reeve whitson cia agent

Retweets. In January the actual mechanics of HS were barely formulated in Charlie's mind. In the case of Sharon's car, it didn't really matter because the book came out 3 years after the perps were convicted, 5 years after the crime was solved. LONG before O'Neill's book CHAOS came out, I was tracking Reeve Whitson because his name came up in the ORIGINAL Tate-Labianca trial transcripts. Someone you don't know, ostensibly on the other side of the world, appears and starts making claims about "HAPPENINGS" at "SPAHN RANCH" when some bikers hung up there at the same time a group of people that spawned a number of murderers. "Put yourself in my position. And for my legal reasons and MORE, I comment & blog a certain wayThat's kind of neither here nor there. I came to your office,Q And you were there with a man named Reeves Witson?A:Yes.Q:He is a friend of yours?A:Yes.Q:And I had a conversation with you about this man who walked up in front of the Tate residence?A:Yes, you did.Q:Did I show you some photographs?A:Yes.This is the second time:RONALD HUGHES:Were you called in by Mr. Bugliosi? The Affair ran on Showtime for 5 seasons, only recently ending in November 2019.The show follows the marriages of Cole (Joshua Jackson) and Alison Lockhart (Wilson), and Noah (Dominic West) and Helen Solloway (Maura Tierney). There was no reason to send him back.until there was.Anybody on parole would be arrested immediately and sent back to prisonClearly that is not true. You ought to get a hold of the trial testimony of his parole/probation officer, Samuel Barrett. The similarities include a close relationship with Manson, the desert ranches, Skorzeny, drugs, a probable link to a very secret CIA division, and he was a killer. There are a lot of unanswered questions here. Mon didn't Moorehouse start out as a "preacher" and when he met up with Charlie regarding Ruth Ann he was so "enamoured" by him that he willingly GAVE his same daughter to that leacherous 30-something year old ex-con, supposedly to join up with his "sex cult" in order to partake in the drugs and sex that the "cult" offered?So, in other words, he offered his own daughter as some kind of "present" to Charlie so that he could partake in the tawdry dealings of the "cult". You weren't in the Family. (For his part, in an interview with Mr.Hatami while researching this book, Hatami told me he has no memory at all of Manson coming to the front door of Cielo Drive, but that the memory was suggested to him by an investigator named Reeve Whitson, who worked for both Col.Paul Tate and the prosecutor Vince Bugliosi. I'm robust. It's all bullcrap, I may not be a believer in Helter Skelter being the motive but some of these conspiracy theories are beyond ridiculous, Reeve knew where all the bodies were buried, and who was involved. He had a reason to believe something weird was about to happen at the [Tate] house. L`L,3`v]fUn,^/ {N n^{a "2d`5`,/ f30ul#9@ o+ For example, Bugliosi states that he learned that Gregg Jacobson arranged for Dean Moorehouse to stay at 10050 Cielo in the period between Terry Melcher leaving and the Polanskis moving in. Correction of typo:[He said] it was impossible that hed move into the Cielo house in January 1969O'Neill's article can be found on the internet, or you can read about Moorehouse in O'Neill's book on pages 116-119. WG specifically remembered that. McGann was nearly certain that Whitson was in the CIA, and found him "very credible. I wonder where Moorehouse got a baby grand. And has anybody seen Bugliosi's OJ Special ("OJ Simpson: 100% Guilty")? endstream endobj startxref That guy was a waste of humanity!!! I've always been a massive skeptic- ironically I'm a huge fan of Bugliosi's Reclaiming History. Basically a long winded version of what I said, Chapman said it was there. He absolutely did not. grimtravellerThis is a bit off topic. TY, https://zodiackilleridentified.com/2021/07/. Since Reeve was a CIA agent posing as a hippie, he would have been among the hippies in the van. Grim said: But it's not true. I've never heard of this Reeve guy in my life, and I've been studying this case for years. [Irvin is talking about Reeve Whitson - Ed.] My conclusion, given the research I've done so far, is MY FRIEND"S FATHER KNEW WHITSON (if Whitson existed) and used Whitson's information to disguise himself or Whitson used my friend's father's info to add to his own. Whitson had worked in Central America during the late 50s, close to the Folger Company's offices (Ecuador?). The Hatami incident would not have taken on such magnitude for them {other than the fact that Bugliosi tried to use it to establish that Manson had seen Tate and vice versa} if Tex and Charlie had been such regular visitors while a Family accolyte actually lived there. Robertson was born in Manard, Muskogee County, Oklahoma, on August 3, 1920 [2] and attended Vanderbilt University before and after the