• Four deaths remain unresolved - Democrats Rep. Adam Schiff & Gay Perver

    From Ed Buck & Kamala Harris@21:1/5 to All on Sat Oct 2 02:43:55 2021
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    WEHO Times (West Hollywood Times) broke the story of the death
    of a 26 year old Texas man at the home of Ed Buck, a politically
    influential West Hollywood resident. Buck who rattled the nerves
    of Sex Workers with piles of cash, illicit drugs and involuntary
    injections of methamhetamine. It seems that all the deep state
    Democrats are all politically and criminally tied at the hip.

    Unmasking The Ed Buck They Thought They Knew

    In the week of news outlets across the globe picked up a story
    WEHO TIMES broke last Monday about the death of a 26-year-old
    Texas man at the home of a politically influential West
    Hollywood resident Ed Buck. A disturbing picture began emerging
    of a man who evidence suggests is equally comfortable mingling
    among America’s uppermost-echelon citizenry, as he is rattling
    the nerves of sex workers by way of alleged coercion, heaps of
    cash, piles of illicit drugs and involuntary injections of
    methamphetamine.

    A growing mountain of evidence obtained by WEHO TIMES, including
    multiple eyewitness accounts, smartphone images, background
    interviews, on-the-record interviews, court documents, hospital
    bills and text messages reveal a pattern of criminal behavior
    that describes Ed Buck as a man with a history of allegations
    that he pays young, good-looking African American men anywhere
    from $500-$3500 to inject, smoke and otherwise ingest
    potentially fatal doses of crystal methamphetamine and GHB
    during allegedly paid sexual encounters.


    Ed Buck at Home, Photographed by Damar Love

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    has been retyped for legibility. On an iPhone or Android
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    The three people killed in that accident were three people who
    would have had the information to tie the 19 people (including
    AS) to a meeting at The Standard in Weho (if that’s where it
    happened) AS WELL as to the pedo trafficking.

    Why were Tena (Newport Beach), Watzman (Santa Monico), and
    Reichelt (Miami) all together on a flight to Catalina island?
    They exist on completely different social levels but are all
    connected.

    Watzman: GM (General Manger) of the Standard Hotel in WeHo (West
    Holywood)
    Reichelt: Regional finance director for the Standard
    International (Owner of Standard Hotels chain)
    Pepe Tena: CEO of Ferrago Group, investors in Standard Hotels
    (Connected with Andre Bazaas)

    Who was in a position to ask (or demand) those three come to
    Avaton? Who could have asked Pepe to Fly them out or otherwise
    arranged that?

    That person is the one who set them up to be taken out. What if
    is was a certain congressman?

    What is [AS] attempting right now?
    Favor repaid.

    What favor did AS get? Roundup of pedos in California
    (500+arrrests). Schiffs name kept out of it.

    Favor repaid. Schiff does everything he can to keep the memo
    from being released and obfuscate the meaning of what is in the
    memo. Each is having crimes covered up.

    Who could cover up Schiff’s pedo involvement in CA?
    The FBI/DOJ
    This ties all together.On Tucker Carlson through Fox News, “Last
    year, the Director of National Intelligence released a
    definitive report on Russian propaganda efforts in this country.
    The main focus of that report was the Russian cable channel RT
    America, which is funded and controlled by the Putin government.
    In the words of our intelligence community, RT engages in “Anti-
    US messaging likely aimed at undermining viewers trust in US
    Democratic procedures.” Our government considers RT so dangerous
    that the channel has been forced to register as a foreign agent.
    RT employees who fail to register could face prison time. No
    outlet in this country has ever been forced to do that. RT is a
    sinister place; everybody says so.”

    “So who would go on a channel like that? One who’s sole agenda
    is to discredit and destroy the American experiment. Well, none
    other than Congressman Adam Schiff from Burbank, CA. The ranking
    Democrat on the House Intelligence Committee, the man leading
    the charge against the Vladimir Putins propaganda machine and
    yet Adam Schiff was a part of that machine.”

    Above was a real picture of Congressman Adam Schiff. Though his
    office refused to confirm it, we can assure you that is indeed
    Adam Schiff, the one and only, in our appearance that our
    producers reviewed.


    After a man was found dead inside the West Hollywood home of
    Democratic donor Ed Buck in 2017, authorities quickly had reason
    to believe the case was more complex than a drug overdose.

