in these door jams, so we're already over eight. I…
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LAPD criminologist Dwayne Wolfer said it's unbelievable how many holes were in the kitchen ceiling. Because, of course, Sirhan got tackled and continued shooting. So, of course, there would be bullets in the ceiling. This shows the bullets …
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Analysis of the tape found that it showed the gunshots to be coming from two separate directions. And we know that's possible. We've been watching it in the assassination attempt with Trump. L.A. County Coroner Thomas Noguchi's report, whic…
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There's the polka dot address. It's not the polka dot address, but it's what everybody was describing as looking like it. An elderly couple named Bernstein witnessed this exchange and told LAPD Sergeant Paul Siraga, who put out an all point…
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Detective Inspector John Powers ordered a cancellation of the description of the two suspects, saying that we don't want to make a federal case out of it. We've got the suspect in custody. Shut it down. These comments suggest a police cover…
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wrote that the LAPD, quote, constructed the criminal equivalent of a Ponemkin village, Soviet model village that masked underlying brutality of the Soviet system, a Hollywood style set whose facade concealed the truth that evidence was over…
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JFK's assassination, after which LA law enforcement blocked the whole story saga away, locked it, sorry, hiding their misdeeds and incompetence. It was not incompetence. These people had been trained. We've already discovered this. They had…
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The crime scene area was never properly roped off. Hotel employees were allowed to mop up the blood from the kitchen floor right after it happened, and the LAPD burned more than 2,400 photographs of the crime scene and investigation in a me…
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To investigate the killing, the special unit senator was headed by 22-year LAPD veteran Lieutenant Manuel Pina, who reportedly killed 11 people in the line of duty more than any other officer in the history of the department. In November 19…
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USAID Office of Public Safety in South America under CIA agent Byron Ingalls? Yes, folks. Yes, he is another Mitterrand. He is another Mitterrand. Manuel Pina is another Dan Mitterrand.…
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Pinas elected another CIA compatriot, Sergeant Enrique Hank Hernandez, another CIA compatriot, a polygraph specialist who was subsequently promoted to lieutenant in recognition for a job well done in covering up the assassination of RFK. He…
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a training operation for Latin American countries and received a medal from the Venezuelan government for his efforts in helping prevent Fidel Castro's exportation of Cuban revolution onto his soil. Yeah, that's not what he was doing, but h…
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polka dot dress, though the tape was made blank and witnesses who had seen her, most notably Sandra Serrano, were intimidated, coerced, and smeared. When Paul Serraga, the LAPD officer who put in the all points bulletin prepared a report, t…
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It questioned his competency and character and had him suspended with his findings never seeing the light of day. Character assassination if they can't actually assassinate you. Documents assembled by New Orleans DA Jim Garrison that pointe…
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The LAPD took no action additionally when Roy Donald Murray, a prosperous cotton rancher in the North California town of Earl and Mart, who hated Kennedy and Cesar Chavez, was overheard by a local police officer in May of 1968, boasting abo…
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Key witnesses were never asked to testify, ballistics tests were never ordered, and discrepancies in the LAPD story and shoddy investigation went unchallenged by the defense team. Remarkably, Coroner Nokochi's report, which detailed the exi…
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The secret team appears to have been part of a highly sophisticated intelligence operation that required a large support team and compliance with the LAPD, the Sheriff's Department, the DA, the state government, the media, and the FBI, and …
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to certain cues and adopting the behavior of firing a gun at a firing range. While in the state, Sirhan showed a loss of executive control and complete amnesia. After the examination, LAPD officers had noticed in Sirhan an eerie calm, as if…
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they turned to Mayhew. His company, Robert Mayhew Associates, which I've written extensively about, the Inspiration Behind Mission Impossible television series, fronted the CIA activities and provided a cover for CIA operatives. Mayhew furt…
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The official response to Lowenstein's queries by the LAPD was one of stonewalling. He realized that a propaganda campaign was being fabricated to deliver information that was the exact opposite of the facts. In March of 1980, Lowenstein was…
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And these, you know, of course, LAPD, I mean, is directly running the RFK investigation with two literal CIA agents, Manny Pena and Hank Hernandez, who had both worked for CIA Office of Public Safety. You know, to me, it's just if we had a …
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Wait a second, you know, in LAPD CIA, and it's really hyphenated in that relationship where, you know, CIA had built basically a wing into LAPD. Yes, they did. And also NYPD, which they used in the Malcolm X assassination with a bossy unit …
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Hey, Colonel, just to back you up, Michael Rupert, who's written books on September 11th, and he wrote From the Wilderness. I mean, he got started because he worked for the LAPD, and he quit because he kept getting to the higher levels, and…