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Paul Bonacci
as a child. He was abused beginning at the age of six.
A letter
written by one of Paul Bonacci's personalities, who experienced Satanic
cult activity and only writes backwards. If held up to a mirror,
it can be read in the reflection.
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lehi April 71 th 1991
i
don't know to much about past events i can recall in 1980
the first i can recall it was at the place called the mystic
triangle on december 22nd it was a festival of the time to
pervert the blood of christ also the shortest day of the
year a human boy child was slaughtered his blood drained the
blood mixed with urine and to be drunk by the members i was
a never member so i ___ the genitals \ those present would
kill me for breaking the vow of secrecy but for paul it must
be told ____ they are to your names * dr. kegg * joe
burnsich jakob? david baily + steve gates * jack? larry king
it was a mixed group of shadows
* knights of darkness both
under the temple of set |
After his retirement
from the Army, Lieutenant Colonel
Michael Aquino, an ex-Green Beret, was
later written up in the San Francisco
Chronicle as the head of the Temple of
Set, a satanic, devil-worshipping
church. The November 1987 headlines read
as follows: "Army Says Constitution Lets
Satanist Hold Top-Secret Job," by
reporters John Whittinger and Bill
Wallace. The story went on to say that
"the high priest of a San Francisco
based satanic church is able to keep his
top-secret security clearance because
his activities are constitutionally
protected, Army officials said
yesterday. "Lieutenant Colonel Michael
A. Aquino, a highly decorated Vietnam
veteran, is the founder and president of
Temple of Set, a satanic church
headquartered in Aquino's Russian Hill
home ...
"Aquino, a
psychological warfare officer who has
worked in military intelligence, holds a
top secret security clearance that
allows him to handle information whose
release would gravely damage U.S.
security, according to Defense
Department regulations.
"He maintains the
clearance even though he has performed
Nazi occult rites and has described
himself as the 'Anti-Christ' in
literature published by the Temple of
Set ..."
Temple of Set
literature described a coming apocalypse
in which only followers of Satan would
be saved. Readers were encouraged to
read such works as
"Mein Kampf,"
"Hitler: The Occult Messiah," and "The
Occult Roots of Nazism."
Aquino conducted
occult rituals patterned on ceremonies
performed by Nazi leader Heinrich
Himmler in a German castle once used by
the Nazi SS for black magic ceremonies
during the Third Reich. Nazis considered
the black arts and satanic worship part
of an ancient Germanic tradition.
Aquino, in his book,
"Crystal Tablet of Set," wrote that he
performed the rituals to recreate an
order of Knighthood for followers of
Satan. He even encouraged his followers
to study the beliefs of the Nazi
terrorist group, the Vehm, the Thule
Gesselschaft, and the Ahnenerbe, two
fanatic rightwing Aryan groups that
existed before and during Hitler's
reign.
When the two
reporters from the Chronicle inquired
about Aquino's security
clearances, Major Rixon declared
that "to the best of his knowledge,
there was no part of the liturgy of his
church that caused any (security)
problem." Aquino admitted to
being involved in devil worship for 22
years.
--
Carol Marshall, "The Last Circle"
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Dr. Julianne
Densen-Gerber, New York-area psychiatrist, lawyer, child abuse expert
and member of the International Society of Multiple Personality and
Dissociative States. She interviewed Paul Bonacci at the request
of the Senate Franklin committee, and testified that "it would be very
difficult for Mr. Bonacci to lie." She has cited evidence known to
her, corroborating several of Paul's specific recollections.
Dr. Beverly
Mead, psychiatric consultant to the Omaha Police Department, examined
Bonacci for the OPD and was the first to diagnose his Multiple
Personality Disorder. Mead has said many times, that Paul is
telling the truth.
The Omaha
World-Herald front page of July 25, 1990, two days after the Douglas
County grand jury indicted the Franklin victim witnesses, trumpets its
"hoax" conclusion. The front-page pictures highlighted Senator
Schmit, Alisha Owen, and multi-millionaire socialite Alan Baer.