    Los Angeles County sheriff’s detectives found nearly two grams
    of methamphetamine, syringes and drug paraphernalia throughout
    the residence. The dead man, Gemmel Moore, had written diary
    entries in which he said Buck got him addicted to meth.

    In the weeks that followed, as activists from the black and
    LGBTQ communities contended that Buck was a dangerous predator,
    two more men came forward and told investigators Buck had pumped methamphetamine into their bodies against their will, court
    records show. A West Hollywood councilwoman said she, too, tried
    to urge the Los Angeles County district attorney’s office to
    take the stories seriously.

    But Buck was not arrested until this month, when local
    prosecutors charged him with operating a drug den. Two days
    later, federal prosecutors accused Buck of providing the drugs
    that led to Moore’s overdose, charging him in connection with
    Moore’s death more than a year after the district attorney’s
    offic declined to do so.

    The new revelations have added to questions about why it took so
    long to build a case against Buck. Community activists and
    Moore’s family have been particularly critical of Los Angeles
    County Dist. Atty. Jackie Lacey for not prosecuting Buck in the
    wake of the first death and have questioned the efforts of
    sheriff’s investigators.

    In the time between Moore’s death and Buck’s arrest, a second
    man died of a drug overdose in his apartment, and authorities
    say a third nearly died of an overdose before escaping to a gas
    station and calling 911.

    At least eight other men alleged to authorities that Buck
    provided them with drugs in exchange for participating in his
    drug-fueled sexual fetishes. Several claimed Buck injected them
    while they were sleeping, and two described incidents that
    amounted to allegations of sexual misconduct.

    In an email, district attorney’s office spokesman Greg Risling
    said the agency “is legally and ethically required and committed
    to only bring charges that have sufficient, admissible evidence
    to convince an objective jury of a defendant’s guilt beyond a
    reasonable doubt.”

    He declined a Times request for an interview and did not respond
    to a list of questions about the office’s decision not to charge
    Buck with lesser drug crimes or whether it had evaluated the
    sexual misconduct allegations.

    Buck’s attorney, Seymour Amster, declined to discuss the case.
    The sheriff’s department also declined to comment.

    Evidentiary issues appear to have plagued the original case
    against Buck. In a document filed when the district attorney’s
    declined to file charges in 2018, prosecutors listed
    insufficient evidence and an “inadmissible search and seizure”
    among the reasons not to prosecute Buck. Law enforcement leaders
    have never explained what, if any, illegal conduct was committed
    during the initial search of Buck’s home.

    Lacey has said hearsay rules would have prevented prosecutors
    from using Moore’s journal against Buck. Legal experts suggested
    the same might have barred the testimony of his mother, LaTisha
    Nixon, who said Moore claimed Buck forced him to use meth.

    Court records suggest that local prosecutors who declined to
    charge Buck in 2018 reviewed the same principal evidence that
    federal prosecutors did this year, though Risling said the
    charge connected to Moore’s death that was levied by federal
    prosecutors does not exist under California law.

    While that is true, experts said Lacey’s office could have
    considered an involuntary manslaughter charge under state law.
    The likely explanation is that the federal charge carries a much
    stiffer penalty, said Laurie Levenson, a Loyola law school
    professor and former federal prosecutor who reviewed the
    affidavit filed in support of federal charges.

    Buck would have faced a maximum of four years in prison if
    convicted of involuntary manslaughter in state court. He would
    serve a minimum of 20 years in prison if convicted of the
    federal charge.

    Levenson said that the district attorney’s office probably could
    have charged Buck with a drug offense much sooner than it did.

    “After two deaths … I don’t think there’s any doubt that there
    was probably a time before this week for them to go forward on
    these charges,” she said.

    Levenson also said the additional witnesses probably were
    critical to the decision to charge Buck. Establishing a pattern
    of dangerous behavior would go a long way to short-circuiting
    his defense, she said.

    “The prosecutors were anticipating the defense in Moore’s case
    to be ‘It was an accident.’ You don’t have an accident 10 times,
    so the pattern is key,” Levenson said. “Even though the facts
    haven’t changed, how you perceive them does.”

    Ed Buck taken into custody in West Hollywood
    Democratic donor Ed Buck is taken into custody in West Hollywood.

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    Federal prosecutors became involved in the case in June, after
    it was referred to their attention by a sheriff’s deputy working
    on a federal drug task force, said Thom Mrozek, a spokesman for
    the U.S. attorney’s office in Los Angeles. The federal case is
    expected to proceed to trial first.

