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Thursday, March 20, 2025

'Ruthless Ruth' and The Photo That Shocked a Nation

Ruth Snyder (1895–1928) was an American housewife who became infamous for plotting the murder of her husband, Albert Snyder, with her lover, Henry Judd Gray. Unhappy in her marriage, she persuaded Gray to help kill Albert for insurance money. In 1927, they staged his death as a burglary, but their poorly planned crime quickly unraveled. Both were arrested, tried, and convicted. Snyder’s execution in the electric chair at Sing Sing Prison in 1928 became legendary when a hidden camera captured the moment, making it one of the most infamous crime photos in history. Her case inspired books and films, including Double Indemnity, highlighting themes of betrayal, greed, and the fatal consequences of crime.

VAERS: Presenting two more pitiful cases....

These cases:

54yr NJ Male http://wonder.cdc.gov/controller/saved/D8/D429F065

52yr Iowa Fem http://wonder.cdc.gov/controller/saved/D8/D429F066

Targeted attack" of Tesla dealership in Las Vegas

🤡 Climate clowns attack Tesla store in Montreal,

Targeted attack" of Tesla dealership in Las Vegas

Operation Big City - Biological Weapons Testing On U.S Citizens

The history of "Operation Big City" and the testing of bio-weapons on human populations.You many have heard about Operation Big City under another name - Operation Open Air. Fort Detrick is the U.S. Army's biowarfare facility, founded in 1943. Frank Olson was one of the first scientists to work there. From the final years of World War II through the Korean War and up to the present time scientists at Fort Detrick developed biological weapons including anthrax....In November 1953 Olson attended a meeting of a group of CIA agents at a country retreat where they discussed their work. Olson was suspected by the CIA of being a security risk. He was given a drink laced with '___' and when well under the influence of the drug he was subjected to interrogation using Artichoke techniques, probably a very unpleasant experience.

A week later Olson was staying in Room 1018A at the Hotel Statler in New York City under the supervision of a CIA doctor, Richard Lashbrook. The manager of the hotel, Armond Pastore, heard a thump outside and went out to find Olson dying on the pavement, having fallen from the 13th floor. The manager later found that a phone call had been made from Room 1018A to a number in Long Island and the caller had said only, "Olson's gone."

....A California history professor, Kathryn Olmstead, has discovered documents at the Gerald Ford library which were written by Cheney and Rumsfeld.

They show how far the White House went to conceal information about Olson's death — and his role in preparing anthrax and other biological weapons. ...
Cheney and Rumsfeld were given the task of covering up the details of Frank Olson's death. At the time, Rumsfeld was White House Chief of Staff to President Gerald Ford. Dick Cheney was a senior White House assistant.

The documents uncovered by Professor Olmstead include one that states "Dr Olson's job was so sensitive that it is highly unlikely that we would submit relevant evidence".

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7s0FxCYwkFg

Complete Story of Frank Olsen
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Above Top Secret Thread - John Wheeler - Dead
https://theconversation.com/the-us-has-a-history-of-testing-biological-weapons-on-the-public-were-