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Ted Gunderson - In the late 80s and early 90s, CIA agent, Robert Booth Nichols was also apparently associating with two monumental figures of modern American conspiracy mythology, Ted Gunderson and Bob Lazar. The conspiracy researcher Ken Thomas interviewed a man named Lars Hansen about the octopus case for Steam Shovel Press and Hansen had discovered that Nichols was in contact with Ted Gunderson at least as early as 1983. Gunderson was an FBI agent who was most notably head of the FBI's Los Angeles field office for a period in the 1970s and 80s. In fact, it appears that one of the FBI reports on Robert Booth Nichols was actually written by Ted Gunderson in his capacity as an FBI agent. After retiring from the bureau, Gunderson gained public notoriety as a freelance private investigator and conspiracy theorist, working on Dr. Jeffrey Macdonald's murder defense and the McMartin preschool case while promoting new world order and satanic cult related conspiracy theories in the media. His association with Nichols was apparently personal as well as professional for a period. Gunderson, Nichols, and Michael Rakanosudo had been inseparable like the three musketeers. Gunderson said he and Rakanosudo had met with an arms dealer about supplying weapons for the Mujahedin in the Soviet Afghan war and that Rakanosudo had loaned him $60,000 for a joint business venture which Gunderson never repaid. Spy magazine even obtained a transcript of a conversation between Gunderson Reconos and an ex-CIA operative named Alan Boyck in which Rakanosudo quote describes an occasion where Nichols wanted to deliver a message to a mobster from Chicago. He hung the man upside down on a hoist in an airplane hanger in front of a prop plane, then started the engine of the plane and revved it up so the man hanging on the hoist was sucked towards the propellers. According to Rakanosudo, by the time Bob got finished with him, he wanted to die. In the last circle, Sherry Seymour says that the mobster from this story was actually a professional hitman named Sam Marowitz, and Gunderson was the one who tracked him down for Nichols. Gunderson even testified in Rakanosudo's defense at his methamphetamine trial and supplied Nichols with an affidavit for his lawsuit against FBI agent Thomas Gates.
Bob Lazar - For the unaware, Bob Lazar claims that he was employed as a scientist at the famous Area 51 Air Force installation in Nevada when he was tasked with reverse engineering alien technology that had been recovered by the US government. The connection with Bob Lazar seems to have been discovered by a writer named Tanner F. Bole. Bole was reading through notes written in 1998 by the UFO researcher and scientist Jacqu Valet who was at that time running a technology investment fund when quote on July 21st 1998 Jacqu Valet makes note of an interesting phone call. A strange character calls me every day. Valet writes, "He claims to have resided in the US some 28 years, working at Society General in New York. He offered to invest money for our fund, placing it at surprisingly advantageous rates. But this generous proposal was, as Valet put it, attached to all kinds of red flags. Indeed, it sounded too good to be true." He assured me he was an expert in currency stabilization, exploiting schemes through which the US creates money by issuing securities below value and flipping them to leverage international intervention into currencies. He claims a few investors get into the deals at a huge profit up to 50% per year. Rightfully sensing entrapment, Valet declines, saying that his investors weren't looking to him to hedge their risks only to achieve a fair return from straightforward technology investments, which is true. But the hook didn't end there, even if Valet wasn't biting. The caller claimed further impressive contacts in Valet's other wheelhouse, Euphology. He said he was acquainted with Bob Lazar through a company run by a mutual friend named Bob Nichols. He went on to tell me that he knew a government agent in the military higher than the Navy Seals, who told him in confidence that all that stuff was real, meaning Lazar's claims about captured saucers. And in fact, there are photos of Robert Booth Nichols with Bob Lazar's close friend, the pilot and conspiracy theorist John Lear, with whom he appears to have had a long friendship dating back to at least the 1990s. John Lear, the son of the aviation magnate and namesake of the Learjet, Bill Lear, was an aviator and former CIA pilot who was deeply involved in the UFO conspiracy subculture of the 1980s and 90s, known for his associations with radio host and author Bill Cooper, Bob Lazar, and the infamous Paul Benowitz disinformation campaign.
