British Politics (Elite Sex Crimes)

In France, S&M is reffered to as the English vice.

Presidio

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Tmt6g0bCeTA&t=5s

https://youtu.be/oZCZA-YVB34

Franklin Scandle

The Delta Project

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https://youtu.be/Fm7rrfB8Nq0

https://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-12870231/Congressional-staffer-gay-porn-senate-hearing-room.html

https://youtu.be/qTq-rkNcZGY?si=Bu5ep3CVRHYSaa_B

Michael Rossi was John Wayne Gacy's murder accomplice, who Gacy told investigators about when he got caught, and who was arrested in Gacy victim, John Szyc's car after having stolen fuel from a gas station. Szyc's signature had been forged on the car's title, signing it over to Gacy, who gave it to Rossi. Rossi admitted to forging the signature, but was never prosecuted, either for that or for assisting Gacy in burying bodies. There is a rumor that when Michael Rossi was being questioned for the first time, his mother came into the station and demanded he be let go, because he was the grandson of famous Chicago politician, Vito Marzullo, an ally of the powerful political boss, Mayor Richard J. Daley; or there was an attempt to cover up police incompetence; or they were trying to cover up Chicago's market for young male prostitutes, which any prosecution against Gacy's accomplices would have exposed. John David Norman wad a nationwide male sex trafficking ring, which was centred in Chicago at the time of John Wayne Gacy's crime spree. Gacy and his PDM contractors had connections to Norman thought their mutual employee, Philip Paske. John Wayne Gacy picked up most of his victims in the New Town, Bughouse square and Lincoln Park areas of Chicago, all well known spots for underage male prostitution. However, during Gacy's trial, prosecutors routinely retconned the boys Gacy picked up as hitchhikers or men who had solicited a ride from him.

Gacy was a striver, and had connections in local politics and multiple Chicago civil organizations; he paid a thousand dollars to join the presidents club, and have dinner with Jimmy Carter, although he ended up having dinner with the first lady instead.

After Gacy was arrested, he and his lawyers filed a household inventory, a list of everything in his house, with the Cook County courthouse. Among the items listed were sets of files containing blackmail material about sports figures, politicians and celebrities. Strangely, these files were never entered into evidence, and there's no record of where they ended up after Gacy's arrest. It isn't out of the real of possibility that he had sold some of the tapes of underage gay porn he made to rich and powerful people.

Anne Heche

Anne Heche was an American actress known for her roles across a variety of genres in film, television, and theater. She began her career in 1987 acting on the NBC soap opera Another World and received a daytime Emmy award for her portrayal of the twins Vicky Hudson and Marley Love on the show. Her profile rose significantly in 1997, the same year she started dating Ellen Degenerous with roles in high-profile films like Donnie Brasco, where she starred next to Alpuccino and Johnny Depp, and 6 Days, Seven Nights, 67, where she co-starred next to Han Solo himself, Harrison Ford. The early years of Anne's life were, to say the least, incredibly traumatic. In multiple interviews, she revealed that her father repeatedly essayed her, starting when she was an infant and continuing until she was 12. When she was 13, her father passed away from complications related to AIDS at the age of 45. In interviews from after his passing, Anne claimed that her father had contracted HIV after having affairs with multiple male partners. When she was followed up and asked why her father, who was a closeted man, would take any interest in her being a young girl, she said that her father was a deviant. She says, quote, "My belief was that my father was gay and he had to cover it up. I think he was abusive. The more he couldn't be who he was, the more that came out of him in the ways that it did." Just 3 months after her father's death, her 18-year-old brother Nathan died in a car crash. The official ruling was that he fell asleep at the wheel and hit a tree, but Anne believed that this was an intentional way out that Nathan chose for himself. In her 2001 interview with Barbara Walters from ABC's 2020, Hesh opened up about how what she endured in her childhood led her to believe that she was two completely different people living in the same body. I had a fantasy world that I escaped to. I called my other personality Celestia. I believed I was from that world. I believed I was from another planet. I think I was insane.'' 

