Brothel owner murdered Harvey Jones

• Neddy Smith: Notorious Sydney gangster linked to several underworld murders during the 1980s. Smith was convicted of (and confessed to) 2 murders, that of Harvey Jones and the other of a tow truck driver.

Harvey Jones Brothel Owner was found murdered 15 July 1983 

1982 Bombing Michael Drury assisting with inquiries.

Scorpion Ritual 

23 December was when I had Kero bombs at home.  It is part of the Jewish connection.

They say Roger Rogerson always has a Ford Falcon around.

Falcon is a bird.

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Operaton Forbearance - Police issue new images

10 December 2012

NSW Police Force

New South Wales Police Force and the Australian Federal Police investigating the 1982 bombings of the Israeli Consulate in Sydney and the Hakoah Club at Bondi have released new images of a woman and two cars believed to have been involved in the bombings.

Detective Chief Superintendent Wayne Gordon, Commander of the Anti Terrorism and Security Group, Counter Terrorism and Special Tactics Command said the investigation has now progressed to the point where police believe a number of cars were involved and the gas cylinders used were taken from the NSW State Rail Authority.

”We have been able to now link a number plate from a 1970 Green Ford Falcon sedan which was stolen from Kogarah on the 20 December 1982 to the car containing the explosive device which detonated at the Hakoah Club at Bondi.”

”We have also been able to ascertain that a woman was also involved along with the two men in the purchase of the 1970 Green Valiant sedan which was used to place the improvised explosive device used at the Hakoah Club, Bondi. Police have been able to link these three suspects using a vehicle similar to a silver 1979 Chrysler station wagon to travel to the caryard at Parramatta Road at Burwood, where they purchased the 1970 Green Valiant sedan.”

”These discoveries are key pieces of the jigsaw which is now starting to come together,” Detective Chief Superintendent Gordon said.

The other main piece of information is the confirmation that the gas cylinders used as part of the explosive device came from the State Rail Authority at the time.

“The gas cylinders formed part of the improvised explosive device which along with the detonation components were placed in the boot of the Valiant, driven to the carpark of the Hakoah Club at Bondi and detonated just before 6.45pm on the 23 December 1982.”

“I can only repeat that it was luck more than anything else that no one was killed in these bombings, and while it is almost 30 years ago we know there are people out there living with the knowledge or guilt of these crimes.”

”We are applying modern technology and techniques to a historical crime and we are progressing confidently,” Detective Chief Superintendent Gordon said.

Former highly distinguished NSW Police Detective Inspector Michael Drury, now the Director, Ethical Standards and Customer Service, RailCorp, is assisting Operation Forbearance investigators.

“This was an attack meant to cause to the utmost damaged and one which RailCorp is keen to assist with.”

“If the gas cylinders used came from here 30 years ago then we will do whatever we can to identify those who involved in taking them,” Michael Drury said.

Australian Federal Police Acting Assistant Commissioner for Counter Terrorism, David Stewart, said the Australian Federal Police continued to actively contribute to the investigation.

“This cold case investigation by the Joint Counter Terrorism Team Sydney indicates that modern technology and methodologies can be applied retrospectively. Evolving capabilities are allowing criminal activity, including terrorism, to be examined thoroughly, even decades after it occurs.”

“We encourage members of the general public who may have information to assist law enforcement agencies investigating this matter,” Acting Assistant Commissioner Stewart said.

Police believe there are still people in the community who know those responsible for these bombings.

Detective Chief Superintendent Wayne Gordon added that investigators from Operation Forbearance want to hear from any member of the public who can provide information about these bombings, no matter how insignificant they think that information might be.

“If any member of the public knows these two men or the woman whose image we have just issued, or for that matter the cars involved please call Crime Stoppers on 1800 333 000.”

For media enquiries please contact:

Kevin Daley

New South Wales Police Media Unit

02 8263 6100

Israeli Consulate and Hakoah Club Bombings - Fact Sheet

• About 2.00pm, 23 December 1982, the office of the Israeli Consulate General, 100 William Street, Sydney, was the target of an explosive device which had been placed within the stairwell of the premises adjacent to Consulate fire exit door.
• Two (2) people were injured as a result of the blast and significant damage was occasioned to the building.
• About 6.45pm, 23 December 1982, the car park of the Hakoah Club, 61-67 Hall Street, Bondi, was the target of a second explosive device.
• This device was located within the boot of a Valiant sedan that failed to detonate properly which resulted in the timing device being blown clear.
• The gas cylinders used in the improvised explosive device at the Hakoah Club had been sourced from the State Rail Authority (NSW).
• No one was directly injured as a result of this explosion however, significant damage was caused to the vehicle in which the explosive device was placed and at least two (2) other vehicles sustained significant damage.
• At the time of this explosion there were a large number of people within the Hakoah Club.
• Evidence was later given that the placement of this explosive device was designed to collapse this building.
• The evidence police collected from the crime scene leads us to believe that the placement of this explosive device was designed to collapse this building and in doing so kill or seriously injure many people.
• Investigations at the time resulted in a 31-year-old man being arrested and charged in relation to his alleged involvement in the explosion at the Hakoah club.
• The Prosecution resulted in the person going before the court however charges were later withdrawn by the NSW Attorney General.
• At the time the investigation linked these attacks to the international terrorist organisation, known as May 15.
• The Valiant sedan used in the Hakoah Club had been purchased from a car yard on Parramatta Road, Burwood.
• The Valiant had been purchased through a series of negotiations and transactions by 2 males and 1 female. These suspects have been linked to using a vehicle that is similar to 1979 silver Chrysler station wagon.
• The registration plates attached to this Valiant sedan at the time of the explosion had been previously taken from 1970 green Ford sedan which had been stolen from Kogarah on 20 December 1982.

