Troop 107

Between 1944 and 2016 at least 7,800 suspected 12,254 boys in the boy scouts and experts say that these numbers are a gross underestimation just think about that there's over 12,200 boy scouts that were and those are the reported I can't even begin to imagine how many children were actually victimized by people. Well, a part of the Boy Scout program. I mean, I'd probably put the real number at like 50 to 100,000. Probably even more than that. Honestly, so many reports, especially back then, you know, 1944. Like, no one's reporting or even listening to children who are reporting those things seriously. Either way, it's an astounding number of innocent boys who have been s***. at the hands of their boy scout leaders, adults they were supposed to trust and who they admired. In recent years, a secret case file called the Perversion Files was revealed to the public, which was a huge collection of documents containing reports and evidence of men who were removed from the boy scouts over the past 60 years for being We'll come back to the perversion files in a bit to discuss them more in detail. But the a***** was identified in the documents lived all over the country. The highest number of cases, though, were discovered to have happened in a specific area of New Orleans, Louisiana. Upon further investigation, an inner a***** that was ran by the leaders of the Boy Scouts in that area was discovered and the details are not only gut-wrenching but also horrific and infuriating. And this brings us to Troop 137. In 1974, Louis Seale, Raymond Woodall, Richard Stanley Halverson, and Harry Kramer founded the Boy Scout Unit Troop 137 in eastern New Orleans, Louisiana. What looked like a normal troop within Boy Scouts on the outside held disturbing details behind closed doors. The ill intentions for starting troop 137 were later revealed this group of men essentially founded troop 137 to provide themselves and others with small boys to after just a small amount of time troop 137 turned into something more horrific than anyone could imagine the group would specifically recruit poor lower class children from broken homes to join troop 137 which is common for since they find these children to be easy targets. This tactic was also consistent with other scouts from all over the country. They bought their affection and trust with gifts like bicycles, uniforms, and other items. They invited the young boys over for sleepovers and pool parties, which apparently was another nationwide trend among the Boy Scouts perpetrators. Pool parties. Who would have thought? Mason Spong, a New Orleans Police Department detective in the 1970s, received a call one day while he was working from a store employee. The employee had been developing some film and accidentally came across some photos of the leaders of Boy Scout Troop 137 having s*** with minors. Young. Young boys. After Spong and his colleagues were handed the pictures, they learned that the men in them had formed part of a referral service, if you will, that sent boys around the country for other s***. to a b****. This ring had members in several states and even in England. Troop 137 was declared by authorities to be the nucleus of a nationwide b**** and b**** ring with boys recruited into the troop being sent to other states for the b****. That's a direct quote. What a better way to get away with the b**** ring than start your own Boy Scouts troop where you would be surrounded by young boys who looked up to you and were told to listen to you as the leader. In one news article from that time, Detective Spong stated that, quote, End quote. Now Spong was eventually able to get Cial to corroborate the statements of several, mostly underprivileged troop members between the ages of 11 to 15, who told police investigators that their scoutmasters had ***** and *****. to them two of the leaders of troop 137 later pled guilty in exchange for reduced prison sentences of seven and thirty years raymond tom woodall and harry kramer the other two involved with troop 137 were sentenced to 75 and 45 years in prison this means that three out of those four people if they're still alive are still out there somewhere in society living freely living their lives to the max god knows what they're doing why does this happen so goddamn often But this brings us to one of the big questions. Were all the facts of Troop 137 fully investigated? And were all of the perpetrators actually brought to justice? You can bet, since we're talking about this scandal on the show today, that the answer to that question is definitely not. We're going to talk about the perpetrators who were prosecuted, the survivors, and the conspiracies behind the handful of others who were involved, and they were known to be involved, but they unfortunately got away without any legal repercussions. The Perversion Files. Like I briefly stated earlier, the Perversion Files, also known as the P-Files to the Boy Scouts, were a huge collection of documents containing reports and evidence of men who were removed from the Boy Scouts over the past 60 years for being child s***. It was a system designed to quietly keep track of suspected ****** within the Boy Scouts. All of these files were compiled in a database and eventually provided to the Los Angeles Times in 2012. What those reporters saw was disturbing, to say the least. There were endless thousands of accounts of ******, allegations against young Boy Scout members, charges that included ******, and forcing young boys to perform ******. on the Scoutmasters and the other adult volunteers. And as it turns out, many of those perpetrators who were known to the Boy Scouts to be were still allowed to continue scouting at other troops. The Boy Scouts National Chapter didn't keep tabs on these They wrote their names down, put them in a file, and they never checked up on them again. It was like acting like you're doing your due diligence, but you're not really doing anything. They weren't investigating these things. They weren't actually reporting them. They weren't keeping track of these people. And lo and behold, a number of these... After being caught one time, they got out, moved, and then started scouting with another troop, another fresh batch of victims for them to take out into the woods and do God knows what with. The names that were disclosed in the perversion files were reportedly expelled from the Boy Scouts for homosexuality suspicions, not s***. Apparently in the 1970s and early 1980s, a lot of people saw stories about s*** against minor boys and were more concerned with the fact that they were doing homosexual acts rather than acts of s***. It's disturbing and weird that this was such a common thing. Gender doesn't matter when it comes to s**t. It's still a p**t. No matter of the gender, sexual identity, age, race, a p**t is and always will be nothing but a scummy p**t. In a newspaper article from 1982 about a Boy Scout scandal, it said that nine men had been convicted in connection with homosexual activities involving a Boy Scout troop in eastern New Orleans in 1976. That was a direct quote. Don't you mean activities though? I mean, that's what they were. It wasn't homosexual activities against children. These were... It's crazy to see this terminology change over the years. I mean, it's incredibly dangerous to use that term instead of what it actually is, which gave people at the time, obviously, an excuse to go after completely innocent gay men. But within those files were thousands of reports of s**t. all throughout the country, not just in Troop 137 in Louisiana. These reports date all the way back to 1919. So why did it take so long for these people to be exposed? Well, it wasn't until two years after the national lawsuit against the Boy Scouts took place in 2010 that the files were released for public viewing. As it turns out, there were thousands of... that had been on the Boy Scouts radar for nearly a century. And that entire time, the public wasn't able to look into it or even know that it was going on in the first place. These files were hidden away from parents and the Boy Scouts were knowingly at times allowing that they kept files on to lead groups of children and get that access to young boys that these craved. And they weren't informing, you know, parents, oh, this guy's a convicted... They weren't doing any of that. They were putting these children on a silver platter and practically handing them to the . But that's not all. The investigation into the files also showed that the scouts at times failed to report that to authorities. And many times they covered up these allegations to protect the organization's reputation and image. In New Orleans, where Troop 137 was located, the Files suggested that they reacted to criminal charges already filed against Scoutmasters and volunteers and looked to minimize media coverage of the events. I'm assuming they did this in an attempt to take eyes off the scouting organization so they could continue doing what they were doing, covering up crimes of... In many of the incidents scribed in the files, no criminal charges were ever filed, meaning that the allegations were never actually heard in court. Additionally, only a few of the men from the New Orleans area and Troop 137 were listed by name. Why? Who are these other two mysterious b****es and why were their names being protected? Well, you're going to say why. Now, earlier we mentioned that those rounds of film were turned into the police that contained b****. images that were discovered by the store employees in 1976. And this brings us to Harry Kramer. Harry Kramer was the assistant scoutmaster of Troop 137 at the time. And Kramer, along with three other scoutmasters, was identified as being in those films pictured on camera. those young boys. Those pictures obviously leading to their arrests. The other three men that were identified in the film were Richard Halverson, Raymond Woodall, and Robert Lang. After the film discovery, Richard Halverson, the scoutmaster of Troop 137, had his home raided, and that's where everything began. During their search, investigators found two foster children, boys, living with him, aged 9 and 11. They also found an 18-year-old named Lloyd Schweigman, who was then arrested for possession of the drug tuinol and contributing to the delinquency of a minor. Now, aside from child b****, the police officers also seized index cards listing the names and addresses of young boys from other states, as well as printed forms detailing the sexual preferences and personality types of all of these b****. Detectives stated that the materials had been used to facilitate the interstate s***ing of boys through mailing lists and advertisements placed in b****. adult magazines. They also found correspondence Richard Halverson had with other all across the United States. This whole thing was starting to take shape. Then there was Raymond T. Woodall, another scout leader of Troop 137 who was discovered in the raid. They found out that Raymond had been in the process of applying for federal and state funding to establish a number of group homes for boys in New Orleans. The investigation also revealed the history between Woodall and Halverson. They had personally worked together at a private school for children in Florida called the Adelphi Academies. owned by a wealthy man named Peter Bradford. Woodall and Halverson had moved to New Orleans together in the early 1970s and became juvenile probation officers, positions which they used to access and reactivate case files on juvenile offenders. They would then use this to leverage offers to the juvenile's family of sponsored scholarships to the Adelphi Academy in Florida. So they were using their positions of power to almost perpetuate pretty much threaten these families into sending their children on this sponsored scholarship to Florida. And at least six boys from New Orleans were to Florida to this Adelphi Academy because of this practice where they were then used for on camera to produce. It's truly insane the lengths that these people would go to to obtain these young victims in order to use them in their... They reopened old juvenile cases combed through police reports just to have access to these boys and then they would bribe their families with this great opportunity to attend a private academy school to help them. Completely free of charge. If you haven't picked up on it yet, Adelphi Academies was not being used as just an academy. It's disgusting and so, so