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Monday, February 8, 2010
In a bizarre message intended as a suicide note, the wealthy one-time pharmaceutical company executive detailed a life of sadness interrupted by a single ray of hope: her only child, Jude.
"I hope Jude is in a better place," the 49-year-old Belgian wrote in the strange two-page note left in her 16th-floor suite at the posh Peninsula hotel.
At one point, Jordan suggested her son was a rape victim and "in constant pain." She mentioned speaking with a Wyoming child porn investigator about the sexual abuse of kids.
Ex-FBI agent Flint Waters "told me many rich people are involved," Jordan wrote. "Many wealthy guys trade child porn like a hobby."
It seems likely that Gigi Jordan was on the Illuminist cult's watch-list of potential problems, I am skeptical that the boy was examined properly in Wyoming (often in situations like this the mother is written off as insane so they don't even bother to check, never mind the more likely scenario of the medical examiner being a paid-off pawn). Wyoming is the state in which Cathy O'Brien describes being subjected to Dick Cheney's perverse human hunting among other horrors, so seems heavily involved and corrupt (in terms of it's involvement with MKULTRA/Monarch, they no doubt have their own doctors positioned to take care of these kinds of accusations).
This is highly speculative (but logical) and I am merely stating it as a possibility bearing in mind her accusations, but the child's autism could be a symptom of his sexual abuse (a child shutting down, retreating from reality like that can be [of course in most cases it is not the cause, some have picked up on her pharmaceutical company/vaccine links] a result of failed programming and/or abuse) which I feel adds weight to Gigi's cult ritual abuse claims.
Gigi's statement about 'God', spirituality and her child make her come across as somewhat MK'd, "In a Web posting on the site of a New Age fertility guru, Jordan had said having her child has "helped awaken a spiritual connection to God." "In learning how to release my fear of losing something I really wanted and to allow myself to believe I would have it," she wrote, "I gave birth to a beautiful boy, and experienced a greater depth of love and connectedness with my child." One must question how she goes from that extreme to ending this child's life (despite the difficulties of raising an autistic child). She originally hails from Belgium (where the Dutroux Affair/cover up occurred) and clearly loved her son, she may have spent that whole fateful night, and committed the act, in a dissociative state (potentially programmed to go to the Peninsula and end both their lives, we will never know).
A lawsuit against Toledo priest Gerald Robinson, who was convicted in 2006 of murdering a nun, has been thrown out for being filed too late.Judge Ruth Ann Franks of Lucas County Common Pleas Court said a Toledo woman's civil suit, alleging that she was abused by Robinson and others in satanic rituals when she was a child, was not filed within Ohio's statute of limitations, which in most cases is 12 years after the person turns 18. The woman, now in her mid-40s, filed anonymously in 2005 as Survivor Doe along with her husband Spouse Doe, claiming that she could not have sued Robinson earlier because she did not know his identity until she saw him on television after his 2004 arrest for murder. Mark Davis, the woman's attorney, said he plans to appeal the ruling. Judge Franks said in her 27-page decision, dated Tuesday, that while Survivor Doe did not know Robinson's identity, she knew at least four people involved in the abuse and therefore could have attempted to learn the other abusers' identities before the time limitations expired. Judge Franks said child abuse may be the most "vile and vicious act that can be inflicted by a human" and that it stirs "very profound emotions," but "the law does not allow the court to operate on emotion." She said Survivor Doe "could have sought assistance from law enforcement, and she could have attempted to act through other trusted individuals such as her husband" before the statute ex-pired.