Police will release the NEW following images:

• Penri image of the female suspect (circa 1982)
• Image of 1979 Chrysler station wagon
• Image of green 1970 Ford Falcon sedan
• Images of the components of the IED at the Hakoah Club (i.e. 2 x gas cylinders)

 

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Lyndon Johnson the links to alleged Mafia

Judyth Baker reports

14 hours ago

Ed Haslam and Chauncey Holt are two sources mentioning Mafia figures such as Lansky, but we must remember that LBJ was going to be INDICTED for accepting BRIBES from the MAFIA. The same day JFK was killed, a committee was obtaining testimony that would put him behind bars. There is no doubt LBJ was close to the action. A careful analysis of photos shows LBJ DUCKED AS THEY ROUNDED THE CORNER INTO DEALEY PLAZA. He was on a Walkie-Talkie. After the assassination , he leaves Parkland Hospital without any protection -- even though it 'might' have been a Cuban or USSR attack on America, and after he reaches Air Force One, he sits in that plane in the open, on the tarmac, as they wait for a local judge to swear him in, instead of taking off. Taking off in the former President's plane was an acquisition of the plane as his 'right' but also shows LBJ KNEW that plane was NOT going to be attacked. There is NO CONFLICT with a mobster such as Lansky carrying out what his people AND what LBJ and the CIA wanted, though there could have been other hitmen, such as CIA snipers with silencers doing their part. CIA even admitted using the Mafia (at last!) a few years ago in their attempts to kill Castro. LBJ called the combination of the Mafia and CIA 'a damned Murder, Inc." LBJ died consumed with paranoia and guilt. His psychiatrist was paid a huge sum to keep it all a secret. (photo: despite rumors that he was emotionally upset, here, with Air Force One in the air, LBJ and his aides settle in, with snacks and drinks, taking care of business. At the same time, Jackie Kennedy and JFK's former aides kept a mournful watch over the casket. Everyone except Jackie drank too much. Their world had collapsed. There is not a trace of genuine concern shown by LBJ for them: his first phone call as Kennedy lay dying was to his stock broker, while he was still at Parkland Hospital, ordering him to sell off Ladybird's "goddamned Halliburton stock" indicating that his first thoughts were to make sure he would not seem to make any money when he led the nation into the Vietnam War.
Those who think LBJ was not involved in any way need to look at how the Warren Commission was created, who was on the Commission, and why the Commission was ordered to only look into Lee Harvey oswald as the killer.

Police officer Colin Winchester unsolved murder links to Donald Mackay Unsolved murder

Seville 1981-83

In a bizarre and possibly unlawful episode, Australian Federal Police (AFP) and NSW police sanctioned a cannabis plantation at Bungendore, NSW, in 1981. The aim of AFP Superintendent Colin Winchester was apparently to get information on senior 'Ndranghetisti and on the still-unsolved Mackay murder. In March 1982, Gianfranco Tizzoni and Antonio (Tony) Barbaro (b. Plati, Calabria, 25.3.44) took 97 kilograms of marijuana from the Bungendore crop to Melbourne. Winchester advised the Victorian Drug Squad's Sergeant John Weel, and he arrested them. By 1983 every man and his dog seemed to be 'ripping-off' (stealing) the cannabis and Seville was cancelled. In Operation Songbird, later Trio, Tizzoni gradually gave Victorian police details of the murders of Mackay and the Wilsons.

http://netk.net.au/Whitton/TBV16.asp

Drury Coincidence to Donald Mackay

Police Officer Mike Drury
The name for the building changed from Summit Flats to Drury House.

Donald Mackay link to Police Officer Mike Drury linked to 1973

Mackay 1973-77

It perhaps says something that in practical terms one of the more successful investigators of 'Ndrangheta drug activities was the proprietor of a small furniture business in Griffith, Donald Mackay. He began urging action on drug activities in the Griffith area in 1973. Concerning Judge Newton's sentences on cannabis producers in May 1974, Bottom (1988, p. 18) reports that Mackay complained that young persons charged by local police with smoking marijuana had got heavier fines and sometimes imprisonment. Mackay's wife, Barbara, wrote to the Police and Justice Minister in the Askin Government, John Maddison, to say that the contrast in sentencing was 'alarming', but Maddison appears to have thought Newton's sentences were about right; he did not seek heavier sentences in the Appeal Court.

