Christopher Moore person
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Christopher Moore member_of
Mundy Security Group Incorporated documented
“The quote-unquote security business that provided Blanton the weapons was Monday M-U-N-D-Y Security Group Incorporated, which Lister incorporated in Laguna Beach in 1983. Lister and an attorney named Maurice Green, as well as another attorn…”
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Christopher Moore reassigned
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“raised, and then we'll go to Ag. Go ahead, Candy. Thank you. Sorry, this is my first time, so I'm not very familiar, but Colonel, thanks for everything. I appreciate what you're doing. I'm wondering, at the end of the Trump administration, …”
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raised, and then we'll go to Ag. Go ahead, Candy. Thank you. Sorry, this is my first time, so I'm not very familiar, but Colonel, thanks for everything. I appreciate what you're doing. I'm wondering, at the end of the Trump administration, …
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fellow former reserve police officer Christopher Moore were the directors of the company. The business card found in a drug raid three years later identified Blanton as the vice president of the gun company. Moore said that Monday's securit…
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was a self-proclaimed legal genius with a severe drug and alcohol problem. So he has lots of guns, too. He had a special wall constructed behind his desk that was hollow so that he could kick through the paneling and run out of the building…
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Green was prosecuted and disbarred in 1987 for forging prescriptions to obtain narcotics. In 1992, he was sentenced to two years in prison for grand theft and practicing law without a license. Great guys. Aside from a few burglar alarm inst…
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A former CIA officer, John Vanderwerker, confirmed to the reporter that Nelson and Lister knew each other. Well, apparently when Lister was running the floor's headquarters in 1982 to 83, it was Bill Nelson with whom he was meeting. That wa…
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And that's very interesting, knowing what our satellite capability was back in the 80s, because that's the place that I worked was Space Systems Division. That was the satellite people. There was not a lot of civilians that had any satellit…
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A former Reserve Laguna police officer who met Lister in 1979 said Lister hired him as an office manager in 82, while Moore was working his way through law school. I think I was actually an officer in the company. Ron had put my name down a…
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business dealings in Central America, especially in El Salvador. Lister explained his travels there to Moore as involving gun running and helping the Contras supposedly on behalf of the U.S. government, you know, like the CIA. I remember th…
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by the name of Colonel Nicholas Carranza, head of the government's feared Treasury Police. According to one account, CIA Director Casey met personally with Carranza in the summer of 1983 and told him to knock it off or the CIA would stop pa…
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was supposedly doing security consulting for the government of El Salvador. In June of 82, Lister asked Moore to fly down and babysit a government contract for a few days while Lister returned to the U.S. to take care of some business. Moor…
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in Los Angeles. Since Moore didn't speak Spanish, the man served as his guide and interpreter. They flew down to this air base that the French were building. Kind of like NATO, Gladio shit going on. I had to take pictures of it, Moore said.…
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When he returned to El Salvador's capital, he settled into a downtown Ramada Inn. Then he and the Salvadoran consul attended a series of meetings with none other than Roberto de Ajabuzan, the guy running the show, and the death squads. That…
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now an attorney in Los Angeles. There I was, a reserve police officer who'd only been in the country for a couple of days, and I was sitting in an office downtown across the desk from the guy running the desk squads. He had a gun laying on …
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Ray Prendes, the newly elected head of the Salvadorian Assembly and powerful figure to the Christian Democrat Party. Nothing like having a Christian Democrat Party forming in a country with death squads. But they had the Christian Democrat …
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with the death squad leader, Moore said, and both appeared to have some role in the award of the security contract. Lister, in an interview with police, said that Moore was a good kid who had gone down to El Salvador to take pictures of a p…
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He left Lister's employment in 1983, soon after his boss began dealing in heavy weapons. Ron was an arms dealer and was buying semi-automatic, the ones the bad guys use, called MAC-10s. He also had semi-automatic Uzis, and he had gotten inv…
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Former office manager Chris Moore confirmed that one of Lister's friends, and I can't recall his name, was an arms maker in San Diego, talking, of course, about LaFrance. LaFrance, who makes and modifies exotic automatic weapons for militar…
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that since Blanton had denied that Lister worked for the government, there was no need to pursue that line of questioning. An internal CIA investigation in 1996 declared that Lister had no relationship with the agency, which, of course, the…