heartbreaking for all these young boys. The Adelphi Academies was more like the p****** school for proper p******. There's also Louis Seale. Now, we mentioned Louis earlier since he was one of the founders of Troop 137. After the Raiden investigation, he was promised consideration of his sentencing to testify against the other Troop 137 members during trial, which he did. A lot. In fact, Louis Seale testified in detail about years worth of s**t. against children within the Boy Scouts, with victims as young as 8 years old. Lewis later pled guilty to two crimes against nature, and received a reduced sentence of only 7 years. I don't know if *** or *** weren't existing or common charges at this time, but most of these guys were charged with aggravated crimes against nature, which is considered a ***. act that is deemed unnatural or contrary to the order of nature. Seven years in prison for a hardcore like that. Seven years. Gotta love the American justice system. There's also Richard Windman. Now, Detective Spong, who we talked about earlier, he was the one who initially got that call about the photographs being discovered. He said some of the most crucial testimony in this case came from Richard Windman, and he remains disturbed from the details of his... to this day. Richard Winman appeared on the Netflix documentary Scout's Honor to publicly tell his story about the years of abuse he suffered at the hands of his scout leaders in Troop 137. His story is hard to listen to. His youth and his innocence was completely ripped away by these monsters. Spong recalls watching Winman take the stand in front of the crowded courtroom and said he was so angelic looking and that it was heart-wrenching. He was small, sweet, and had blonde hair. He was just a child. Yet there he was talking about the horrific, graphic, disturbing things that had happened to him. Things that no child should ever have to go through. According to Winman, testifying at the trial was horrible. He said, You feel embarrassed, you feel like you've done something wrong, and you're sitting there in a courtroom full of adults and media, and you are asked to recount all of this. Winman grew up in New Orleans and was recruited when Troop 137 started canvassing neighborhoods in the 1970s for Boy Scouts. He recalls how strange it was that he skipped Cub Scouts and went straight to a Boy Scout. Cub Scouts are younger members of Boy Scouts ranging from ages 5 to 10. Although he was of age to be a Cub Scout, they recruited him directly into their Boy Scout troop, making him feel like it was an honor and privilege to be a part of it so young. He said: "I took it I was special. I was advanced. I had a Boy Scout's uniform, and I was so young and not supposed to do that. The shirt pockets rested right above my belt. I looked ridiculous. Imagining Windman in his oversized uniform feeling special about moving up with the older boys is just heartbreaking, knowing what came next. It didn't take long after joining that the horrors began. He calls them "nighttime trips." This is where he was first at Woodall's house by Harry Kramer, which went on for years. According to Windman, men would fly from out of town to be there. It was a huge The Boy Scouts was just a front for all of it. Windman also states that during this time, he was by a New Orleans Police Department detective who was the commander of the child s**t unit at the time. He also recalls being ****ed by a janitor of the Catholic school and a priest. I mean, so many different people were clients of the troop 137 ****ing ring that they were running, and no one said a word until it was accidentally stumbled upon in those photos. Windman was the main victim and survivor who helped bring these main men to justice. Detective Spong said that he was able to corroborate everything Windman had told him at the time. He also talked to the other young victims and survivors and encouraged them to tell their stories to Detective Spong as well. According to Spong, Windman was the reason why all of these other children learned to trust him. If it wasn't for Windman, it's hard to tell if these men would have ever been found guilty. Sadly, Windman attempted to himself at the age of 19 and eventually turned to alcoholism at the age of 47 to self-medicate. However, he eventually got sober, took medication, and started seeing a trauma-informed psychologist. He's now the co-founder and president of Survivors of Childhood S***. Also known as SCSA. He's a survivor, victim, advocate, activist, and according to him, a warrior. And I agree. But there are other known players in Troop 137. Lots of people that helped cover this whole thing up. Who engaged in these activities. who were intimately involved. So, another interesting player that is going to be involved in this story, if you guys know Harry Connick Jr., he's a famous singer, he's been a judge, I believe it was on American Idol, on one of those shows where America's Got Talent. His father, Harry Connick Sr., was the district attorney of Orleans or Orleans Parish, or New Orleans, at the time of these crimes. And Harry Connick Sr. is going to come up time and time again as being tied in to this entire affair in a way that's absolutely unbelievable. We first have to start talking about Richard C. Jacobs. Richard C. Jacobs was a prominent millionaire who lived in Boston who was arrested during the Troop 137 investigation and was given the most charges. However, Harry Connick Sr., the New Orleans District Attorney, declined to ever reveal how the investigation exactly led to Richard C. Jacobs or to any of the other men who lived in other parts of the country for that matter. It was something he deemed as unimportant to release to the public. There's also Reverend Claudius Ira Vermeule Jr. Now, within the correspondence found between Richard Halverson and other b**** across the United States, investigators found a letter written to him by Reverend Claudius Vermeule, an Episcopal priest inviting him out to visit his boys' farm in Tennessee, known as Boys' Farm Inc. This was a one-and-a-half-acre boys' farm, which was marketed as a rehab center for homeless and troubled boys, but was later revealed to be running as a b****. amongst its minor residents. This was a whole thing that we're going to be doing an episode on in the future. Reverend Claudius Budd Ira Vermeule Jr., he's tied into North Fox Island. He was friends with Frank Sheldon from North Fox Island, so Troop 137 is connected to that network. And right there, that's a connection that shows that Troop 137 was connected to a much larger ring. The boys' farm is one of the most disturbing things ever. It was another... production home. It was a place where rich men could pay to come visit the boys and do whatever they wanted to these children. And it was a place of pure evil. So the fact that there's a letter that exists from the Reverend who was running the boys farm to somebody from Troop 137 is absolutely insane. It's thought that Troop 137 frequently brought their Boy Scouts to the boys farm to be... We're going to talk more about that in a future episode, but just keep that in mind that that establishes a connection to a major national. There's also Stanley Burkhart. Stanley Burkhart is a former Louisiana child investigator for the New Orleans Police Department. Interestingly enough, Stanley was one of the perpetrators who later admitted to... children during his career, children that included Richard Windman. He's even the suspect in multiple murders today. Sounds like a great guy. He was once a law enforcer who built cases against New Orleans child s**ters in the 1970s and 80s, but his career ended after being convicted of mailing images depicting the m***** of underage boys to undercover agents, a wolf in sheepskin, the whole time. He also later pleaded guilty to s**t a nine-year-old girl he was related to by marriage. As recently as 2019, he violated his parole by failing to notify police of an email address and username he had, which he used to leave suggestive comments under young boys' photos online. This opened up a search into his home, which uncovered 67... images of teenagers. He was sent back to prison and then transferred to a federal halfway house in April of this year. Still, in August of 2024, Stanley Burkhart was released from the halfway house with few limits on his movements. Even though he's still required to wear an ankle monitor, he no longer has to log his movements, honor a curfew, or avoid anywhere, not explicitly banned by his release conditions. According to his parole officer, a prescribed regimen of medical and psychiatric care prevents Burkhart from being dangerous. Keep in mind, this is one of the monsters who Richard Winman when he was a child in Troop 137, at a time when he was working as a child advocate. Just like the Scoutmasters, he was supposed to be someone who children could trust. His release has triggered severe emotions in Winman, as it should. To him, it is a, quote, utter failure of the justice system, end quote. There's also Robert Lang. Initial Scoutmaster and committee member of Troop 137, Robert Lang was known to have provided out-of-state politicians with boy prostitutes under the disguise of a tour guide business called the Adelphi Tours. He also had previously served as an officer in four different branches of the United States military. When Robert was investigated, they found jars of s***. in his personal collection. Unfortunately, Robert Lang pleaded guilty to a conspiracy charge in this whole thing and received a suspended sentence, meaning he spent zero time in prison for his crimes. There's also Harry Connick Sr. himself. Over time, the truth behind Troop 137 was more massive than anyone could have ever imagined, and facts were discovered well beyond the main perpetrators. Sadly, multiple other prominent sh** strings of that decade were connected to this same operation. It turns out that Troop 137, like I just talked about before, was more than just a local b****. ring for minors involving a few scoutmasters and volunteers with some out-of-state clients. They were catering to the entire nation. The main person we're going to be talking about here when it comes to conspiracies is the District Attorney of New Orleans around that time, Harry Connick Sr., who prosecuted these cases. Like I mentioned before, you might have heard of Harry Connick's son, the famous actor, singer, and TV host, Harry Connick Jr. On the outside, Harry Connick looked like a hero for bringing some of these men to justice and shedding light on what really happened within Troop 137. But upon further review, there are some weird backstories and connections surrounding Harry Connick Sr. During his closing argument, he told the jury, quote, This man, referring to Woodall, used these things, American institutions, to hide behind them and use them to entice these children into his trap. Any man who would take a young precious child and **** Now this is interesting coming from Harry Connick Sr. since a few years later in 1980, he was assigned to the case of John Campbell, a p***y. and then dropped the charges against him. This is where things get a little tricky, so stick with me here. John Campbell's name was first mentioned during the Troop 137 trial by one of Harry Connick Sr.'s own witnesses, Louis Seale, who was the perpetrator given a really low sentence in exchange for his testimony. He implicated in court that Harry Connick Sr. and John Campbell, another b****** who was involved, were lovers. Not only was John Campbell a b******, He was also a well-known New Orleans artist and undercover child producer. Harry Connick Sr. of course later denied these claims, but did admit that Campbell, that known was a political supporter of his during his campaign. It was later revealed that Connick and Campbell met shortly after Campbell's home was raided by detectives during the Troop 137 investigation. Three days after the raid, Campbell fled from New Orleans. Harry Connick Sr. then subpoenaed the local Times-Picayune newspaper in order to obtain all materials they possessed related to his and Campbell's relationship, likely to see what kind of information they had about the connections between the two. Then he tried the case when Campbell was out of state. Ten months after Campbell fled, more charges were filed against him, making him a fugitive. After he was picked up by the FBI years later in Arizona and brought back Back to New Orleans, his case was assigned