Mackay got a tip in 1975 about a major cannabis plantation in the vicinity of Coleambally, 60 kilometres south of Griffith. He did not inform Griffith detectives, three of whom later went to prison for corruption, but went to Sydney and helped organise a raid by selected Drug Squad detectives, including Ron Jenkins and Michael Drury, the same Drury who was shot nine years later to prevent him giving evidence against a Melbourne drug-dealer. The detectives raided the plantation on Monday 10 November 1975. Its size, 31.5 acres, and value, then said to be worth $80 million [$306.4 million at 1993 rates] wholesale, were stunning; in 1993, a single cannabis plant produced marijuana worth $2000 on the street. At the March 1977 trial of the five arrested at Coleambally, Judge Jack Newton permitted defence solicitors and barristers, over Detective Jenkins' objections, to peruse his notebook, which contained Mackay's name as the informant. Sentencing the four found guilty, Newton said it was very sad to see 'respectable' men growing cannabis for money, and recommended that they do the time (two got five years, two got two years) on prison farms.

The lack of concern evinced by Menzies and other politicians about 'Ndrangheta had a further effect soon after the Coleambally trial: it was decreed that Mackay was to get the white lupara(he was to be murdered and the body was not to be found). The police chief's friend, Trimbole, asked Tizzoni to procure an assassin. Through gunsmith George Joseph, Tizzoni hired Jim Bazley, a veteran soldier of the Melbourne dock wars of the early 1970s. A jury later found that Bazley murdered Mackay in Griffith on Friday 15 July 1977. The body was never found but there was enough blood and other evidence to indicate that Mackay had been shot. A Homicide officer, Joe Parrington, was in charge of the Mackay investigation, without success, for seven years.

http://netk.net.au/Whitton/TBV16.asp

• 1977, July 15 - Griffith businessman Donald Mackay disappears in a suspected Italian-Australian mafia assassination. Police find blood and bullet cartridges near Mr Mackay’s locked van in the car park of the Griffith hotel.
• 1979 - The Woodward Royal Commission finds Mr Mackay was murdered by a Griffith-based cell of the Calabrian`Ndrangheta mafia. The commission names six people - including mafia kingpin Robert Trimbole -  as influential members associated with the assassination of Mr Mackay.
• 1984 - A coronial inquest concludes that Mr Mackay died of willfully inflicted gunshot wounds. 
• 1986 - James Frederick Bazley is jailed for life for the murder of drug couriers and given nine years' jail for conspiring to murder Mr Mackay. He was released in 2001.
• 2001 - Barbara Mackay, the widow of Don Mackay, dies; never to know what really happened to her husband.
• 2012 - A $200,000 reward is offered for information leading to the remains of Mr Mackay.
• 2013 - Police excavate a property near Hay in a bid to find Mr Mackay's body. Nothing is found.

Malaysian Airlines flight Germany to Sydney 2004 Drug Bust

t was believed the oven was packed with ecstasy in Poland and flown from Germany to Sydney on a Malaysian Airlines flight on October 15. Customs said that hidden inside the walls and base were 62 boxes containing 115 kilograms of methylenedioxymethamphetamine, or ecstasy powder, and 705 kilograms of multi-coloured tablets with logos such as Armani, 007, Dolphin and MG.
http://www.smh.com.au/articles/2004/11/14/1100384429806.html?from=storylhs

JFK Presidential limo came to a full stop 33 witnesses

Richard Charnin  reports  http://richardcharnin.wordpress.com/.../jfk.../ The mathematical proof of Zapruder film alteration is based on an article by Vince Palamara: 59 Witnesses: Delay on Elm Street.

In addition, I have also included a summary and link to a groundbreaking article by Doug Horne which exposes the chain of custody and alterations to the film. Finally, there are links to videos of three experts who demonstrate their analysis which shows that the film was altered.

The Math Proof
Palamara shows that 33 (56%) of 59 eyewitnesses said the JFK presidential limo came to a FULL STOP, 13 said NEAR STOP and 13 had no opinion. The data was copied to the JFKCalc spreadsheet.

The Zapruder film does NOT show a FULL OR NEAR STOP.

Palamara’s article clearly indicates that 33 witnesses stated the Limo STOPPED (18), came to a STOP (9), or HALTED MOMENTARILY (6). View the spreadsheet.

What is the probability that ALL 33 witnesses who said the limo came to a FULL stop were mistaken? Let’s assume that P= 0.56 is the probability that the witness is correct based on the observed descriptive statistics. Then P= 1-.56 = 0.44 is the probability that the witness was mistaken.

The probability that ALL 33 witnesses would be mistaken is P= 0.44^33 = 0.000000000001714 or 1 in 583,527,967,610. That’s 1 in 583 BILLION!

https://docs.google.com/spreadsheet/ccc...