Protecting Philip Arthur Thompson - Philip Arthur Thompson was a hitman, weapons/drug trafficker and government informant suspected of participation on the Phoenix Program during the Vietnam war. Throughout his career he would be found guilty of numerous crimes and murders only to be bailed out or receive a light sentence. Journalist Cheri Seymour obtained records of a police interview with an FBI agent named Robert Barnes, where Barnes admitted that he had been Philip Thompson's Handler at the FBI during this period.
In 1972 Thompson was working for Richard Nixon's second successful presidential campaign, aka CREEP (Committee to Re Elect the President). That same year, Thompson would be charged with cheque fraud and the kidnapping and sexual assault of a 17 year old girl.
Later in 1975 he was charged with the murder of a gun trafficker called Ronald Winter.
In 1976 Thompson was incarcerated on charges that included assault with a deadly weapon, forgery, and receiving stolen goods.
Thompson staged separate prison escaped in 1978, during which he spent several months on the lamb, until police raided the apartment where he had been hiding out. Despite finding over $25,000 worth of stolen guns, oriental rugs, art objects and jewellery, no time was added to his sentence, and he was back on the street less then two years later.
In 1981, after a police stake out, Thompson would be arrested at a warehouse in San Francisco. The police found sketches, time tables and notes suggesting that Thompson had been surveying a branch of the Hibernia bank, paying particular attention to the timing of cash transfers. In interview with the wife of Thompson's partner in crime, John Abbot, police learned that pair had been planning to rob the bank to obtain seed money for a cocaine and gun smuggling scheme. They would use the stolen bank money to purchase weapons in the US, then smuggle the guns to right wing paramilitary groups in El Salvador, who would pay for the shipment in cocaine. Despite the cops catching Thompson, he would be granted bail almost immediately.
In 1980 Thompson and Abbott had been working semi-legitimate jobs as the managers of the Tower apartments in San Francisco according to Abbot these were among the cheapest rentals in San Francisco operated by a slumlord who hired Abbott Thompson and a third ex-convict named Michael Hennessy in the middle of a rent strike to collect back rent from tenants who had stopped paying. One of these tenants was a young aspiring actress named Valerie McDonald, who had recently graduated from the San Francisco art institute. According to McDonald's friends she was scared of the newly hired managers of her apartment building, which she described having been invited to a party in their apartment where she left quickly after seeing bowls of cocaine and ''satanistic activities''. The day she disappeared McDonald had been approached by Michael Hennessy, the third ex-convict co-managing the apartments who claimed to have an inn with a Dino De Laurentiis movie production in town. He said there was a part that McDonald could audition for and she would be paid $200 up front. The last people to see McDonald alive said that despite her reservations about her scary apartment managers, she had decided to go to the movie set with Hennessy, hoping for a break in her acting career. No one ever heard from McDonald again after that night. The accounts of what happened next come from police and private investigators who interviewed informants who knew Abbott, Thompson and Hennessey according to these informants the movie set turned out to be Thompson's Warehouse, where McDonald was chained to a bed and subjected to a horrifying 10 day ordeal. Her case would go cold for almost two decades until 2000, when a set of bones that had been found in 1991 just outside of Danville Washington were positively identified as Valerie McDonald's. Shortly after McDonald's disappearance Abbott Thompson and Michael Hennessy headed North to Trail British Columbia Thompson head back to San Francisco just hours after crossing the border, but Abbott and Hennessy would soon get into a shootout with Canadian police that left Hennessy dead and Abbott incarcerated for years. There's a route from San Francisco to Trail British Columbia that passes right by that rural section of Danville where McDonald's bones were found. When Abbot and Hennessy were searched they were found to be in possession of McDonald's jacket, her voter registration card, ID card and other property.
In 1982 Thompson was arrested in a separate crime the $187,000 robbery that $620,000 in $225 of a a Bay Area jewellery store with an accomplice named Willie Wisley it's worth noting that during an interrogation regarding the robbery Wisley told police that he had information about a woman believed murdered in the San Francisco Bay Area wisely ended up getting a life sentence for his involvement in the robbery Thompson walked allegedly because of FBI intervention in his case.