to be handled directly by Harry Connick Sr. since he had handled all the others related to Troop 137. However, Harry Connick Sr. reassigned it to Assistant District Attorney Terry Allerkit after Campbell told a judge he had known Harry Connick Sr. for several years as a personal friend, a legal advisor, and an active campaign supporter when Connick ran for office. So Harry Connick Sr. was trying these cases against Troop 137 when he was extremely good friends with one of the perpetrators and maybe he was even his secret lover. After the case was transferred, that other district attorney dropped all remaining charges against Campbell, which gives even more validity to the possibility that Ciali's claims were true. Of course, District Attorney Allercon said he handled Campbell's case without any bias and without any encouragement from Harry Connick Sr., stating that Connick told him to handle the case as he would any other. Now, Harry Connick Sr. would never be reached for comment on Campbell and the true reasoning behind his dropped charges. Consider that a child s**t. his charges dropped. A guy tied into Troop 137, but also directly, allegedly intimately, tied into the district attorney. Pretty strange, right? Well, in November 1979, Raymond Woodall, who had been sentenced to 75 years in prison, sent a letter to the Times-Picayune newspaper regarding the Adelphi tours, which hadn't been made public about the case. He stated, quote, The service started out using adults, but they began ripping off the customers. That's when Woodall said we could use the kids. They'll get $50, a good meal, and all that jazz. The customers will enjoy themselves and everyone will be happy. End quote. New Orleans detectives confirmed they had investigated this tour guide and Connick's office was made aware of this, but they didn't pursue it in the past because the people involved had already been prosecuted on other charges. But Raymond Woodall was given 75 years... Richard Halverson was given 30 years. Harry O. Kramer was given 45 years. And Robert Lang was given none. Robert Lang, remember, was the guy operating these Adelphi tours. The guy... these children to politicians. There was plenty of room for more charges that could have put these people in prison forever. Why wasn't the tour guide service investigated more? Why did that investigation go nowhere? Were there other people involved who Harry Connick Sr. didn't want to be disclosed? I don't understand how an entire fake business, which in reality was exposed as being a... That case could be given to the district attorney and nothing's done with it. Plus, this whole thing had direct ties to Troop 137, which would have given the prosecution more ammunition. It would have been easy. It would have been a slam dunk case. This... ring operating as a tour guide service, they had witnesses, they had people that could testify, they had paper trails and documents. Why didn't they dig into it? Another interesting fact about Harry Connick Sr. involves Gerard Jerry Howell, a former priest who was accused of... 24 children. Handfuls of people have come forward over the years claiming that Gerald Jerry Howell them while they were members of the Catholic Church and at the Catholic Center for the Hearing Impaired that he started in 1967. Kathy Austin and her sister Darlene went public with their stories of Gerard Jerry Howell as far back as 1992. But sadly, the Archdiocese simply refused to remove him from ministry. New Orleans Archbishop Philip Hannon reported Now, New Orleans Archbishop Philip Hannon reported that he had heard Jerry Howell was a b****. and he reported these crimes to Harry Connick Sr. around the year 1980. But Harry Connick Sr., a known Catholic, never filed a single charge against him, even though there were multiple victims and he was apparently a**hole with multiple children. Why were no charges filed? Why was he not investigated at that time by Harry Connick Sr.? I guess we'll never know. Another Catholic priest at the time, Dino Senal, was caught with a**. In his room at the rectory of St. Rita's Roman Catholic Church in New Orleans in 1988. You heard that right. A Catholic priest. He was caught with child inside of the church in his personal room. And I actually did a whole episode of this on our Patreon for Murder in America. He's tied into some murders and deaths. And Dino Sino, he was murdered eventually by a victim of his in a foreign country. But he actually produced that child. inside of the church himself with victims. This wasn't stuff that he had purchased. He actually was producing that stuff in the building. Investigators at the time found magazine articles about... graphic photographs of underage boys, and even, like I said, homemade videos of Dino Seno at least seven different boys, sometimes inside of the church building itself. Despite this mountain of evidence, Harry Connick Sr. claimed that the case was too weak to prosecute. Too weak to prosecute? Then video footage of Dino Seno children inside of the church where they found the videos. What more evidence could you possibly need? Well, in 1990, Gary Raymond, an investigator for the district attorney's office, begged Harry Connick Sr. to prosecute Dino Seno in a three-page letter that he personally wrote to him. When asked about when he was going to prosecute Dino Seno, Harry Connick Sr. said, quote, never as long as I'm the DA, end quote. Dino Cino was later given a minor charge of possession of pornography, which was later dismissed on a technicality. And that's a whole thing that we could do a whole episode on. I mean, you have a priest who's victimizing dozens, it could be hundreds of children in New Orleans. He's filming him f***ing these children. He's tied into p***. And the district attorney literally says on the record, he's never going to prosecute him as long as he's the DA. And he gets off on a technicality. He goes free, even though he victimized so many children and made child. What the fuck? was going on in New Orleans. So it's no surprise when you look at Harry Connick Sr. and Troop 137 and why all this went awry. This guy was part of something, in my opinion, much bigger than simply just being a guy with, you know, predator tendencies or sympathy for... So, Harry Connick Sr. was the district attorney prosecuting these men for the crimes they committed while running Troop 137, even though he had direct ties to someone who was participating in it, and then he repeatedly failed to prosecute other b**** during his career, and he let b**** who appeared in child b**** walk away from their crimes and convictions? What else was he involved in that we don't know about, and who else was he protecting? Well, Connick Sr. just died in January of 2024, so I don't think we'll ever uncover the full truth behind it all. Now, sadly, Troop 137 was the only scouting... ring that was ever really talked about until recently. And who knows if it even would have been talked about if those people hadn't discovered those undeveloped photographs in the first place. Ken Tipton, a victim and survivor of another troop, said that he and his friends were passed around from city to city by these scoutmasters. Although Lost Valley around St. Louis was their home base, they were by the most people and were forced to participate in the worst scenarios when they were sent to New Orleans. According to him, there were strings all over the country being facilitated through Boy Scouts. Was Troop 137 the center of it all? Well, the Boy Scouts of America filed for bankruptcy in February of 2020 after several US states enacted laws allowing accusers to sue over decades old allegations. After that, thousands of victims became plaintiffs of the massive lawsuit that filed. A $2.46 billion settlement was put up by the Boy Scouts, which resolved 82,500 claims of men who claimed they were s***. by troop leaders as children. Given what we know about Troop 137 alone, I don't doubt any of these stories for a second. But will we ever know the full story behind Troop 137 and all of the perpetrators who were involved? Even if they weren't living in New Orleans and actually volunteering locally for Troop 137, there were men all over the country who contributed to this b****** ring and were paying money to s*** these innocent children. It should be noted also that there was child b**** production and distribution involved with this ring as well. My thoughts, as always, go out to all of the Boy Scout survivors, and I really hope that they're able to heal from the extensive trauma that they've suffered. Now, Troop 137. We could be talking about this all day, but once again, just like with all of these other rings, you have maybe one or two people that are brought to justice in a sort of kind of way, but then you have all these other red herrings and people and loose ends and and people that died and people that escaped justice for what reason? Why did these people consistently escape justice? Who is letting these people run free? Why are they allowing these things to happen? Harry Connick Sr. Why the f*** did you not prosecute these b****? Why did you not stop these people from b****? these children filming these and selling this footage. I mean, it's literally like insane to me that they find the footage of Dino Sino, completely unrelated to Troop 137 in its own way, but they find the footage of him children in the building that he lives and works in. And Harry Connick Sr. literally says, I will never prosecute him. Luckily though, justice was eventually served. Like I said, Dino Senal got murdered after trying to another child in a foreign country. But still, what the f***? There's, there's, I say in all these episodes where there's smoke, there's fire. And this is like an entire smoke screen. There is so much smoke here and it's still mysterious. There's still so many loose ends in the Adelphi Academy. We could talk about the graphic details of what was going on in Florida and the children being stripped and... and filmed there by those people. None of them were ever held accountable. The people in Florida, they just, you know, skirted on the charges, declined to prosecute. Investigation went nowhere. And you're really going to tell me, once again, it's just like Epstein. It's just like the Franklin ring. It's just like North Fox Island. Yes. They nabbed a couple of these guys and gave them some weak cases and weak charges and weak sentences. But what about the men that were using these services? What about the men that were paying the scoutmasters so that they could have access to these children? All the kids, the victims testified that men were brought in. They were flown out to other people's houses. Men were allowed to do whatever they wanted to these kids. None of those men were ever held accountable. Try to find one arrest or prosecution. It's because it didn't happen. I know in this case that there was the Boston lawyer, he was tied in, and I think there's one other guy. But there were hundreds of perpetrators in this case, as with all these rings. Hundreds. Could be thousands of perpetrators, really. And yet they never are really brought to justice. There's just a stamp of approval on the cover-up, like Harry Connick Sr. dropping charges, moving on. Everyone's, you know, sworn to silence. And sometimes we don't even hear about these people who die before they can share their truth or connection to these cases. And then society moves on and history continues to repeat itself. This is just a crazy, crazy story and one that I hope I never have to cover again. But as always everybody, make sure you let me know your thoughts in the comment section if you're watching on YouTube. Make sure to like the video. Liking the video and commenting on the video are key. I need you to do those things so that you can help the show grow. It's very, very important that we encourage you or you guys engage with the videos because this is very grassroots. This channel is not something that's going to be like pushed to the masses. This entirely depends on y'all helping me make this thing possible. But I do want to thank you all for joining me, for keeping your minds open, and for embarking on this journey with me through the darker sides of the world, but discussing things that need to be talked about. I really, really cannot thank you all enough for... for being here. Anyways, one more time, that's it for today. I will catch y'all next week. As always, keep that tinfoil hat on and stay suspicious.