Also named in the now-dismissed lawsuit were Gerald Mazuchowski, a Toledo lay Catholic; the Toledo Catholic Diocese, and St. Adalbert Parish and school, where some abuses allegedly occurred. Survivor Doe claimed in the suit that she was sexually abused by the satanic cult between 1968 and 1975, and that her abusers included a hooded man "with evil eyes" and a hooded "fat" man who told other cult members what to do. Judge Franks cited Survivor Doe as saying that she witnessed "her mother's participation in the ritual-type murder of a child during the satanic rituals and of her brother sexually assaulting her with a snake at someone's direction, also related to the satanic ritual abuse." The judge said the Toledo woman began to remember the satanic rituals in 1994, kept detailed journals she calls her "life's work," and sought assistance from an attorney in 1994 about possibly suing her uncle for child abuse in a separate matter. Mr. Davis, Survivor Doe's attorney, said he is convinced that "our case is even stronger this time … because the evidence is overwhelming that what she described is what actually happened." He said he believes an appeals court will side with Survivor Doe's contention that the statute of limitations countdown should not have begun ticking until she recognized her alleged perpetrators. Robinson's attorney, John Donahue, said yesterday that he was "very pleased" with Judge Franks' decision, calling it "sensitive to the concerns of child abuse victims" while also upholding the law - "that justice delayed is justice denied." Robinson, 71, is serving a 15-years-to-life sentence at Hocking Correctional Facility in southern Ohio for the 1980 murder of Sister Margaret Ann Pahl. He was barred from ministry and has retired from the diocese but remains a priest because he has not been laicized by the Vatican. Sister Margaret Ann's body was found, choked and stabbed 32 times, on the morning of April 5, 1980 - Holy Saturday - in the sacristy of the former Mercy Hospital. Robinson was arrested by cold-case detectives in April, 2004, and found guilty of murder in Lucas County Common Pleas Court in May, 2006. His legal appeals have been rejected by the Ohio 6th District Court of Appeals, the Ohio Supreme Court, and the U.S. Supreme Court. A petition for postconviction relief is pending before Judge Gene Zmuda in Lucas County Common Pleas Court, with a hearing scheduled for Jan. 22.
I'll finish with another facet of mind control, illustrating some of the (here very crude) manipulation/programming techniques used by traffickers; but remember that "human trafficking busts" that feature in the media like the arrested couple here, are invariably just tiny drops in the ocean and never get near the more sophisticated (in terms of techniques/programming/etc) "elite" networks (as I've gone into many times before they are have historically always been the driving force behind the slave trade, I will continue to drive home this point). Daily Mail article source.
Young women and girls were subjected to bizarre rituals to scare them into a life of prostitution, a court heard today.
Some were shoved into coffins and witnessed chicken slaughter before they were trafficked from Nigeria and coerced into a large and lucrative prostitution ring run by a married couple.
Irishman Thomas Carroll, 48, and his South African wife Shamiela Clark, 32, ran a complex and organised prostitution business in Ireland, which earned more than one million euros in one year, Cardiff Crown Court was told.
Heartless: Thomas Carroll, left and Shamiela Clark ran a prostitution business in Ireland, trafficking women from Africa and Latin AmericaClark, who went by the name of Carmen, ran a 'call centre' where she co-ordinated the brothels and took calls from clients, organised accommodation and placed adverts in newspapers, the court heard.
Robert Davies, prosecuting, said the business used foreign sex workers 'so they would not have homes to go to at night'.
Most of the young women and girls, one aged just 15, came from South America and Nigeria, with many not knowing they would have to work as prostitutes to pay off the huge debts they were told they owed their traffickers.
Women from Nigeria underwent 'terrifying and humiliating' rituals involving menstrual blood, killing chickens and being pushed into a coffin 'to put the fear of death in them', Judge Neil Bidder was told.
When many women, who were not trafficked by the defendants, arrived at different locations around Northern Ireland and the Republic of Ireland, they believed they would find work as hairdressers or seamstresses.
Instead they were sent to a rented apartment and put to work as prostitutes, Mr Davies said.
The 15-year-old girl was handed condoms, lingerie and a tube of cream and left to await instructions.
The women were telephoned by Clark who would tell them when to expect their first client. She also told them the rates and the rules of the brothel.
'They were cynically catapulted into a miserable existence and exploited,' Mr Davies said.
'They must have felt highly disorientated and frightened by their new life working as a working girl, particularly given the regime that was operating.'
Other prostitutes were recruited through advertisements on the internet and in newspapers, the court was told.
Mr Davies said: 'Women were forced to move between apartments, being run as brothels, on either side of the Irish border.
'Accounts are disturbing and force the conclusion that most of the women were driven to it by desperate personal circumstances or coerced by threats from others into selling themselves."
Carroll, of Castlemartin Barracks, Pembroke, South Wales, and Clark, of Gateway Lodge, Pembroke, both pleaded guilty to conspiracy to control prostitution for gain and conspiracy to money launder.
They were joined in the dock for sentencing by Carroll's daughter, Toma Carroll, 26, who has pleaded guilty to conspiracy to money launder.
The court heard the prostitutes, who charged 260 euros for an hour and 160 euros for half an hour, were told to pay their earnings into her bank account so that she could then move the money into an account that could be accessed by Carroll.
The court heard that from 2002 increasing amounts of money were deposited into Miss Carroll's bank account. In 2006 111,000 euros were deposited, in 2007 1.13 million euros and in 2008 500,000 euros had been deposited by September.