war. He told me he was there after the murders, but before the police got there. Grim said Another, more serious, error in HS, p. 49, is that it gives the license plate of Parent's car as ZLR 694. It was a huge deal here in the Northwest. Chapters are as followed: Prologue The Crime of the Century An Aura of Danger The Golden Penetrators The Holes in Helter Skelter Amnesia at the L.A. County Sheriff's Office Who Was Reeve Whitson? It's such a huge book with such a plethora of facts and information that one can semi-overlook things that don't make a material difference to the case. He also knew Charles Manson. Lotus, Brabham, McLaren, Cooper and a few others joined, but the venture failed because Whitson . In fact, it's Bugliosi that brings out the fact that Whitson was with Hatami and his part in all the proceedings is as relevant as any flies that may have been in the office at the time. It's a strange coincidence. I'll research it and test it and weigh it up and shake it to bits ~ and I insist that people do likewise with what I say.Mon Durphy said Kay, I'd like to sit down in a bar one night and listen to some stories, he seems like a really nice guyI know what you mean about him, I kind of agree but, he definitely has had issues for almost half a century where Bugliosi is concerned Well grimtraveller,nice to see you're in top form being skeptical about me..lol.You say grim:"Well, the obvious question to me would be "why would he be talking about a race war to a complete stranger in January of 1969 ? What mystery within a mystery gnaws at you the most? But I've got my eye on you. Reeve finally returned home late that night, but never said where he was during the hours he was missing.Whitson told Frank Rosenfelt, former president and CEO of MGM, that he met Manson before the murders at Cielo Drive, and the murders could have been prevented, but no one in law enforcement would listen to him. He (O'Neill) said nothing to that effect. Melcher moved out in January '69 and the day after he moved out, Moorehouse was sent to prison for selling acid ~ he'd been found guilty on Dec 17th '68.Vera: Where'd ya learn that, Grim? I do not believe we will ever know the truth. My desire is to share info about Whitson and my friend's father to discover the alias her father was using back then. While Manson was near the porch, Sharon Tate came to the door to ask who it was, and saw Manson. And Reeves Witson, a friend of Mr. Hatami, and Mr. Hatami, appeared in my office.Q:Do you recall the date?A:NoQ:Do you recall the time of day?A:I think it was around noon if I'm not mistakenand finally:KANAREK:All right, now, did you cause Mr, Hatami's conversation with you to be recorded?BUGLIOSI:NoQ:Did you cause a stenographic reporter to come in and take down any notes concerning your conversation with Mr. Hatami? Anybody on parole would be arrested immediately and sent back to prison. When he said it, it seemed credible. He was a very dark player. According to Sanders, p. 197, Hurst delivered the bicycle between 6:30 and 7:00. According to Bobby Jameson on his blog, he and his friend Harvey Dareff were at or near the Tate house the night before the murders. On the night of the murders, he'd been there and left. That makes absolutely no sense. I had high hopes when I read that O'Neil had spent twenty years researching the Manson murders, but the book reads like a confession of failure. Chapter 11 - Mind Control; Chapter 10 - The Haight-Ashbury Free Medical Clinic; Chapter 9 - Manson's Get-Out-of-Jail-Free Card; Chapter 8 - The Lawyer Swap; Chapter 7 - Neutralizing the Left; Chapter 6 - Who Was . If I had, they probably would have run to a lot more posts than the many that certain of the threads did ! This program was headed by Gerald Shur of the DOJ. But here's the thing. Reeve lived in 1935, at address, Indiana. Whether he still worked for the CIA, who knows. Or better yet, he's like "The Flash". One of the girls actually tried his door knob. In a Rolling Stone article, Paul Krassner wrote, "I had hoped to get confirmation of the heaviest lead in my research. IF YOU REALLY BELIEVE THAT YOURE A POSER. Oh Mario I wasn't even talking about you! He mentioned him once. The Reeve Whitson character is intriguing, and I just don't know what to make of Sharon Tate's father. This is a bit off topic. From RFK Jr's instagram post on Wednesday's death of Thane Eugene Cesar, prime suspect in his dad's 1968 murder:The LAPD unit (SUS) that investigated my dads assassination was run by active CIA operatives. Multiple people told O'Neill that Whitson was an intelligence agent infiltrating Manson's group as well as the entire Laurel Canyon milieu. I'd be willing to buy it if you ever put just a amateurish copy of it together, at 1200 pgs it sounds like you've got alot of content in it, what would make it EXTRA special is if it was indexed, so often I've found myself looking for info on a specific