Wayfair🧂

The Wayfair conspiracy began trending in 2020 after people online noticed that ordinary pieces of furniture were priced at thousands of dollars on the website, and that many of these listings had human names that coincidentally coincided with the names of "real missing children". Of course, Wayfair promptly removed all of these listings and claimed that there's no truth behind any of this, calling it an insane conspiracy theory and claiming that they were not involved with anything of this sort. Their story is that the algorithm they used to generate product names pulled from common first names, places, and words to create unique identifiers for items, even though a lot of these names don't really seem that common. Like this Samaya 5 shelf that Wayfair was selling for nearly $14,000. Many of the people who were linked to this conspiracy have since been found and come forward saying that they were not involved in anything of this sort. including Samaya Moomin, who apparently went missing in Ohio at 17. I say apparently because she even did a Facebook Live in 2020 refuting the claims and saying that she was never even missing to begin with. She wasted no time doing this either. The day after the conspiracy began trending, Samaya went on Facebook Live and quelled all the rumors. And I'm not implying anything here, but it is pretty convenient for Wayfair. Regardless of how much truth there may or may not be to this conspiracy, trying to put a face to these names is a needle in the haystack situation. Nearly a million people are reported missing every year in the United States. So any one of these names that appear on the Wayfair website is going to match multiple different cases. Even for a rarer name like Samaya, there's going to be a handful of them that go missing every year. And for a more common name like Mary that also appeared on the Wayfair website, It's gonna be more like hundreds if not thousands of people. Of course, there's not actually any truth to this because the media has labeled it a conspiracy. And as we all know, if this was real, it would obviously be all over the news, right? And I'm not being sarcastic when I say that, just like I totally wasn't being sarcastic last video when I said that the Clintons are trustworthy. I'm never sarcastic, I'm actually just the only Gen C on the planet who trusts the mainstream media and has a favorable opinion of the Clintons. Anyways, you'll notice that the media and Wayfair themselves seem to focus on the industrial-sized storage cabinets that Wayfair says are reasonably priced for business and commercial use. In this BBC article, Wayfair responds to the allegations by saying, quote, We have temporarily removed the products from our site to rename them and to provide a more in-depth description and photos that accurately depict the product to clarify the price point." BBC, the British Broadcasting Company, adds on to this by writing, "There are also baseless claims that personalized pillows, which can cost up to $10,000, are that expensive because it involves trafficking. This is one of the few articles that you can find that mention any other furniture item at all besides the industrial grade cabinets, and it's just a throwaway line at the end. By the way guys, personalized pillows can cost up to $10,000 and that's completely normal. One of these personalized pillows that Wayfair was allegedly selling was a $10,098 lumbar pillow. Strangely, in an article published by Fox Business, they write that "a search for the product results in a page on the Wayfair site for the same pillow with a $99 price tag." Effectively saying that the other screenshot for the $10,000 one is fake. Except, these are two distinctly different listings. The pattern on the pillows are similar but not the same, the shape of the pillows is different, one square and the other's rectangular, and the cheaper one is not even for a pillow at all. It's for a pillow cover. The same article reads, quote, "There is, of course, no truth to these claims. Susan Frecchetti, a Wayfair spokeswoman, told Fox Business in an email Friday. The products in question are industrial grade cabinets that are accurately priced. This is a really strange looking, accurately priced industrial grade cabinet, right? I mean, I'm glad she cleared that up because if I didn't know any better, I would say that looks like a pillow. You may have also noticed that this pillow has Ellen DeGeneres' name attached to it. Ellen launched a partnership with Wayfair in 2015 known as the "ED Collection" because it seems like Jeffrey and some of his billionaire buddies were pretty big supporters of Wayfair. In fact, the company appears over 400 times in just the public database that is available to us, which is quite a lot for a cheap furniture retailer. Now, some of these mentions are just subscription notifications when you sign up for their email list, but many of them are orders made by Jeffery, like this order for an undisclosed product totaling at nearly $9,000, which was notably placed in 2018, years before the conspiracy would come to light. I'm sure this order was just for an industrial grade cabinet for use in his restaurant, right? Or this update on the order he placed for chairs that he was gifting to one of Ellen's biggest influences, Woody Allen. A redacted sender tells Jeffery, "I checked on this order and it has not left the warehouse as of yet. It will be delivered today." Wayfair will be calling me back with an update in two hours." To which he replies, "Thank you for the update. No problem. We're not going to be eating outside in the backyard in November in the 50s." Maybe this is just about chairs, it does read normal enough, but why the rush and what's up with the "urgent updating" especially if they're not going to be needed for the rest of the month? Why is "NOT" written in all capitals as if it's so important that Jeffrey knows his chairs are still at the warehouse? Also, these guys are billionaires. Why is he gifting another billionaire cheap patio chairs from Wayfair? In an email sent the following day, we learn that this was a birthday gift. The subject reads, "Surprise! Jeffrey sent you something special. What better birthday gift for your billionaire friend who married his ex-girlfriend's daughter that he knew than cheap plastic furniture from Wayfair?" I'm sure it would make perfect seating for the pizza parties that all of these famous rich people are such big fans of. That's not the only strange gift that Jeffrey sent to Woody Allen because four years prior in 2012, Jeffrey instructed a redacted name to "get 20 ice cream pints and deliver them to Woody with a happy birthday note." Ice cream's a weird gift to give anyone once they're outside of grade school, much less Woody Allen who was at this time 77 years old. You can also find this email sent in 2013 instructing to "get redacted photos and ice cream." And whoever sent this and received it have both had their names redacted. And shortly before his arrest in 2019, his trusted assistant Leslie Groff, whose name appears in the database a whopping 164,111 times, sent a seemingly urgent email that Jeffrey needed to have his trash taken out. Jeffrey just asked you to please throw out the eggplant and ice cream exclamation point question mark question mark question mark exclamation point. Just do it. Thanks. I might sound crazy when I say this might blow your mind here, but I think they're not actually talking about ice cream or eggplants or chairs. I think they might be speaking in code. But who knows, maybe these people who just hoard all of the money in the world actually take pleasures in such simple aspects of life like ice cream and patio furniture from Wayfair. Seriously though, could it be more obvious? Anyways, that's all I have for you today, thank you so much for watching and not to sound like a broken record here, but I do have to say it again, everything in here is a completely unfounded conspiracy, none of it's real, and I'm crazy. If it sounds like I believe this, you should not take anything I say seriously at all because I'm completely insane, but not crazy enough to ever jeopardize my own life or anyone around me. Seriously though, take care of yourself and your mind because if you let this stuff take up too much space up there, it can really stress you out and negatively affect you. So go hug your mom, tell her you love her, go play with your dog, go to the gym, do something to get your mind off of this and stay connected to the real world. If you want to see more content like this in the future, don't forget to subscribe. Again, my name is Chase, thank you so much for watching, and I'll see you again in the next video. Peace.

DynCorp

Leon Black

North Fox Island

Decades have passed since the initial events of the Oakland County child killer case, yet it remains an enigmatic puzzle that yearns for resolution. The tragic and brutal murders of four young children whose lives were tragically and abruptly cut short continue to baffle and disturb people in Detroit, Michigan. These innocent victims were forcibly taken, subjected to unimaginable suffering, and ultimately left for the world to discover, instilling shock at the incomprehensible brutality of such horror. The fact that these sickening acts remain unsolved is perplexing and once again disturbing. Because, during the course of the investigation, concerns have arisen regarding the treatment of key suspects. Was Christopher Bush, the son of a wealthy family, prematurely released from police custody, only to commit another murder a few days later? The prominence of privilege in this case casts a shadow over the justice system, raising doubts about its integrity. Equally disturbing is the close proximity of these murders to North Fox Island, a notorious hub known for its involvement in the p******t salary. Francis Sheldon, a person connected to Michigan's elite through his great-grandfather, Russell Alger, who served as both US Senator and Governor, managed to evade capture despite his affiliation with the p****** network. That's right, Francis Sheldon, before he was brought to justice, boarded his private plane and flew out of the country. This guy was one of the most vile p****** I've ever researched. He produced hundreds of thousands of images and videos of child s**t. And he's tied to these murders, and he completely escaped justice. He fled the country, and he was never apprehended or brought to justice for any of this stuff. This connection between high society and heinous crimes adds yet another layer of complexity to this mystery, giving rise to various conspiracy theories, which I believe are true. The unfolding of this case is like a dark curtain being drawn back, revealing a diverse array of perverts, suspicious s***, and potential police involvement. Oakland County, located between Detroit and Flint in Michigan, is known for being one of the wealthiest counties in the entire United States. It was once home to executives of major automotive companies such as Ford, GM, and Chrysler. However, between February 1976 and March 1977, this serene community experienced a series of chilling events that captured national attention. Four young lives, two boys and two girls aged 10 to 12, were cruelly taken away under circumstances that bore striking similarities. Their deaths raised a mystery that has haunted the region for decades. The first known victim was Mark Stebbins, a 12-year-old boy who disappeared on February 15, 1976. He was last seen leaving an American Legion hall in Ferndale, Michigan during daylight hours. Four days later, his meticulously cleaned and positioned body was found in a snowbank in Southfield. The autopsy revealed that Mark had been smothered to death and showed rope burns on his neck, wrists, and ankles. Additionally, Mark had been brutally s*****. Jill Robinson, a sixth grader aged 12, became the second victim. She left her Royal Oak home on December 22, 1976 after an argument with her mother. Her body was then discovered on December 26th alongside Interstate 75 in Troy. She had been killed by a shotgun blast to the face, but showed no signs of assault. It is eerie to note that Jill had previously expressed her fear of being shot in the face by an unknown man to both her mother and therapist. We're going to see some weird paranormal psychic stuff come up time and time again throughout this case. It's pretty bizarre how people seem to be predicting deaths and psychics are finding evidence. Now with Jill, the theory is that Jill may have been smothered to death herself and then shot in the face post-mortem by by the killer. People think they may have smothered Jill, left her there, and when her body let out some sort of an exhale, even though she was already dead, the killer freaked out and shot her in the face. So, they don't think that the shotgun blast was what killed Jill. It was the smothering once again. The third victim was Christine Mihalik, a 10-year-old girl who disappeared