First break - On August 19th, 2000, the day after her breakup with Ellen, Hesh had one of those moments of madness that she talked about. Hesh drove on Interstate 5 from Los Angeles to Sanwaqin Valley, exiting where she later said she had been told to go. She ended up in Cantoua Creek, a rural area in western Fresno County. Hesh left her vehicle at the side of the road and wearing only a bra and shorts, walked one and a half miles in extremely hot weather without water before feeling dehydrated and knocking on the door of a ranch house. The homeowner recognized Hesh from 6 Days, Seven Nights and was astonished that a celebrity would show up at her in the middle of nowhere location. After drinking a significant amount of water, Hesh took off her Nikes and said that she needed to take a shower. MPs, the owner of the ranch house, assumed that Hesh had been sober, but Hesh later revealed that she had taken Ecstasy. After taking a shower, Hesh entered the living room, asked for a pair of slippers, and suggested that they should watch a movie. After about half an hour, Campy's contacted the Fresno County Sheriff's Department. Again, polling from her 2020 interview, Hesh says, quote, "I was told to go to a place where I would meet a spaceship. I was told in order to get on the spaceship that I would have to take a hit of ecstasy." Resno was the culmination of a journey and a world that I thought I needed to escape to in order to find love. The following year in 2001, Hesh released a book about her struggles with mental health titled Call Me Crazy. And the cover is the same picture that they used on her grave site. The one where she's covering one of her eyes, which is very strange that this is the picture they chose to put on her tomb. Obviously, this is probably nothing, right? I mean, just a normal book cover. And the pose that she's in is completely normal and natural. I always hold my hand up to my nasal bridge. If we are entertaining the idea that this is symbolism though, this would have gone completely unnoticed by the vast majority of people in 2001. But it's been 25 years since then. And now people look back at this with a much more skeptical lens. Because as we all know by now, the most evil industry in the country is politics, followed closely by Hollywood. 

Second break - At the time of her passing, Hesh was working on a project called Girl in Room 13, a television movie that premiered on Lifetime about trafficking. The movie is about an opioid addicted girl who is held captive in a motel room by her former detail as he tries to force her to work for him. In order to go forward with this plan, the dealer attempts to break the girl's resolve by using combinations of drugs, alcohol, and starvation. The fact that she passed away while working on this movie, combined with her previous mental health struggles and her relationship with Ellen, who in recent times has gained the nickname of Hollywood's most prolific talk show host, definitely raised some eyebrows. The film's Wikipedia page reads, "The film has played a role in conspiracy theories that arose after Hesh's accidental death, falsely claiming that the film was about Epstein's ring and that Hesh's car accident was actually an assassination by figures involved in the ring, who wanted to silence her." 