person, date, place, incident, quote, etc and then having to Wade through a million google entries that go nowhere and in the case of some of the minutia of the case not being able to find anything at all on it, Also by "amateurish" I don't mean the content of it but the presentation, I'm not looking for anything put together by a professional publishing company or anything. "Speaking of Linkletter, Whitson introduced them to the more famous father:A Strange and Wild Place, by Sandra Macpherson c.2004pg211"Alistair and his wife had come across Reeve while they were in America, and were introduced to well-respected and known individuals, who were also caught up in Reeve's vision. There are a number of people mentioned, for example in that first Tate police report, many of whom were involved in the investigation whom we never hear of again. Of the 9 people you mention, one of them says Whitson was there. William Weston said Hatami also told ONeill that he first heard about the murders from Reeve. Her Aunt says my friend knew several foreign languages and had a photographic memory back then. The documentary itself raises more questions than it answers and can't shed a positive light on the investigation, which was one of its goals. Newly unearthed audio of Manson admitting he was part of a special "Federal Protection Program" when he was released from Terminal Island in March 1967 proves Tom O'Neill's contention there was a hands off policy towards Manson prior to the TLB killings. Melcher told me he had no memory of it. I'm currently reading it and it is fantastic, notwithstanding the spelling and punctuation errors and wrong dates here and there. One learns again that the jury were not sunshine supermen but flawed characters, just like us. Hopefully I can get on in the next couple of days. Are YOU REAL. But a lot of people only see what they want to see and if they don't want to see the truth because they don't like it then they won't see it. Mario George Nitrini 111 saidPlease check-out the comments from this blog-post "leave-something-witchy" pertaining to comments by myself, Bobby, & Ms Katie regarding "The Construction Site"I did read that at the time. O'Neill said he got his copy of the book from another journalist. "Hatami told me he has no memory at all of Manson coming to the front door of Cielo Drive, but that the memory was suggested to him by an investigator named Reeve Whitson, who worked for both Col. Paul Tate and the prosecutor Vince Bugliosi." The only reference to a Reeve Whitson online is to a CIA operative active in central America in the '80s. A lot of people who were involved in this event are dead now, some won't talk and others have spoken of what they know. Well we don't really know Whitson's story at the source. C'mon Grim, you know betterThe big reveal was that Danny DeCarlo "ratted out" the Manson crew which was against the biker code.But that has been public knowledge since September 1970.And no, I don't know better. According to Statman's book (I think that's where I read it), Doris told Sharon to get rid of that flag because if Paul Tate saw it he'd hit the roof. I certainly wouldn't play the game of being a tease but if I did, I wouldn't be irritated if people didn't take what I said with any great seriousness. And even then I might not look at it for 5 years. TJ ? Extensive research and a slew of FOIA requests did not produce a smoking gun or much beyond the shadowy, ill-explained presence around these events of Reeve Whitson, an alleged "intelligence operative." O'Neill also examines the CIA program MKULTRA, which may have gotten him closer to his goalbut not much. Virtually all of the info I've dug up about Whitson parallels what my friend remembers with the exception of Whitson's family ties. I can honestly say, I'm very glad I never found out.And as Manson being a musician & singer? And this has been going on since the start of 2017. Or was he himself a willing pawn in a greater scheme he wasn't aware of?The CIA are not nice guys. So you're right.What's very interesting to me is why was Charlie, a career criminal ON PAROLE, repeatedly released when arrested with drugs, prostituting young girls, possession of stolen property, speeding and leaving the stateCan you give details of one occasion where he was arrested in actual possession of drugs, actually prostituting young girls, actually in possession of stolen stuff and speeding ? I won't accept something just because someone says it. A:Yes, I dictated a conversation and under the disclosure order I gave you a copy of my conversation with HatamiQ:I am taliking about when you were vis-a-visA:No, there was no one else there, just Reeves Witson, myself and Mr. Hatami, no other reporter thereQ:Like the court reporter here? I hate him too. You give a certain impression that actually is not so. It was a probably Whitson tracking Abigail.

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