The Suicided - People who died exposing the truth

John Lennon

~ Jim Purcey.

~ Thank you for this thread, OP. It will be impossible to name them all, for they are SOOOOOOOOOOOO many. If not for the Grace of each day, each and every one of us could be on this list, just for entertaining the POSSIBILITY of another reality beyond that of the convential consensus concerning ANY facet of our collective existence.

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Chris death was kept so quiet, yeah.... good one.

Marilyn Monroe (lover to Jack & Bobby Kennedy)

Dorothy Kilgallen (Only reporter to have interviewed Jack Ruby (Lee Harvey Oswald's killer) before he died.)

FROM: [link to en.wikipedia.org]

In the evening of 29 September 1913, Diesel boarded the post office steamer Dresden in Antwerp on his way to a meeting of the Consolidated Diesel Manufacturing company in London. He took dinner on board the ship and then retired to his cabin at about 10 p.m., leaving word for him to be called the next morning at 6:15 a.m.. He was never seen alive again. Ten days later, the crew of the Dutch boat Coertsen came upon the corpse of a man floating in the sea. The body was in such an advanced state of decomposition that they did not bring it aboard. Instead, the crew retrieved personal items (pill case, wallet, pocket knife, eyeglass case) from the clothing of the dead man, and returned the body to the sea. On 13 October these items were identified by Rudolf's son, Eugen Diesel, as belonging to his father.

There are various theories to explain Diesel's death. Grosser (1978)[3] presents a credible case for suicide. There are conspiracy theories that suggest that various people's business interests may have provided motives for homicide. Evidence is limited for all explanations.[4]

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Re: Dorothy Kilgallen

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In another of her stories, Kilgallen claimed that Marina Oswald knew a great deal about the assassination of John F. Kennedy. If she told the "whole story of her life with President Kennedy's alleged assassin, it would split open the front pages of newspapers all over the world."

Kilgallen's reporting brought her into contact with Mark Lane who had himself received an amazing story from the journalist Thayer Waldo. He had discovered that Jack Ruby, J. D. Tippet and Bernard Weismann had a meeting at the Carousel Club eight days before the assassination. Waldo, who worked for the Fort Worth Star-Telegram, was too scared to publish the story. He had other information about the assassination. However, he believed that if he told Lane or Kilgallen he would be killed. Kilgallen's article on the Tippit, Ruby and Weissman meeting appeared on the front page of the Journal American. Later she was to reveal that the Warren Commission were also tipped off about this gathering. However, their informant added that there was a fourth man at the meeting, an important figure in the Texas oil industry.

Kilgallen published several articles about how important witnesses had been threatened by the Dallas Police or the FBI. On 25th September, 1964, Kilgallen published an interview with Acquilla Clemons, one of the witnesses to the shooting of J. D. Tippet. In the interview Clemons told Kilgallen that she saw two men running from the scene, neither of whom fitted Oswald's description. Clemons added: "I'm not supposed to be talking to anybody, might get killed on the way to work."

Kilgallen was keen to interview Jack Ruby. She went to see Ruby's lawyer Joe Tonahill and claimed she had a message for his client from a mutual friend. It was only after this message was delivered that Ruby agreed to be interviewed by Kilgallen. Tonahill remembers that the mutual friend was from San Francisco and that he was involved in the music industry. Kennedy researcher, Greg Parker, has suggested that the man was Mike Shore, co-founder of Reprise Records.

The interview with Ruby lasted eight minutes. No one else was there. Even the guards agreed to wait outside. Officially, Kilgallen never told anyone about what Ruby said to her during this interview. Nor did she publish any information she obtained from the interview. There is a reason for this. Kilgallen was in financial difficulties in 1964. This was partly due to some poor business decisions made by her husband, Richard Kollmar. The couple had also lost the lucrative contract for their radio show Breakfast with Dorothy and Dick. Kilgallen also was facing an expensive libel case concerning an article she wrote about Elaine Shepard. Her financial situation was so bad she fully expected to lose her beloved house in New York City.

Kilgallen was a staff member of Journal American. Any article about the Jack Ruby interview in her newspaper would not have helped her serious financial situation. Therefore she decided to include what she knew about the assassination of John F. Kennedy in Murder One. She fully expected that this book would earn her a fortune. This is why she refused to tell anyone, including Mark Lane, about what Ruby told her in the interview arranged by Tonahill. In October, 1965, told Lane that she had a new important informant in New Orleans.

Kilgallen began to tell friends that she was close to discovering who assassinated Kennedy. According to David Welsh of Ramparts Magazine Kilgallen "vowed she would 'crack this case.' And another New York show biz friend said Dorothy told him in the last days of her life: "In five more days I'm going to bust this case wide open." Aware of what had happened to Bill Hunter and Jim Koethe, Kilgallen handed a draft copy of her chapter on the assassination to her friend, Florence Smith.

On 8th November, 1965, Kilgallen, was found dead in her New York apartment. She was fully dressed and sitting upright in her bed. The police reported that she had died from taking a cocktail of alcohol and barbiturates. The notes for the chapter she was writing on the case had disappeared. Her friend, Florence Smith, died two days later. The copy of Kilgallen's article were never found.

Some of her friends believed Kilgallen had been murdered. Marc Sinclaire was Kilgallen's personal hairdresser. He often woke Kilgallen in the morning. Kilgallen was usually out to the early hours of the morning and like her husband always slept late. When he found her body he immediately concluded she had been murdered.

(1) Kilgallen was not sleeping in her normal bedroom. Instead she was in the master bedroom, a room she had not occupied for several years.