on January 2nd, 1977, after buying a magazine at a convenience store in Berkeley. Her body was found on January 21st by a postal worker on the side of a road. The autopsy revealed similarities to the deaths of Jill Robinson and Mark Stebbins. Like Jill, she had not been assaulted, but she had been smothered to death like Mark. All three victims were found fully clothed, washed, and well-fed. The final victim was Timothy King, who was 11 years old at the time of his death. On March 16th, 1977, he borrowed 30 cents from his sister to buy a candy bar at a nearby pharmacy. His body was then discovered on March 22nd in a ditch in Livonia, Michigan. He showed signs of his wrists being bound. He had been s*****. abused and suffocated and afterwards his body was cleansed. Now something to note here is that some researchers and authors that have dug into this case have actually found evidence that says that one or more of the bodies were actually not cleaned and scrubbed. J. Reuben Appelman, he is the guy who wrote The Kill Jar, a great book on this case, He actually stated that he got a hold of, I can't remember if it was a police report or an autopsy report, but one of the two. And he said that one of the victims who they claimed in the media was found scrubbed head to toe was actually found covered in their own urine, feces. There was blood all over their body. Semen samples were recovered. The body was not cleaned and washed like the news stated that it was so why would the news media? Be lying about the state that these bodies were found in and if it wasn't the news media Why would the police be lying about the state that these bodies were found in? It's a pretty weird inconsistency to say that you found the body completely clean and scrubbed which also, you know would lead you to think there's no DNA or an incriminating evidence on the body and But it's weird you would say that when in reality the body was filthy and showed obvious signs of abuse. But anyways, during the late 1970s in Oakland County, there were other disappearances and killings that were unrelated to the Oakland County child killings. For example, three girls aged 14 to 16 were murdered with enough variations in their cases to rule out a connection by law enforcement. Cynthia Cadoux, a 16-year-old girl, was found nude in Bloomfield, Michigan on January 16, 1976. She died of a crushed skull caused by a blunt instrument, and her body showed evidence of rape and s**t. Just three days later, another murder occurred when 14-year-old Sheila Srock was shot and killed in Birmingham, Michigan. In August of that year, Jane Allen hitchhiked from Royal Oak, only for her body to be discovered four days later in the Miamisburg River in Ohio. While the murders of Cynthia Cadu and Sheila Srock were solved, the timing of these events in Oakland County remains curious. Could they be connected? We still don't know. You see, Oakland County had already experienced sensational events prior to these crimes. In July of 1975, Jimmy Hoffa, the famous Teamster president with alleged mafia ties, was last seen in the parking lot of Broomfield Hills, an affluent nearby town. So now we're going to move into the investigation. So you've got the facts. There are four children found dead. Police say their bodies were scrubbed completely of DNA. Police reports that have been uncovered 30-40 years later say they weren't actually scrubbed and there was DNA and other things found on them. Lots of concerned parents, lots of concerned people thinking that there's a serial killer because of the media attention now on the loose in Oakland County, Michigan. So let's get into what they did to try solve these crimes. Law enforcement agencies, noting the striking similarities in the case, believe that the Oakland County child killer was either acting completely alone or as a part of a group, and they were responsible for these four murders. This is the point when Oakland County child killer is put out in the news. And this is something you'll notice in this case that I've noticed is that right from the get go, the police and the news media try to pin all of these murders on one single person like a deranged serial killer even though a lot of the murders they have inconsistencies between them that would make it more likely that it was multiple people that were involved but you'll see that the police and the media really pushed for the single killer theory. Now, it's worth mentioning that each victim was found bathed and clothed, according to the news, and deliberately left in easily discoverable locations. The evidence also indicated that the children were fed and kept alive for several days before their tragic deaths, adding another disturbing element to the crimes. This is true, that they found, um, food in the stomachs of some of the children who had been held captive. So, in response, a significant investigative effort was launched in Michigan, involving multiple law enforcement agencies and the establishment of a specialized task force. This comprehensive investigation involved interrogating numerous suspects, employing psychics for assistance, and pursuing countless leads. Despite these exhaustive efforts, though, the task force was ultimately disbanded in December 1978 without solving the mystery. To this day, this case remains open and unanswered. However, a lingering question persists: Is the case truly unresolved, or has the evidence already been found and presented, but it's just being ignored? Well, there were two major breakthroughs in the case. The first breakthrough occurred in 2005 when Detective Sergeant Corey Williams of the Livonia Police Department in Michigan successfully connected information from two unsolved cases. Williams solved a murder committed by Richard Lawson, a former taxi driver who had killed his boss Xavier Giller in 1989 before he fled to California. While examining Lawson's criminal records from an unrelated robbery arrest in Pennsylvania in 1989, Detective Williams came across a statement made by Richard Lawson that initially meant nothing to Pennsylvania authorities but held significance to him. In this statement, Lawson mentioned knowing who was responsible for the "snow killings" in Michigan. The snow killings are what they called another nickname for the Oakland County child killings. So this guy who murdered someone had somewhat confessed to knowing who committed these crimes. No one had listened to him. No one had connected the dots until now. Now, interestingly enough, Detective Williams himself had been a teenager at the time of the Oakland County child killing murders and remembered them vividly due to his father's involvement as a police officer working on the case back in the 70s. With Lawson's revelation, Williams obtained a name: Theodore Lambergine, an autoworker residing in Detroit at the time of the murders. Now, according to Richard Lawson, Ted Lambergine at one point had showed him a photograph. A disturbing photograph, a naked photograph of who he believed was victim number four, Timothy King. Yes, this would be counted as child . In the photo, Tim was naked, and Ted Lambergine looked at the photo and told Lawson, "Cute, isn't he?" Now, when Ted Lambergine was pulled over after leaving his apartment in Parma Heights in 2005, he expressed resignation, stating, "I knew my past would catch up to me." Detective Corey Williams proceeded to interrogate Ted Lambergine, who admitted his involvement in a p****** ring in Detroit during the 1970s, with Richard Lawson, the murderer, and another individual known as Bob, or Bad-Eyed Bob Moore. Ted Lambergine denied any involvement, though, in the Oakland County child killing case, and he even agreed to undergo a polygraph test to prove his innocence. However, he failed the test. Detective Williams then confronted Lambergine, suggesting that his failure was not due to fear, but rather because he was partly responsible for the murders. Ted Lambergine, seemingly remorseful, bowed his head to the detective and claimed, "God has forgiven me." Now, despite Lambergine's failed polygraph test, This was not a crime in itself, and there were no charges that could be brought against him. So consequently, he was released. Reporters attempted to question him on one occasion, but he quickly dismissed them. But the breakthrough in the case occurred in 2006, when Ohio police wore hidden recording devices during their conversation with Ted Lambergine regarding allegations made by 16 victims who claimed he had brutally assaulted them when they were minors. On tape, Ted Lambergine admitted to assaulting these young victims, all boys who were under 15 years old. So as it turns out, Ted Lambergine was indeed a hardcore b****. So, obviously, after catching this admission on hidden recording, Ted Lambergine was arrested. Now, upon his arrest, Ted sat in handcuffs in the back of a squad car and said, "Maybe God has a plan." Although he was facing three life felony charges, Ted refused an offer of a 10-year sentence in exchange for providing information about the Oakland County child killings. This raises questions about what he feared so much that he would opt to spend the rest of his life behind bars. Now keep that in mind for a second for a little bit of perspective. He could have spent 10 years in prison and been out. If he had just been honest about what he knew, which he obviously knows about the Oakland County child killings. Instead, he chose prison for the rest of his life. So the truth of this situation is so much more disturbing, so much more dangerous, so much just more vile. that Ted Lambergine chose a life in prison to protect that secret. I mean, that's f*cking hardcore. The second breakthrough occurred in July 2006, when polygrapher Patrick Coffey met another polygrapher who claimed to have tested the Oakland County child killer. Coincidentally, Patrick Coffey lived on the same street as Timothy King, victim number four, and had been friends with Tim's older brother, Chris King. Tim's murder had actually inspired Coffey to pursue a career in law enforcement, which led him there to the polygraphers convention. Now, during a conference speech on immigration trials in California, Coffey was approached by a Michigan-based private polygrapher, Larry Wasser. The two of them discussed Coffey visiting Michigan for speaking engagements when Larry Wasser mentioned that he was from Michigan and entered the field of polygraphing due to his childhood neighbor and friend Tim King being a victim of the Oakland County child killer. Larry Wasser then dropped a bombshell on Coffey, stating that he had actually administered a polygraph test to the "guy" who killed Coffey's neighbor, Tim King. Although Coffey pressed Wasser for more information, Wasser only revealed that the polygraph was related to a separate case and that both the guy and his attorney were deceased. Wasser's disclosure went against ethical obligations to his client, and he later denied ever making such statements to Coffey. But nevertheless, Coffey shared this information with Tim King's siblings, Chris and Kathy King, who in turn related to Detective Williams, now a part of the new Oakland County Child Killer Task Force. Detective Williams was highly interested in the information provided by Larry Wasser, and in an attempt to gather more details, Williams issued a subpoena to Larry Wasser. However, Larry sought legal representation and refused to say anything further, being aware that he had violated attorney-client privilege during his conversation with Patrick Coffey. Nevertheless, Larry Wasser did disclose to Detective Williams, without revealing any names, that the individual he had administered a polygraph test to had confessed to the Oakland County child killing crimes in great detail, as well as other disturbing offenses against children. This incident took place in 1978, one year after the death of Timothy King, or victim number four. So, despite claiming he had a poor memory and refusing to provide a name, Larry Wasser's extensive knowledge allowed Detective Williams to narrow down the list of suspects. By showing Larry a group of individuals who had been polygraphed and cleared in 1977, it only took minutes for him to identify Christopher Bush as "the guy." Now, Before we move into Christopher Bush, let's explore who Greg Green is. On January 25th, 1977, Greg Green was arrested in Flint, Michigan for ******* assaulting a 13-year-old boy. During his interview with Flint detective Tom Waldron, Gregory Green implicated Chris Bush as the killer of Mark Stebbins, victim number one of the Oakland County child killing. Gregory Green was originally from Flint, Michigan, but had moved to California in the early 1970s, where he became involved in coaching a young boys baseball team. Of course, this is where these people are always drawn. Now, Gregory Green... multiple members of this team he coached, and he faced multiple charges including criminal sexual conduct, kidnapping, and attempted