For a good complete overview of this story read
Chapter -XXI- Omaha George Bush: The Unauthorized Biography - by
Webster G. Tarpley & Anton Chaitkin
The book is free online text form at this link Chapter -XXI


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Decamp also wrote a book called the Franklin Coverup which is
available from amazon and other places online
When the Discovery Channel program, Conspiracy of Silence, was being
prepared, the British investigative team insisted that they would not
go forward on the program unless they had the on-camera personal
interview, and verification of Bill Colby himself, that John DeCamp
was reporting the truth with respect to Franklin, and with respect to
this book, The Franklin Cover-Up. Colby went on camera, and
thoroughly shocked the Yorkshire TV team in how strongly he came out,
risking himself, to support me and my work on Franklin.

Bill also wrote a letter to Attorney General Janet Reno, in which he
strongly recommended that the Justice Department investigate this
case from the standpoint I outlined in my book, a copy of which he
enclosed with his letter. He got a formal response back from a
Justice Department official, promising that the Department would
indeed look into the case.

But then, Bill had always backed me up, right from the earliest days,
beginning in Vietnam.





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Suspicious Deaths Tied to the Franklin Cover-Up


At least fifteen people who were close to the Franklin case have died
under suspicious circumstances. Many of these deaths were violent,
others were unexplained.


1. Bill Baker. He was a restaurant owner in Omaha, and a partner of
Larry King in homosexual pornography operations. He was found shot in
the back of the head.


2. Shaun Boner. Brother of victim-witness Troy Boner, he died of a
gunshot wound from `Russian roulette'.


3. Gary Caradori. Chief investigator for the legislative Franklin
Committee, Caradori told associates days before his death that he had
information that would `blow this case wide open'. He died when his
plane crashed on July 11, 1990.


4. Andrew `AJ' Caradori died at the age of 8, in the plane crash with
his father.


5. Newt Copple. A confidential informant for Caradori and his
investigative firm, Copple was a key behind-the-scenes activist
fighting the cover-up of the Franklin case. Son of Commonwealth
Savings owner S E Copple, businessman in his own right, an ex-
champion wrestler with no prior health problems and parents who lived
into their late eighties and nineties, Copple suddenly `died in his
sleep' in March 1991, at the age of 70.


6. Clare Howard. The former secretary of Alan Baer, who arranged
Baer's pedophile trysts, Howard `died in her sleep' in 1991.


7. Mike Lewis was a former care-giver for victim-witness Loretta
Smith. He died of a `severe diabetic reaction' at the age of 32.


8. Joe Malek, associate of Larry King and an owner of Peony Park,
where homosexual galas were held. His death from gunshot was ruled a
suicide.


9. Aaron Owen, the brother of victim-witness Alisha Owen. He was
found hanged in his cell in Lincoln, Nebraska, hours before one of
his sister's court appearances.


10. Charlie Rogers. A reputed homosexual partner of Larry King,
Rogers said that he feared for his life, in the days before his
death. His head was blown off with a shotgun, in what was ruled a
suicide.


11. Dan Ryan, an associate of Larry King. He was found strangled or
suffocated in a car.


12. Bill Skoleski. An officer in the Omaha Police Department who was
believed to be keeping a file on Larry King, he died of a heart
attack.


13. Kathleen Sorenson. The foster parent for Nelly and Kimberly Webb
after they fled the home of Larry King's relatives, Jarrett and
Barbara Webb, she was an outspoken activist against Satanism. Her
death in a suspicious car crash is related in Chapter 15.


14. Curtis Tucker. An associate of Larry King, he fell or jumped out
of the window of the Holiday Inn in Omaha.


15. Harmon Tucker. A school superintendent in Nebraska and Iowa, a
reputed homosexual, his death had signs of Satanic ritual murder. He
was found dead in Georgia, near the plantation which Harold Andersen
and Nebraska-Iowa FBI chief Nicholas O'Hara used for hunting.

Who is John DeCamp
author of the "Franklin Cover-Up"?

Senator John DeCamp - Author, Attorney, Politician, Vietnam War
Veteran, Businessman and VETERANS ADVOCATE is a native of Nebraska
and a 1999 Candidate for the office of VFW National Judge Advocate
General.