    While state and federal agencies said they collaborated on the
    case, law enforcement sources previously told The Times that
    there was a debate over which jurisdiction to charge Buck in.
    One source described the situation as a “fight.”

    It is unclear why the district attorney’s office did not act on
    the drug-related accusations described in the federal complaint,
    though the court documents do not list specific dates and times
    of those incidents, meaning they could have been beyond a
    statute of limitations or difficult to corroborate.

    The charges brought by the district attorney’s office this month
    are focused on a single victim, identified only as “Joe Doe.”
    The man, who spoke to The Times last week, said he had been
    homeless until he moved into Buck’s residence in late July.

    According to the federal complaint, he lived with Buck for
    nearly five weeks, using drugs or having sex almost daily. After
    fleeing from Buck earlier this month, the man landed back on the
    street. The man declined to discuss his relationship with Buck.

    Activists and attorneys involved in the case said the sheer
    volume of allegations in the federal complaint suggest Buck
    should have been arrested earlier.

    “There were numerous Joe Does, and over two years, our team
    worked together to bring seven or eight Joe Does to the county.
    The county interviewed them,” said Hussain Turk, an attorney
    representing Nixon. “During these interviews, they each told
    their stories about how they were forced to ingest or forcibly
    injected with crystal methamphetamine at lethal doses, sometimes
    while they were passed out, not even conscious.”

    West Hollywood Mayor Pro Tem Lindsey Horvath said she tried to
    encourage the district attorney to allow potential witnesses to
    speak with immunity from prosecution from other potential
    crimes, such as drug use or prostitution, in the wake of Moore’s
    death, but her calls to Lacey’s office were not returned.
    Horvath said she was able to speak to Lacey only after a second
    man, 55-year-old Timothy Dean, died in Buck’s apartment in
    January.

    Attorney Nana Gyamfi, who represents some of the witnesses, said
    investigators expressed doubt about the men’s stories because
    they were sex workers.

    “It was like they kept trying to disprove their own case,” she
    said.

    Risling said “witness credibility” was among the issues that
    weighed on prosecutors when they declined to charge Buck in
    2018, but he did not elaborate.

    Nixon has repeatedly said authorities seemed uninterested in her
    son’s case, rarely contacting her during the investigation into
    his death. Nixon said she received one phone call from a
    sheriff’s detective last year — to tell her about the decision
    not to charge Buck.

    She heard from county officials at least once more: when the
    coroner’s office sent her a bill for removing her son’s body
    from Buck’s home.

    “I was going to pay it at first, but I thought about it and I
    said, why would I pay for someone murdering my son?” she asked.

    Under California law, coroner’s offices can charge fees for the
    “transportation and storage of decedents.” Sarah Ardalani, a
    spokeswoman for the Los Angeles County coroner’s office, said
    the agency makes exceptions in the case of homicides, the deaths
    of military veterans and victims under 14, or if the family
    requests a fee waiver because of financial hardship. Moore’s
    death had been ruled accidental at the time, and Nixon did not
    apply for a fee waiver, Ardalani said.

    Some have suggested that Buck’s status as a wealthy Democratic
    donor may have insulated him from prosecution at first. Buck,
    who first gained prominence as a registered Republican in
    Arizona, had contributed more than $500,000 to progressive
    causes in the last decade and supported candidates for the West
    Hollywood City Council, Los Angeles Unified School District
    board and the reelection campaign of Mayor Eric Garcetti.

    But his donations to the campaigns of the law enforcement
    leaders tasked with pursuing him were small. Records show Buck
    donated $100 to Lacey in 2012. He never donated to the campaigns
    of former Sheriff Jim McDonnell or Sheriff Alex Villanueva,
    county records show.

    Levenson said there were also other hurdles to charging Buck
    with Moore’s death.

    “To be fair to Lacey’s people, there are some interesting
    causation issues, at least with the Moore case,” she said. “How
    were they going to prove it was Buck’s meth? How were they going
    to prove that Buck forced Moore to do this? Those are all
    legitimate questions.”

    It remains unclear if Buck could face additional charges. Lacey
    has said he remains a “suspect” in Moore’s and Dean’s deaths.

    Nixon said she is frustrated that it took a two-year saga to
    charge Buck but hopes federal authorities can finally succeed
    where others failed.

    “I think they initially didn’t care. Think about it,” she said.
    “The black, gay community, a lot of people don’t care about
    them. I honestly think that’s why it took them so long.” Nixon
    said.

    Times researcher Maloy Moore contributed to this report.

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