murder. Green spent six months in Orange County Jail after choking two victims, one of whom almost died when Green strangled him while selling Now, Gregory Green burned this young boy with cigarettes as an attempt to wake him up because he thought he was dead, then dumped him on the grass near a hospital and sped off in his car. This victim survived and identified Greg to law enforcement. It's important to note a similarity with the victim number two of the Oakland County child killings. Now, Jill Robinson's body was dumped near the Troy Police Department. Green's arrest took place on August 2nd, 1974. When questioned about his experiences with women, Gregory Green admitted to struggling to become aroused. On January 31st, 1975, Green was sentenced to the Patton State Mental Hospital in San Bernardino, California as a mentally disturbed sex offender. This occurred one year prior to the start of the Oakland County child killings. Less than a year later, on January 21st, 1976, Gregory Green was released and returned to Michigan just days before the abduction and murder of Mark Stebbins, or victim number one. In May of 1976, Christopher Bush and Greg Green abducted Kenneth Bowman, a 13-year-old boy whom they subsequently s***ed. in a wooded area. Bowman recalled that Green displayed more violence during this incident and even choked him until he lost consciousness. Further evidence of Green's dangerous tendencies emerged when he asked Bowman to accompany him to a store with the intention of kidnapping and killing another young boy. He admitted to this. Gregory Green told this young boy, you should come with me to the store so we can kidnap and murder a different young boy. Now, due to the s**tful crimes against Kenneth Bowman, Gregory Green, after he was caught, was brought in for questioning by the Flint Police Department on January 25th, 1977, which is when Green implicated Chris Bush as the killer of Mark Stebbins. So, we had somebody back in 1977 already implicating a suspect, and those leads were never... We're going to get into it. The following day, after this confession, the police searched Gregory Green's van and discovered two pairs of panties, but no further action was taken regarding these findings. Could these panties have belonged to victims Jill Robinson and Christine Mihalik? On the same day, Christopher Bush was apprehended by the Flint Police Department for s*** crimes against children. Specifically, for crimes against Bowman, who was abducted by Green and Christopher. Now, Christopher Bush denied any involvement in Mark Stebbins' murder, but admitted to being a part of the Big Brother program, and he even provided pick-up spots where he would pick up children as a part of the program. Spots that eerily coincided with the locations where the first three Oakland County child killing victims were abducted from. So he willfully gave this information, said, "Oh yeah, I help children in these areas. This is where I pick them up from." Three of those areas were the spots where children were abducted to be murdered as a part of Oakland County Child Killer. Now, Bush, Christopher Bush, mentioned to the police that he had a shared fantasy with Gregory Green involving a split-shift child imprisonment scenario where one captor would work during the day and the other at night to ensure that one captor was always present with their victim who was being held hostage. Christopher Bush underwent a polygraph test administered by Ralph Cabot, and he was cleared. However, upon closer examination of Cabot's polygraph results in February 2008, three separate examiners concluded that Christopher Bush's results should have been inconclusive. Now, after Christopher and Gregory Green were arrested for the kidnapping and rape of that young boy, Kenneth Bowman, Christopher Bush's residence in Alma, Michigan was searched by police. And there, the police discovered shotguns and a massive amount of child s**t. And this evidence would never be seen again. We're going to talk about that in a second. On January 31st, 1977, Christopher Bush was released on bond after his arrest. Subsequently, he faced several more arrests connected to encounters with young boys, but every time that he was arrested and charged, he was shortly released afterwards. Now, the question really starts to rise in one's mind as to why the police repeatedly let Christopher go and get away with these crimes despite having him in custody multiple times on multiple different disturbing s*** crime charges against kids. Now, one possible explanation as to why he kept getting arrested and released is Christopher Bush's wealth. For example, Gregory Green received a life sentence, while Christopher Bush did not for their involvement in the same crime that led to their questioning. Now, Gregory Green died in prison in the mid-1990s. However, in 2008, Detective Williams interviewed Gregory Green's former cellmate, who stated that Gregory said he killed four kids and got away with it. This cellmate passed a polygraph test. So we've got Gregory Green admitting that he murdered children, he's implicating Chris Bush back in the 70s, Gregory Green and Chris Bush together had already kidnapped and ******* a young boy. They had both been found with child porn. They were both hardcore ******* and yet never officially a suspect or anything. Crazy, right? And now we're going to get into the even wilder part of this. Christopher Bush's story. So, who is Christopher Bush and how was he able to evade connection to the Oakland County child killing crimes or any other crimes despite being a key suspect along with his accomplice and friend Greg Green? So, Christopher Bush was the son of Harold Lee Bush and Christopher held significant power and influence within the community due to his father's high-ranking executive position at General Motors. That's right, Christopher Bush's father Harold Lee Bush was the chief financial officer of General Motors. So his family was extremely wealthy and his family held a lot of power in the Detroit area. This is back when Detroit was Motor City and cars ruled Detroit's economy. So Needless to say, Christopher Bush had some power behind him. He attended the prestigious Institut La Rose in Switzerland, which has a history of educating royalty and is often referred to as the School of Kings. According to his brother Charles, it's believed that Christopher's attraction to young boys began during his time at La Rose. Christopher Bush even his own brother John Bush's sons, Brent and Scott. So, there was a phone call made on March 19th, 1977, urging the police to investigate Christopher Bush's cottage by the lake as he was seen with two minors. However, no action was taken. Shortly afterwards, on March 22nd, just three days later, Timothy King's bruised, battered, lifeless body was discovered. An article published on March 12th, 1977 in the Travis City Record Eagle mentioned Christopher Bush in relation to the North Fox Island child pornography ring. The article stated that the child pornography ring obtained roles, film roles of child from Chris. Obviously, as you can imagine, child Christopher himself had filmed with his victims, which indicated that Christopher had a much deeper involvement with the child ring than being just a client who purchased this sickening material. And now we get into North Fox Island. This is crazy. So We could do a whole podcast about this, and I think I'm actually going to do a separate North Fox Island podcast because there is so much information here connecting this ******* ring to Catholic churches, to other ******* rings in America, to Boy Scout troops, other serial killers. It's crazy what happened on this island. But let's talk about it briefly. The events surrounding North Fox Island are also, like we said before, worth investigating. On July 23rd, 1976, Gerald Richards, a gym coach at St. Joseph's Elementary in Port Huron, Michigan, was arrested for engaging in a ******* activity with a 10-year-old boy. Richards, who worked as a magician part-time and is definitely one of the creepiest looking guys I've ever seen, was connected to Francis Sheldon's North Fox Island operation, where child ******* was being produced and sold, and ******* activities involving children took place. Gerald Richards provided information about Frank Sheldon to the police as a part of a plea deal. He implicated Dyer Grossman, a New York millionaire, Adam Starchild, an expert in money laundering, and Reverend Claudius Budd, Irma Vermile, a pastor of Alto Parish in Tennessee, who later served prison time for operating a house of boy p***. You see, a roll of undeveloped film sent to Gerald Richards from California was discovered to contain photos taken at Boys Farm, incorporated in Alto, Tennessee. Boys Farm was an organization affiliated with a church and ran by a priest that had been exploiting children for years. The police raided Boys Farm on November 10th, 1976, resulting in the arrest of Richard Vermeile. It was revealed that the victims were given alcohol, shown... and then coerced into participating in un-f***ed or-s that were filmed. Now, Francis Sheldon, the proprietor of North Fox Island, the billionaire p***y who escaped on his plane, Epstein of the 1970s, was among the list of 300 sponsors associated with Boys Farm. So, in December of 1976, the Michigan State Police issued two warrants for the arrest of Francis Sheldon for crimes involving the m***ing of a 10-year-old boy and a 14-year-old boy. Francis Sheldon, however, was gone. It seems that he had been given a tip-off, whether that was from his accomplice Gerald Richards or from someone he knew in the police, So when authorities went to raid Francis Sheldon's offices, Francis had already been given the time and Francis had emptied every single one of his filing cabinets. He had burned all of his paperwork. He had made sure there was no evidence to be found on North Fox Island itself. There was nothing left for Francis Sheldon. And like I said before, he took off on a plane and vanished into thin air. Later on, he was found in Europe, but we'll talk about that in a second. Now, the North Fox Island police Ring was organized as a boys camp. So this is insane Francis Sheldon Gerald Richards the pass who started this whole thing along with those other guys I just listed they all conspired and basically created an organization that promised to parents from local communities an opportunity to let their child explore some of Lake Michigan without having to take them there themselves. Frank Sheldon was really involved with the local community. People absolutely loved him. He would stop by people's houses for dinner. People absolutely trusted him with their kids. And Francis flew children frequently to and from North Fox Island as a vacation of sorts to this boys camp. But that's the disturbing part is once Francis Sheldon and Gerald Richards got these children all the way to this private island 18 miles off the coast in the middle of Lake Michigan, there was nowhere they could go. There was no one that could hear their screams. And once they got these boys there, they brutally... these boys, they sometimes gang these boys and they filmed and took photos of all of this to sell. So when you cut it down even further, how was North Fox Island getting this money and how is it being hush hush? Well, It's pretty crazy. Francis Sheldon and Gerald Richards had organized North Fox Island in such a way that it actually qualified for government assistance. So they were taking in these boys that came from poorer homes and communities and providing them with these, you know, experiences and fun times during the summer, teaching them lessons about manhood and being good influences. At least that's what they were claiming to do. When in reality, they were taking these boys to the island to... to them and sell the videos of their across the world. And what's crazy is since their company was sponsored by the government, Gerald Richards and Francis Sheldon actually were paid by the government per child they brought to the island. I think the monetary value was $1,500 or $1,250 back then. But let's go with 1500 in 1970. That's in 1970s dollars. I don't know what that would be nowadays, but That means that Francis Sheldon and these other ******* were literally getting paid by the US government to bring these children out there. They were paying them $1500 a head to take care of these boys. So they were making money not only from the government, but they also had this thing called sponsorship. So if you wanted to sponsor the boys camp and on the surface, provide funding for new buildings on the island for more experiences for the children, you could become a sponsor of the boys camp. But what was really happening is these creepy men were sponsoring the boys camp put on by Francis Sheldon and Gerald Richards, and in exchange for their monthly donation, they would be mailed an envelope in the mail containing child images that were filmed on North Fox