(2) Kilgallen was wearing false eyelashes. According to Sinclaire she always took her eyelashes off before she went to bed.

(3) She was found sitting up with the book, The Honey Badger, by Robert Ruark, on her lap. Sinclaire claims that she had finished reading the book several weeks earlier (she had discussed the book with Sinclaire at the time).

(4) Kilgallen had poor eyesight and could only read with the aid of glasses. Her glasses were not found in the bedroom where she died.

(5) Kilgallen was found wearing a bolero-type blouse over a nightgown. Sinclaire claimed that this was the kind of thing "she would never wear to go to bed".

Mark Lane also believed that Kilgallen had been murdered. He said that "I would bet you a thousand-to-one that the CIA surrounded her (Kilgallen) as soon as she started writing those stories." The only new person who became close to Kilgallen during the last few months was her new secret lover. In her book, Kilgallen, Lee Israel calls him the "Out-of-Towner".

According to Israel she met him in Carrara in June, 1964, during a press junket for journalists working in the film industry. The trip was paid for by Twentieth Century-Fox who used it to publicize three of its films: The Sound of Music, The Agony and the Ecstasy and Those Magnificent Men in Their Flying Machines. Israel claims that the "Out-of-Towner" went up to Kilgallen and asked her if she was Clare Booth Luce. This is in itself an interesting introduction. Kilgallen and Luce did not look like each other. Luce and her husband (Henry Luce) however were to play an important role in the events surrounding the assassination. Luce owned Life Magazine and arranged to buy up the Zapruder Film . Clare Booth Luce had also funded covert operations against Fidel Castro (1961-63).

It has been suggested by John Simkin that Kilgallen suspected that "Out-of-Towner" was a CIA spy. She therefore told her friends this is what he said so that if anything happened to her, a future investigator would realize that he was a CIA agent with links to Clare Booth Luce.

thank you. had the year a bit off.

Conspiracy reserarcher/author Jim Keith? and Bill Cooper (hope it is the right name---he wrote "Behold a Pale Horse) great idea for a thread Mr F!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! sorry if these names were already up
WRT Larry Mcdonald ----wasn't he on KAL 007? (not suicideded anyway---maybe conspiracy involved)

The following should get one high on the list...



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The Grand Moff Tarkin:
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That would be...Deborah Palfrey

Abraham Lincoln

John F Kennedy

Both made forward moves to abolish the FEDERAL RESERVE!!!

Kennedy was murdered on the anniversary date of the meeting at Jekyll Island where the Bankers met and decided to create the FEDERAL RESERVE. That was a clear message to all politicians to remember the FED is above the law! (Look into "The Creature From Jekyll Island")

Wow, impressive list of responses. Thanks to everybody. I am off to bed now, but will take a crack at organizing the header post with all the entries tomorrow evening. Cheers!

Most of the people who went against the Clintons

Those 2 guys from Obama's church

ALMOST RONALD REAGAN, his shooter was a family member of some Oilmen that were associates of the "Shrubs"

Steve McQueen was the coolest hollywood actor of all time IMHO. one of the most famous actors of the 1960's and 1970's. Among his best known films were The Magnificent Seven, The Great Escape, The Cincinnati Kid, Nevada Smith, The Sand Pebbles, Never So Few, The Thomas Crown Affair, Bullitt, Junior Bonner, Papillion, Le Mans, The Towering Inferno, The Getaway, Tom Horn & The Hunter.

Due to heavy smoking and asbestos exposure McQueen was diagnosed in 1979 with lung cancer ( mesothelioma ). After he was given up for dead by conventional medicine he sought out alternative treatment in Mexico.

Part two in a bit.

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McQueen, under the care of Dr. William Donald Kelley. McQueen died Nov 7th, 1980 at age 50. The official cause of death was cardiac arrest. According to hospital reports McQueen's treatment had caused his body to encapsulate the dead tumors of his lung cancer. He felt well and wanted the ugly bulges removed. Dr Kelley said " McQueen frequently called me on my FBI-tapped telephone. In one call McQueen made to me, he stated in his famous hero voice,
' I am going to blow the lid off this Cancer Racket.'
This of course freaked out the Cancer Establishment. McQueen was then constantly watched and harassed by the FBI, CIA and the Media. During the surgery,the skin over the liver was cut open and the encapsulated dead tumor fell out. During the nighta government agent came into his room posing as a physicianon duty and injected McQueen with a 'blood clotting' medication which caused his death. Movie actor Steve McQueen had completely cured his own Cancer using our MEtabolic Program and had made plans to expose and 'blow the lid offthe cancer racket.' Before he could do this, he was murdered as only the Establishment can do. With all the fanfare and news media to destroy my program!"

I found this out just recently and would say McQueen means even more to me knowing about the cercumstances of his death. He was from Indy you know although we don't have a memorial here or anything.
Booner

D.C. Madam Deborah Jeane Palrey

Secretary of Commerce Ron Brown

General Ken Hemsel

Bill Hicks..........could be....

Jimmy Hoffa

Edward White
Virgil (Gus) Grissom
Roger Chaffee

Suicided in Apollo 1 fire

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Tupac IS NOT dead...LoL

William Cooper...

John Grisham
Malcolm X
Bob Marley
Lincoln

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her and william cooper are always at the top in my mind

Abso-fuckin-lutely! And maybe even George Carlin!

U.S. Senator John Tower.

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Mel Carnahan. Carnahan was trying to defeat (douche bag Bush crony) John Ashcroft a race for the Senate and would have become Senator if he hadn't been conveniently killed in a plane crash right before the election.