Named by Franklin victim-witnesses as an abuser, Baer was indicted by
the Douglas County grand jury for "pandering" unrelated to Franklin.
He pleaded guilty to a lesser charge, paid a $500 fine, and went free.
After the
Douglas County grand jury redefined "Owen as the perpetrator and Wadman
as the victim," the World-Herald labored to repair former Omaha Police
Chief Robert Wadman's reputation This feature appeared November
18, 1990.
The
World-Herald used cartoons to amplify the grand jury's charges that the
Franklin accusations were a "hoax" based on "rumor." Its
editorials heaped abuse on the Legislature's Franklin committee for
pursuing the investigation.
The exclusive
Ak-Sar-Ben club, comprised of the leading figures in the Omaha business
community, flaunts its bizarre rituals in its own publicity material.
A 1967 book on Ak-Sar-Ben by Arvid E. Nelson, Jr., commissioned by the
Ak-Sar-Ben Board of Governors, displayed this picture of a 1923
Ak-Sar-Ben festivity, showing male Ak-Sar-Ben members dressed as
Egyptian dancing girls.
In this
December 9, 1990 World Herald article, the Ak-Sar-Ben Board of Governors
chairman, ConAgra CEO Mike Harper, defended the organization.
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In recent days, Mayor P.J. Morgan has made numerous comments
regarding the possible sale of Ak-Sar-Ben. There is
one specific statement made by the mayor that was
intermingloed with other emotion-and headline-grabbing
comments that I would like to address.
Morgan said, "Frankly, I am sick and tired of a small
handful of people who think they can control this city and
county without regard to feelings, sentiments, and desires
of the honest, hard-working people who are the real
foundation of this community."
I
am puzzled by this comment because from all I have heard and
read, I think it is safe to assume that the mayor is talking
about the Ak-Sar-Ben board and councillors. The
Knights of Ak-Sar-Ben don't control this city. They
give to this city and state, and have done so for 95 years.
The members of the board and council don't need a pat on the
back, but most assuredly they don't deserve a slap in the
face.
Let me take you for a moment on a journey through Omaha and
the state. This journey probably won't grab headlines,
but I believe it is one that the ___ citizens of this city
...
... City Roundup Parade. The River City Roundup
festival is a tremendous city and statewide event typing all
of Nebrasks together. The Knights of Ak-Sar-Ben began
it and continue to be major supporters.
On our journey, the River city Roundup Parade goes right by
the Orpheum Theater, a theater that was all but dead until
the Knights of Ak-Sar-Ben stepped forward to help in its
renovation.
We continue southward now on our journmey to the Henry
Doorly Zoo, one of America's most outstanding zoos.
It, too, was almost dead when the Knights of Ak-Sar-Ben
contributed a half-million dollars to get it back on its
feet.
The journey continues south, and we see such places as
Fontenelle Forest, Bellevue College and
Offutt Air Force
Base ... all three have been beneficiaries of Knights of
Ak-Sar-Ben support.
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'They Give to Omaha, State'
'Ak
Knights Don't Control City'
The writer is chief executive officer of __ and chairman of
the Ak-Sar-Ben Board of Governors.
By Charles M. "Mike" Harper |
This spread
in the November 1991 Metro Monthly, based on Ak-Sar-Ben publicity photos
of its 95th coronation ball, showed Union Pacific Railroad chairman
Michael Walsh and CEO Walter Scott of Peter Kiewit and Sons, the
construction company, in attendance. The Union Pacific Foundation
and the Kiewit Foundation were depositors in and contributors to the
Franklin Credit Union. Wearing the crown and long train is former
Nebraska Game and Parks Commissioner Eugene Mahoney, King of Ak-Sar-Ben
for 1991. One of the most powerful politicians in the state,
Mahoney was investigated by Gary Caradori.
The
World-Herald often puffed its (now retired) publisher Harold Andersen,
especially as the Franklin case heated up, as in these 1989 articles.
President of the World Press Freedom Committee and adviser to the U.S.
Department of State, Harold Andersen was also chairman of the Advisory
Board of the Franklin Credit Union and headed Franklin's biggest
fundraising drive.
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