Island. And sometimes they would get strips of film of child that was once again filmed at North Fox Island. So it's not like this was low key. There were hundreds, thousands of that were donating to this organization so that they could see, receive child mail every month. There were hundreds of victims, children that were being out on the island that I think were afraid to come forward. I don't exactly know why, you know, the story never broke. I'm sure children were silenced and all of that. But this whole storm was brewing. So eventually when the one child eventually reported that they had been on the island, And people started talking about it. That's when the police knew they had to, you know, crack down on North Fox Island. Now, this is I mean, there's a lot of this. This North Fox Island is tied into John David Norman, one of the biggest producers of child in American history. It's tied to Boy Scout Troop 137 in New Orleans, another child factory. It's tied to the Houston child warehouse where four tons of child were found in the 1970s. And it's just disgusting how none of these people except Gerald Richards ever were punished for these crimes. Francis Sheldon got away scot-free. The hundreds of b****** that received this child b**** in the mail, none of them were ever arrested. The people who were on the island running this stuff only Gerald Richards was arrested I'm sure there were more people there than just him and there were some videos apparently that depicted multiple men assaulting these boys When this all was found out Francis Sheldon left the country He was able to escape and in contrast to this Gerald Richards did not possess the same level of wealth He was the sole individual involved in the North Fox Island operation who was found guilty and sentenced to prison and even though he literally only served about two years. That's right, for running an international child p****y ring, victimizing hundreds of children for s***-assaulting kids himself. A little over two years in prison this guy got. How f***ed up is that? And although Gerald Richards was released from prison in 1980, he was re-arrested in 1988, eight years later, by postal inspectors on charges related to child p****y tracking. So he couldn't stop. This Gerald Richards guy was busted with one of the biggest child b**** busts of all time. He spoke in front of the US government at Senate hearings and then he got out and did it again. And eventually Gerald Richards killed himself at the age of 49 in 1996. So he's dead. Now, at the formation of all this, Gerald Richards initially encountered Francis Sheldon through a publication known as Better Life Magazine, a magazine which catered to men with an interest in young boys. This magazine used a coded language to let people know what they were really talking about. Now, according to Michael Farquhar, a victim who was as a child during that time period, there were lawyers, doctors, and politicians present on North Fox Island. You see, this wasn't just a child production island. This was an island where rich people could pay Francis Sheldon, pay anybody, and and fly out to a child. Obviously, this account brings to mind the story of Jeffrey Epstein and his association with underage children, as well as his connections to wealth and power, the millionaires that were using Epstein to procure children for them. And yeah, this raises a lot of questions about whether this sort of stuff is still happening today. I have an easy answer for you. Yes, yes, it does happen. It's happening right now while I'm recording this. It's happening while you're watching this a day, two weeks, years later. It's happening. And we also have to look at the case of Johnny Gosch. Now, we're going to be doing a full Johnny Gosch episode soon, but Johnny Gosch was a 12-year-old paperboy who went missing from Des Moines, Iowa. Gosch was one of the first missing children featured on milk cartons as a part of a campaign. Paul Benassi, a young teenager at the time of Johnny's abduction, claimed his involvement in a P********* network by assuming the role of lure to bring in youthful victims. So, there are P********* rings and networks everywhere, and Paul Benassi, all of that, we're going to be talking about. There's a big project that I am involved with coming soon, but we're not going to get too much into that now, but these P********* rings in the 1970s were happening everywhere, and no one was ever brought to justice for them. We need to find these people and f*cking skewer them to the fullest extent of the law, in my opinion. Nowadays, a lot of them are still alive. One undeniable fact is that there is mitochondrial DNA evidence linking Christopher Bush and Gregory Green to a victim of the Oakland County child killer, through a connection to one of Chris and Greg's victims, a man named Vince Gunnels who turned into a p*ssy himself. Now, Vince Gunnels was assaulted by Christopher Bush and Gregory Green during the mid-1970s when he was still a young teenager. However, he eventually became a willing participant. Now, Vince Gunnels' mitochondrial DNA was found on Christine Mihalik. Speculation suggests that Vince Gunnels may have been used as a bait to lure other victims towards Christopher Bush and Gregory Green due to him being young and somewhat attractive at the time. Now, while he was incarcerated for s*** crimes against children, Vince Gunnels made an intriguing statement over the phone to his sister Karen Zaspel, saying, "I wasn't there when it happened," implying possible involvement. Now, Vince Gunnels was also acquainted with Christopher Bush's nephews, Scott and Brent Bush, who were also victims of abuse by Christopher and Gregory. Detective Williams initiated an interview with Brent Bush in February of 2008, during which Brent immediately inquired if it pertained to Gregory Green. Upon confirmation that the investigation covered both Gregory and his uncle Christopher, Brent disclosed that both individuals engaged in a**hole a**holes with him and coerced him into performing s**t. acts with other boys while they took photographs. Brent Bush stated that his uncle's s*** on November 20th, 1978 coincided with the end of the m***. It certainly stopped the Oakland County child killing crimes. So, Christopher Bush and Gregory Green seem like extremely likely suspects. I mean, there have been admissions, there have been other people that implied their involvement, there are prior crimes against children, there are patterns of behavior, locations, knowledge that they knew, there's so much evidence! You'd think Christopher Bush would go down for this, right? Or at least be arrested. Well, November 20th, 1978, Christopher Bush commits suicide. Before any resolution can be found in this case, Christopher Bush, according to police, takes his own life. Now, it should be stated that the Oakland County child killing crimes and the m****** of children like Brent Bush all stopped after Christopher Bush killed himself. You know, I don't think he killed himself, so from now on I'm just going to refer to it as what it is. Murdered. After Christopher Bush was murdered, he was taken out to prevent him from giving up more people. Now let's go through the suspicious things that surround Christopher's death. Firstly, Chris Bush appeared to be sleeping at the time that he died, which is pretty odd for a s***. I don't know who kills himself in their sleep. Additionally, the manner in which Christopher was shot with a rifle in the forehead differed from typical s*** where victims shoot themselves in the mouth. Like I just said, it's just weird to think that he would take a rifle, a rifle, keep in mind, and shoot himself in the mouth. directly in the forehead. Moreover, there was no evidence of gunshot residue on Chris Bush's hands, fingers, or arms, and there was no blood splatter. None! Now keep that in mind. For a guy that shot himself, there's no gunshot residue anywhere on his body, even though he took the gun and shot himself, and there's no blood. There's no blood anywhere in the room. You can even go Google crime scene photos right now. There is no blood in the room. Implying he shot himself in the head, blew the back of his head off, that would be an extremely gruesome and bloody scene. And Christopher, if he really did kill himself, wouldn't be around to clean it up. Another peculiar aspect was the presence of ropes on the floor, which possibly suggested an attempt to link Christopher Bush to the Oakland County child killing crimes. Furthermore, there's a disturbing painting and sketched drawing depicting a screaming boy that resembled Mark Stebbins, or victim number one, hung up on the wall. So there were ropes found in the room, there was a hand-drawn picture of a screaming child hanging on Christopher Bush's wall, no blood at the crime scene, And strangely, both the ropes and the drawing went missing, along with other evidence related to the case. Some of it was destroyed in a flood at the FBI office, which... that's just crazy. And, yeah, so let's say someone was trying to frame Christopher Bush as the killer. Even though I think he probably did kill somebody, I know he definitely killed one victim. It's the perfect way to knock him off. You put ropes in the room, you put a picture of a screaming child, years later everyone's gonna think it was Christopher Bush. And yet, still, not even the police confirmed that it was Christopher Bush. So it's like, what the hell was... I don't know. It's also worth noting that Christopher Bush lived within a five mile radius of each victim. There were also four bullet casings found at the crime scene. So, Christopher's gun was fired four times, even though he was shot in the head once. Now, isn't that really strange? It's almost like Christopher was struggling and they missed him a couple times and then eventually were able to shoot him in the head. Another curious item of concern is Richard McNamee from Bloomfield Police Department, the officer who responded to the Christopher's s***head scene. who shortly afterwards faced criminal sexual conduct charges, including P***** himself. So, the first responding officer to the scene of Christopher Bush's s**t ended up being a P***** himself, and he killed himself shortly afterwards too. I think he ended up killing himself just a little bit after Christopher Bush did, a few days, but I could be wrong on that. So yeah, the first responding officer was a P*****. Another suspicious incident involved officer Christopher Flynn, who allegedly shot himself twice in the chest shortly before Christopher Bush's . In the book "The Kill Jar" by J. Reuben Appelman, Christopher Flynn is portrayed as a concerned father who received information from a young boy named Chris Sadecki, claiming to have witnessed a police officer escorting victim number three into his car. After Flynn was informed of this account, he died days later. However, in other narratives about the Oakland County child killings case, Christopher Flynn is painted as a potential suspect himself. So basically, with Christopher Flynn, an individual told Christopher Flynn, who was a police officer, that he had witnessed one of the victims being led... Just think of that sentence. Um... And then in this weird pattern, all of the people that Chris Sadecki, this person who saw the policeman with the victim, every time he would tell somebody the story, they would die. There were car accidents. There were... The police officers, including the guy he claimed to have seen, actually showed up to Chris' house when he was young and allegedly beat the shit out of him, breaking bones, threatening him to stay silent. If what he saw is real, then that once again changes this entire story and shows that the police were involved in this entire thing. The Oakland County Child Killer Task Force disbanded in December of 1978, just one month after Chris Bush's s**t, which suggests that they believed further investigation was unnecessary. Tim Number was a childhood friend of Timothy King, one of the victims. When Tim Number was in his 20s, he worked at a clothing store in the evenings. During this time, he had a conversation with a man who claimed to be a retired detective. Curious about the detective's background, Number asked him about any famous cases he had worked on. To Number's surprise, the retired detective mentioned the Oakland County child killings. Number expressed disappointment that the case remained unsolved. And in response, the detective cryptically stated, It's been taken care of. This detective was identified as Jack Kalbfleisch and has confirmed this conversation. Now, given the multitude of suspects associated with this case, it is challenging to keep track of them all. It appears highly probable that multiple individuals were involved in the Oakland County child killer crimes. A collective effort rather than the work of one or two people. A team killing. Another notable suspect is Arch Sloan, who is currently serving prison time for raping