Durinf the filming of this movie, Hesh caused a sequence of three motor vehicle collisions in the Marv Vista neighborhood of Los Angeles, with the third being the most severe. The first, she struck a garage causing minor damages, and she was caught on video speeding off from the scene and nearly hitting a pedestrian. The second was a hidden run where she hit a Jaguar. The driver of the Jaguar was uninjured. In a subsequent video again shows Anne speeding down an alleyway and nearly hitting another pedestrian. In the final crash, Hetch ran into a house, destroying the wall and embedding the vehicle 30 ft into the building with her trapped inside. And this is where it gets pretty strange. First of all, it's obvious here that Anne's erratic behavior is clearly the result of her believing that someone was following her for whatever reason, right? Probably with the intention of silencing her. Online, you can come across a variety of sources that claim Hesh had received multiple warnings from people high up in Hollywood telling her to stop working on the film. And of course, I can't confirm this, but it is very odd timing that after decades of stability and complete normaly, she just lost her mind again suddenly for no reason. I guess what you're supposed to assume here is that the film she was working on brought back some underlying trauma to the surface and she just snapped. And maybe that's what happened, but it just really doesn't feel like that to me. And the police response to this accident makes it a whole lot stranger. Obviously, I'm not making any claims here, but it does seem fishy. The crash occurred at around 10:55 or 10:56 a.m. At 11:01, first responders show up, and within seconds, dispatchers radio a report that there was a single person trapped in the car. NBC Los Angeles quotes the dispatcher as saying, "There is a person stuck inside the vehicle." Paramedics were directed immediately to treat a woman firefighters found inside the home, but it became quickly apparent that that was the person who lived there. and she had no major injuries. The article quotes LFD Deputy Chief Richard Fields as saying, quote, "The patient that was identified initially was the person that was in the home." Does that not sound to you like a mixup that would be cleared up almost immediately? I understand that the smoke would be obscuring the vision of the firefighters, but wouldn't you just ask the resident of the home if they're the resident of the home or if they were driving the vehicle? And even if you don't do that for whatever reason, there's a house and there's a car and the car is in the house. So wouldn't you operate under the assumption that there's two people involved? At least even if there's not, it's better safe than sorry. But nevertheless, nearly 20 minutes later at 11:18 a.m., one of the firefighters working on the fire radioed that there wasn't anyone else inside. And a firefighter at the scene said, "We do have no patience at this time." This is 17 minutes after first responders arrived at the scene at this point. And the firefighter is saying that they have no patients at the scene, which is just objectively wrong whether he's talking about patients that have already been retrieved or not because they have a patient already being treated. This is clearly a major miscommunication to say the least because it sounds like this guy is saying that there are no patients at the scene at all. Which who drove the car into the house? Did it get there by itself? So, it's been over 20 minutes and is still trapped in this car and some firefighters at the scene aren't even looking for her at all. She is stuck inside this burning car inhaling smoke and help is just outside, but they're not even looking for her. 4 minutes later, at 11:22 a.m., after overlapping radio messages from firefighters inside, one of the incident commanders began to ask again about the driver. He's quoted as asking over the radio, "Let me clear this up." "So, you do have a patient in the car." At 11:25 a.m., a firefighter speaking through an oxygen mask replied and said he had found the driver. We have identified one patient, inaccessible at this time. He's pushed up against the floorboard. The driver was, of course, Anne, who they had mistook for a man because she had her hair cut short at the time, and the smoke was obscuring the vision. Finally, at around 11:50, Anne was finally removed from the car after being trapped inside for nearly an hour. Despite the circumstances, when she was removed from the car, Anne was still conscious and talking at this point, which is pretty miraculous. But that makes a video from the scene so much more disturbing. Helicopter footage shows Anne being loaded into the back of an ambulance after being removed from the crash site by the LAD. And it looks like she's being transported in a body bag, which she flails and rips herself out of. Of course, the implication here is that this woman, who is clearly alive and conscious, is not going to the hospital to receive treatment. She's being shipped off straight to the morg. Now, I'm not a firefighter or a paramedic, so I'm not going to try to offer up some sort of explanation here. Maybe there's a reasonable one. I don't know. I don't know any of their procedures or how they do things. But to me, my untrained eye, it does look like a body bag. And if nothing else, this is a very atypical way to load someone into the back of an ambulance. Paramedics transferred Anne to Ronald Reagan UCLA Medical Center in critical condition, and she was later transferred to Grossman Burn Center at West Hills Hospital. Initial reporting from the following days, August 6th and 7th, seemed optimistic, and Anne's ex-boyfriend, Thomas Jane, even made a statement to the Daily Mail, saying that she was stable and expected to pull through. However, following reports from only the next day on August 8th, say that Anne is in critical condition and not expected to survive, citing a severe enoxic brain injury causing her to slip into a coma. The same day, LAPD obtained a warrant for a blood test. On August 11th, multiple outlets reported that narcotics were found in her system. And the next day, on the 12th, she was declared brain dead. And on the 14th, was taken off life support. That is a really weird and rapid turn of events there. In only 24 hours, she went from stable and expected to pull through to critical condition and a massive brain injury. When you pair that with the miscommunication between the first responders where for whatever reason there was a period of time they weren't even looking for her at all at the scene and then the helicopter footage on top of that. It's not hard to see why this seems very suspicious to a lot of people. It had been over 20 years since her last incident following her breakup with Ellen. And in that time, Anne continued her career, had several other relationships before meeting her husband, had two children, and overall seemed to have gotten her life back on track. It seemed like she had put herself in a really good and stable position despite all her previous struggles. And then one day, she just randomly snapped. You may have noticed that red wig that she was holding in the photo that I showed earlier, and she bought that photo the same day and wore it throughout this entire chain of events. The owner of the salon that Anne bought the wig from, seems to agree that she seemed completely normal. In an interview with the LA Times, celebrity hair and makeup artist Richard Glass, who owns Glass Hair Design, said that Hesh wasn't speaking in cursive when she stopped at his salon around 10:35, just about 30 minutes before her fatal crash. Glass says that speaking in cursive is how he describes a person who's under the influence. So, to him, Anne seemed soberminded. And he even said that the exchange was brief but pleasant. Putting all these pieces together, I think it's very obvious that for whatever reason, Anne Hesh was in fear for her life and was looking to disguise herself and flee. The two obvious conclusions that you can land at are that she lost her mind, started acting erratically, and caused an accident that unfortunately led to her untimely demise. And the miscommunications in the response are just that. or she wasn't crazy and she was actually fleeing from a very real threat and her being left in that car for over an hour and removed in what looks to be a body bag are just a couple of elements of a much bigger cover up or loose end that needed to be tied. It's up to you to decide where you stand on that, but I will mention that the CIA does have technology to hack modern cars and interfere with the electronics inside of them, just like the one Anne Hatch was driving. And of course, modern cars are essentially computers on wheels. They're much different than older cars from the early 2000s or late '9s. There are a ton of electronics that assist in everything from steering, braking, acceleration, and way more. I'm not saying that this is what happened obviously, but I am saying that if someone near the top of the totem pole in Hollywood with close ties to government agencies or people with a lot of pole on the world stage wanted to silence someone and get rid of them, this would be the most optimal way to do it. Again, crazy conspiracy, you know, completely unconfirmed. But if we're entertaining the idea and just playing around with it, a person with enough resources to make that happen would definitely be able to pull some strings among first responders. And it wouldn't even have to be too crazy if you just know one person in the right position, you know, high up in the LAD or whatever. Just cause a little bit of confusion among the first responders. Cause a little miscommunication at the scene. Make her stay in that car for a little bit longer and then we can just sweep it all under the rug. Obviously, that is not the official story and that's not what happened. Okay? I want to make that abundantly clear. I'm not making that claim, but it is an interesting line of thinking.

Britney Spears

Michael Jackson