I noticed some reviewers of my book are confused about the definition of conspiracy. Let us revisit the definition of conspiracy.
CONSPIRACY: (With a and plural) A combination of persons for an evil or unlawful purpose; an agreement between two or more persons to do something criminal, illegal, or reprehensible (especially in relation to treason, sedition, or murder); a plot.
This describes exactly what went on in the Oakland County Child Killer case. There is a reason I recently posted on Substack:
This case is constantly covered up, obfuscated and misdirected by the authorities. Once this case is cracked and the truth is out there is an opportunity for the US to clean up it’s garbage. You will learn our country is NOT what it says it is.
Was everyone a party to the conspiracy? No! There were perfectly moral cops and LE officials working this case who were not privy to the cover-up. And then there were the conspiractors. If you study the case you get a pretty good idea of who they were. And are. Some of them are still alive.
Then there are the “true crime space” people arguing my book does not fit into their criteria. First of all, “true crime space” sounds a bit like the invented fake “conspiracy theory” definition used to cover-up legitimate crimes and investigations. I think the CIA invented this phraseology. Anytime you hear the word “space” or “spaces” you can bet they are going to define who belongs in their special space and who doesn’t.
Just to be clear, there are many “true crime” cases that involve the occult and ritual murder. Many of them are covered-up. And who would that benefit? I really don’t think you have to think too hard to fit together the pieces of that puzzle.
The occult was investigated in this case and the main perpetrator disappeared. You can read about it in my book.
This type of verbiage—”conspiracy theory” and “true crime spaces”— is psychological warfare. And you should get used to dissecting it. Because it shuts down critical thinking. And that is exactly what they want to do.
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