a 10-year-old boy. At one point, Arch Sloan worked as a driver for a book mobile unit, a mobile library delivering books to underprivileged children. However, he exploited this position to victimize six young boys aged between 11 and 14 from 1970 to 1971. Now, Arch Sloan received a sentence of 5-10 years in prison, but was released early to work at a service station where he served as a mechanic and tow truck driver, occasionally collaborating with the police. On the night of Mark Stebbins' death, or victim #1, Arch Sloan's parole officer saw news coverage and immediately thought of him as a possible suspect. The parole officer promptly contacted Southfield Police and requested they search Sloan's 1966 Pontiac Bonneville. It's worth noting that this occurred in 1976, when DNA analysis was not yet employed by Crime Labs. However, in 2010, DNA obtained from a mysterious hair found in Arch Sloan's car was matched to hairs found on Mark Stebbins and Timothy King's genitals. Now, this phantom hair did not belong to Arch Sloan, leaving the identity of the hair unknown. But this is a direct connection between Arch Sloan and two of the victims through DNA. This was a huge break in the case. Now, in the documentary Children of the Snow, released in 2019, retired Michigan State Police Detective David Robertson, whose father led the original Oakland County Child Killing Task Force in the 1970s, discussed the DNA evidence reviewed in 2010. Robertson mentioned confronting Arch Sloan about his Bonneville, his car, to which Arch claimed it had been sold to a Michigan State Police Lieutenant's son. Notably, the DNA found on victim number three's jacket was a mitochondrial match to that of someone related to law enforcement. When pressed further about excluding the state policeman's son as a suspect, Robertson became evasive. Detective Williams, when confronted with this information, acknowledged that the car had indeed belonged to a trooper's son, but maintained that there could be no possible link to victim number three. This response raises eyebrows, as Detective Williams appeared dedicated to solving this case, but seemed protective when suspicions shifted towards someone within law enforcement. It's highly probable that one of the suspects involved in the case has ties to the police, particularly since the witness, Chris Sadecki, claims he saw Christine Mihalik get into a car with a police officer in full uniform at the parking lot of the 7-Eleven and the two drove away, before later on she was found abducted. and murdered. Another person of interest, John Crosby, who was associated with Arch Sloan, came under police scrutiny due to his connection with a p***y named William Yarbrough. Adding another layer to the story, Helen Dagner, who was married to a police officer that committed s*** Four years before Christopher Bush's suicide, claimed to have met a man named John Hastings in 1991, who confessed to being the Oakland County child killer. However, when questioned by the police about his interactions with Dagner, John Hastings claimed he was providing false information. He said he was just filling Dagner with what she wanted to hear. John Hastings, interestingly enough, was actually a person of interest in the original Oakland County child killing investigation. So, this was a big lead for police. Helen Dagner, sadly, has since passed away and her website is no longer active. Despite being seen as an eccentric individual during her lifetime, she was one of the first advocates for justice for the Oakland County child killing victims on the internet. Through Dagner, Kathy King, the sister of Timothy King, or victim number four, became involved and continues to maintain a blog seeking justice for her brother. Interestingly, John Hastings was also wealthy and around the same age as Christopher Bush, living just blocks away from each other. Now, according to Kathy King's account, when she asked Helen Dagner about Christopher Bush, Dagner mentioned that Hastings had a friend who died by suicide. On November 20th, 1978. This date stood out because her own husband took his life on that day in 1984. And November 20th, 1978 was the day Christopher Bush killed himself. So that was a direct link between Christopher Bush and John Hastings, this suspect. Another suspect worth noting is bad-eyed Bob Moore. Going back to the beginning of the story, it was at Bob Moore's place when Ted Lambergine, you remember he was a suspect and a p****. as well, allegedly got out and pointed to a picture of a naked Timmy King, one of the victims of Oakland County Child Killer. Bob Moore was also a known child p**** and who owned a bike shop in a notorious part of Detroit at the time called the Cass Corridor. Now the Cass Corridor was called a heaven for because the specific stretch of road in Detroit, there were multiple rings that were running. There were child studios operating out of there. Um, there were miners that would themselves out and walk the streets. So if you were a Detroit Cass Corridor was the place for you and bad eyed Bob Moore ran a child production studio out of the basement of his bike shop and he also allegedly hosted parties at his house. Now it should also be noted that Bob Moore has been connected to Francis Sheldon of the North Fox Island ring along with all these other players all these people that were listing out Ted Lambergine Bob Moore Gerald Richards, Francis Sheldon, Christopher Bush, they're all interconnected. They all ran in the same **** circle. So when you talk about one, you're really talking about everybody. And to speak of the devil, there's also speculation regarding John McKinney, an art dealer whose death may be connected to this case. John McKinney was an art dealer in the Cass Corridor. He dealt with Bob Moore. He was a ****. He allegedly had some photographs, possibly of victims. There's a lot behind his story that we could get into, but this episode's already going really long. But John McKinney was murdered in the midst of this Oakland County child killing investigation. So if these people really were whacking people who were going to expose the truth, they killed Christopher Bush, they killed this guy, John McKinney, they murdered police officers. Who knows why and who they were protecting. I mean, there's a whole other thing we can get into that the book The Kill Jar covers, where these people are talking about how their parents, their fathers who were involved at General Motors back in the 1970s, they were all b****** that were pimping out children and there were like, there was a network of babysitters that would prepare these children for b****** encounters and child b****** shoots. And that allegedly it was all these higher-up executives at General Motors and the other automotive companies that passed these children around like toys. Um, there's letters from victims that you can read in the book that's crazy, but I mean one theory is that these Oakland County child killing victims could be connected to that and these high-powered, really rich executives had the money to just have everybody whacked, including Christopher Bush. Christopher Bush's father, interestingly, after Chris was murdered, Christopher's father had his body cremated So, to this day, we can't get any DNA from Christopher's body because he's just ashes now. I think that was definitely a strategic ploy. Christopher Bush's dad also burned all the documents relating to his family. So, he basically burned all their social security cards, their birth certificates. Really strange stuff. And Christopher's dad has been... There have been allegations against him by multiple victims that he was one of the heads of this General Motors ****** ring. So it's crazy, once you look back into all of this, there were all these ******* rings and Christopher Bush was linked to Francis Sheldon and North Fox Island and that cabin where he was seen with one of the victims was in close proximity to the airports where Francis Sheldon would take off from. There are also reports that Francis Sheldon's B***hball Ring was filming snuff films and that maybe the murders of these children were funded. At least one of them, it's possible that this murder was funded by Francis Sheldon so that it could be filmed. All these murders could have been filmed. I mean, when you run around in these b***hball networks, I'd imagine that movies like snuff films after you b***h a child, that those would have a very high monetary value. There's also theories that these kids were flown out to North Fox Island in the time that they were missing because they were gone for a pretty long time. Maybe they were there. Maybe these were that went wrong and these children died. Or maybe there were billionaires that were paying Francis Sheldon. And I'm not even talking about the victims in the Oakland County child killings. Now we're talking about all the victims because those dates don't really match up. But people could have been paying Francis to fly these kids out from underprivileged communities so that they could run. and kill them on camera. I mean, the FBI itself has never done a thorough search of North Fox Island. The police haven't done a thorough search. They've never done ground penetrating radar out there. They've never brought a body sniffing dogs. They've never done anything. So who knows? There could be mass graves of children on North Fox Island. It's crazy that there's, I mean, that whole thing deserves a second podcast, but All of this too, I hope this has made sense. So in conclusion, all of this raises concerns for me about how there were numerous P***** and P***** rings operating in the similar same area at the same time. Similar cases involving P***** networks such as the Johnny Gosch case, Jeffrey Epstein, the Franklin cover-up have been coming to light, suggesting the possibility of an ongoing mega-network to this day. The question remains, what actions can be taken to address this issue? I don't really know. So that's the end of my script. That was a really long one. We could have gone triple that with all of this, but wow. I mean, To this day, nobody ever convicted for a single one of the Oakland County child killings. North Fox Island. Personally, I think Christopher Bush, Gregory Green, definitely guilty. But I have a feeling that all these men, as disturbing as it sounds, I feel like they're all guilty in their own way. I feel like these kids were being abducted. They were then being passed around. assaulted, they were being filmed while these happened, these films were being sold. Even if it didn't happen on North Fox Island, they were probably videotaped being because they're dealing with these sorts of people like Christopher Bush, possibly videotaped being murdered. Really, who knows? Who knows how deep all this goes? But the justice in this case doesn't exist. And hopefully one day the police departments will have the balls to look into the people that need to be looked into because it's all spelled out right there. If you listen to this podcast, I'm pretty sure you're going to be thinking the same thing I'm thinking. Christopher Bush, Gregory Green, definitely in on it. They most likely abducted these kids. They were taken to different places, pimped out, repeatedly murdered. Filmed I mean there's so much more to it even with Francis Sheldon and the North Fox Island ring There was allegedly a doctor's office in a nearby community on the shore of the lake Where multiple victims claimed they saw Francis Sheldon and other men? Assaulting children and then murdering them in this doctor's office and filming all of it so like this shit was happening all over the state of Michigan and And with the police officers being involved in the North Fox cover up with all of these people, I mean, the files on Christopher Bush and North Fox Island were lost in a flood at the FBI headquarters. The f**k does that tell you? That's crazy s**t. Oh yeah, two of the most important unsolved cases of all time with hundreds of victims and dozens of suspects. We lost all of it before we could convict anybody. But yeah, anyways, thank you guys for watching. I really hope you enjoyed today's video slash podcast. Be sure to follow the show on, uh, on YouTube. If you don't already subscribe, shout out to everybody watching on YouTube. Shout out to everybody listening. Um, if you want to watch that documentary that I produced about this whole case, we got some insane stuff and we visited North Fox Island. It was the hardest location I've ever tried to film, but that is on my YouTube channel. Now the paranormal files, uh, Thank you guys. Stay safe out there and let me know your theories. If you're listening to this podcast on some sort of a streaming platform, head over to YouTube and type out your theories in the comments because I want to know what you guys think happened here. Let's have a discussion in the comment section. But yeah, I'm going to get off here. Thank you guys so much and I'll catch you on the next one.