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Se me olvidó comentar algo del papá del actor Woody Harrelson :
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VISUP: On the Far Side of the Psychosphere Part I
Interestingly, one of the individuals linked by Terry to the Son of Sam cult was
William Mentzer, a low level incivil who was eventually convicted in the murder of producer
Roy Radin in what the press dubbed the
"Cotton Club murders" (due to Radin's initial involvement in the film). Prior to this incident Mentzer had worked as a bodyguard for prono Larry Flynt (who may have had dealings with The Company to boot). Woody Harrelson would of course go on to achieve great acclaim (and an Oscar nomination) for his portrayal of Flynt in
The People vs. Larry Flynt.
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For obvious reasons True Detective would have appealed to Woody Harrelson on a very personal level. Prior work Harrelson had done in films such as Natural Born Killers (a scathing attack on the mass media),
Wag the Dog (about a false flag operation to start a fake war) and
A Scanner Darkly (an examination of the mass surveillance state, among other things) indicates that he has an interest in films examining the deep political state. But
True Detective is on another level entirely and he deserves ample credit for backing the series to the hilt (he also served as a producer for season one).
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This was hardly the only peculiarity in Harrelson's conviction, or the murder in general. Wood's assassination and the legendary Jimmy Chagra's drug empire have also been compellingly linked to a crime syndicate known as
"The Company." Founded by former Army officer Drew Thornton, and filled with various law enforcement personnel, The Company would become heavily involved in drug and arms trafficking by the early 1980s. There has long been suspicion that the Company had some type of tactical approval by elements within the US intelligence community at some point as well. Even stranger are the links researcher Peter Levenda made between The Company and the long alleged
Son of Sam cult in the third book of his groundbreaking Sinister Forces trilogy.
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Even stranger are the links researcher Peter Levenda made between
The Company and the long alleged
Son of Sam cult in the third book of his groundbreaking Sinister Forces trilogy.
The alleged Son of Sam cult is far beyond the scope of this series to address in depth, but it almost surely served as some type of inspiration for
True Detective. First advanced by researcher Maury Terry in his 1986 work The Ultimate Evil, the Son of Sam cult was allegedly an offshoot of the notorious
Process Church of the Final Judgment. Allegedly this cult was not only behind the Son of Sam murders, but also the Manson killings, the Arlis Perry murder, the Atlanta child murders, and a host of other offenses.
While this researcher has expressed serious skepticism concerning Terry's theory, some compelling links have been unearthed over the years.
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If all of this wasn't strange enough, there's also the fact that Charlie Harrelson has been famously linked to the
Kennedy assassination as well.
"When Harrelson was arrested, he also confessed to the assassination of JFK, and, indeed, photographs of the famous 'three hoboes' arrested that day in Dallas do seem to show a somewhat younger Harrelson in the lineup, and forensic experts in the Houston Police Department evidently agree. A book written about the assassination and focusing on one of the other co-conspirators – Charles Rogers – by John R. Craig and Philip A. Rogers tells the story in some detail. Although it lacks documentation and source material, and for that reason cannot be taken as 'gospel,' it does name names and gives dates and places for many of the events described, particularly those leading up to Dallas in November 1963.
"Harrelson's life as a professional hitman is not in question. He had been arrested for various crimes involving firearms all his life, and was an acknowledged killer in several unrelated cases. He is presently imprisoned for the rest of his life, due to the Judge Wood assassination. He has refused to discuss anything more about the Kennedy assassination after that one day in which he admitted he was on the grassy knoll with another assassin, suspected murderer Charles Rogers."
(Sinister Forces Book III, Peter Levenda, pgs. 234-235)