Later in 1982, Thompson would be implicated in yet another murder which would entangle him in the web of conspiracy described by journalist Danny Casolaro. A man named Paul Morasca was found in his own apartment his body covered with signs of torture, hog tied such that the movements of his body would ultimately bring about his strangulation. During inter interviews with police Mora's girlfriend said that Morasca spent the final days of his life terrified that he was being pursued by a supposed CIA Hitman named Jason Smith a name which police soon discovered was an alias for Philip Thompson in further interviews FBI agents told local cops investigating Morasca death that they had arranged for Thompson to get to know Morasca and his accomplice a man named Michael rones sudo because the FBI believes the men were running a multi-million dollar methamphetamine operation. The homicide detectives who investigated Mora's death had a different version the detectives said they had approached the FBI with evidence of crimes being committed by Thompson and others on the Cabazon band reservation but the feds just weren't interested. Later, Thompson would receive a life sentence with no parole for 18 years on kidnapping and robbery charges stemming from his hijacking of two UPS trucks by 1983 he was back in the California prison system. Apparently whatever protection Thompson was receiving from the FBI and CIA had ended.
Back in June of 1971 two young girls riding horses in a field near Placerville California had stumbled across the body of a 21-year-old woman named named Betty Cloer she'd been beaten sexually assaulted and shot three times the night before Cloer had gone out dancing with some friends and on the early morning drive home she met a man at a gas station who said he was heading to Lake Tahoe and offered to take her with him Cloer impulsively agreed and got in the man's car around 2: a.m. after driving in the direction of Lake Tahoe for less than an hour the man pulled into that Placerville field and brutalized Cloer before executing her despite having a description of the man from Cloer's roommate who had briefly seen him standing outside Cloer's apartment the case went cold for 30 years there was even speculation it might have been a zodiac crime the killer never took credit for until in 2003 DNA recovered from the clothing Cloer was wearing that night was entered into an offender database and a match came back for Philip Thompson. During the trial, a detective named Rick Fitzgerald took the stand and told jurors that Thompson had spent the 70s and 80s doing covert operations for the CIA: ''there are at least 8 to 10 other murders that we know of... there is in fact some information that suggests he was an operative who was given a lot of leeway.'' Thompson would be convicted for Cloer's murder and received a second life sentence, this time without parole it's believed that Thompson died behind bars in 2020 though this hasn't been officially confirmed.
Watts Writers Workshop Fire - In 1973, the FBI directed one of their informants, named Darthard Perry, to burn down a community theatre project in Oakland because it was associated with black radical groups like The Panthers.
Putting radical groups in compromising positions with black market fire arms was one of the FBI's favorite tactics for disrupting left wing groups during the 60s and 70s. Instead of trying to prevent extremist groups from arming themselves, the FBI would funnel illegal guns to them and then provoke violent confrontations between competing political factions, or between radicals and the police. Most famously, FBI agitation led to the shootout on the UCLA campus between the LA chapter of the Black Panthers and Ron Karenga's United Slaves Organization, which left Panthers John Huggins and Bunchy Carter dead; and the raid on Fred Hampton's apartment in search of illegal weapons that resulted in Hampton's assassination by Chicago police.
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Surveillance
Crushing Dissent
Scott Ritter - Anti Israel commentator and, former head inspector for the UN in the disarmerment of weapons of mass destruction from iraq. He knew that Iraq haad none becasue he personally went and checked in 1998. Ritter was offered millions by the Bush-Cheney crime families to say that there wer WOMD, but he refused.
The Obama administration killed U.S. citizen Anwar al-Awlaki in an extrajudicial drone strike in Yemen on September 30, 2011. Al-Awlaki, an alleged al-Qaeda leader, was targeted and killed by CIA/Joint Special Operations Command missiles, marking the first time a U.S. citizen was intentionally targeted by their government since the Civil War.
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Egypt prison complex, jailing for speaking against israel
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