WACKENHUT, CASOLARO, OCTUPUS, AND BRIT INTELLIGENCE.

The mystery is this, what do WACKENHUT, Danny CASOLARO’s murder, his book on the OCTUPUS, (stolen when they killed him) 50 dead BIO WEAPON scientists murdered AND BRIT INTELLIGENCE all have to do with one another?

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First, dead journalist, Joseph Daniel ‘Danny’ Casolaro was found dead a decade ago in a motel room in West Virginia. His wrists were slashed seven times on each wrist and a suicide note was found nearby. The only manuscript of his book, with accompanying notes, WAS MISSING.“The book, provisionally titled ‘The Octopus’, was meant to be an explosive expose of misdeeds by the Justice Department under the Reagan administration

http://www.ufomind.com/area51/inquiry/copter/wackenhut.html

The following link relates to a book the dead reporter was going to write

http://www.deepblacklies.co.uk/the_octopus.htm

On a different note i.e not scientists as such but military intel ....

http://www.deepblacklies.co.uk/the_mystery_of_flight_zulu_delta.htm I have been told this flight should not have taken place with all those high intel types in one chopper very suspicious .

Nestled between the Firth of Lorn and Mull Sound on the south-west coast of Scotland, the Mull of Kintyre is habitat to an abundance of wildlife - including rock star Paul McCartney, who has a house there. It is also home to a very secretive military installation that houses, amongst others, highly trained US Special Forces Navy commandos known as SEALS.

At about 5.30 p.m. on 2 June 1994, a British army Chinook helicopter, bearing the designation Zulu Delta 576, took off from RAF Aldergrove, Northern Ireland, under the tightest possible security blanket. The Chinook, painted a matt “black on black,” signified it was one of the aircraft used by elite special forces on a variety of secretive missions. Bristling machine guns that poked out of firing ports, the aircraft also sported an elaborate web of aerials protruding along the

length of one side.

The 25 passengers aboard were some of the most senior members of Britain’s intelligence community, including MI5, Army Intelligence, the SAS and senior figures in the RUC’s Special Branch. They were heading towards Inverness, Scotland, to attend an annual “Security Conference” in the company of the Home Secretary. As soon as the Chinook was airborne, the passenger list was “shredded” for security reasons.