Senator DeCamp is a household name in Nebraska where Senator DeCamp
served as Senator for 16 years (1971-1987) in Nebraska's Unicameral
Legislature.


In 1970, DeCamp made military history with his First of Its Kind
entry onto the political scene. Captain john DeCamp in 1969 and 1970
was detailed by the Army in Vietnam to work directly for Ambassador
William E Colby (DeCamp's close friend who later became CIA director
under Presidents Nixon and Ford) in developing the controversial
Phoenix (Phung Hoang) program. DeCamp ran his successful Senate
Campaign directly from Vietnam without ever setting foot in the
United States. DeCamp ran his campaign by mail and controversial
Press Releases from Vietnam where DeCamp spent 1969-1970 as a Combat
Infantry Captain in the Mekong Delta.



In May 1992, shortly after the first edition of this book was
published, Monsignor Robert Hupp, who had been the head of Boys Town
from the late 1970s through the decade of the 1980s - the critical
time in question for the Franklin case, contacted me and asked to
have a meeting, at which he specified that witnesses must be present.
I anticipated that his purpose was to attack me, and to deny what I
had written about Boys Town.

I was completely wrong. With two witnesses present, Monsignor Hupp
opened our discussion with the simple statement: "John DeCamp, your
book stated the game; I hope I can help with some of the names."

Monsignor Hupp and I then entered into an in-depth discussion on the
entire situation involving Boys Town, Larry King, Peter Citron, the
pedophile problem in general, and the entire story of the Franklin
cover-up.

He verified piece after piece of evidence of the Franklin story for
me, and provided guidance on other directions in which to look, to
develop further proof of the children's stories of abuse by this
country's wealthy and powerful.

When I asked Monsignor Hupp how this ever could have happened at Boys
Town, he looked at me and told me, so apologetically, "I am like the
wife who did not know, and was the last to find out. And when I
finally did suspect something and tried to act, the Archbishop
[Daniel Sheehan] elected to do nothing about it, when I asked him to
help. And then, when I came upon something horribly evil, I found
public officials and the Church would do nothing - apparently
terrified at the damage it would do to the Church and to the entire
city of Omaha," Monsignor Hupp said.

"What are you talking about?" I asked him. "Is there some particular
story or incident you are talking about in the book that you have
more information about? Please explain what you mean," I asked the
Monsignor.

He then described an incident in 1985, in which a young boy named
Shattuck, who lived in Elkhorn, Nebraska, had been sexually abused
and then killed. The Monsignor told me that he was certain who had
killed the boy, a man he identified as a member of the Catholic
clergy in the Omaha Archdiocese. Monsignor Hupp provided precise
detail which he said proved beyond any doubt, that the particular
individual he named was, in fact, the child's murderer.

"The Church is plagued by these sexual abuse problems across the
country and by the devastating publicity the clergy abuse incidents
have caused," Monsignor Hupp explained. "The Church's reaction to
these sexual abuse problems is, in most cases, to immediately get the
clergy member involved out of the state and, if possible, out of the
country, and hopefully into treatment. I know that may not be right,
but it is a difficult situation to deal with, and simply moving the
priest or the brother out of the state or country has been the
traditional approach by the Church in America to addressing the
problems. In this case, where an innocent child was murdered and
where I know that a member of our clergy has done this, I felt I had
a moral obligation overriding all other things, to bring the
situation to the attention of the appropriate authorities. And I
did," Hupp concluded.

The Monsignor then shocked me for the second time that day - and in a
way that brought back to me the horrible memories of the Franklin
cover-up.

He explained that after he determined that the Catholic Archbishop of
Omaha was not going to take action on the case, he then went to the
FBI and to the Omaha law enforcement authorities to provide complete
details on the child's murder.

So, what happened as a result of Monsignor Hupp's actions?

Apparently, nothing. Each year on the anniversary of the child's
murder - now almost ten years - the media talks about the case as
still being `under investigation', and street rumors persist about
the Catholic clergyman - the one Monsignor Hupp believes killed the
child - who was shipped out of state for alcohol treatment right
after the murder.

In the aftermath of our meeting, Monsignor Hupp ran into his own
problems. In September 1992, the Monsignor advised me that he was
receiving all kinds of pressure and criticism and was, he feared,
being forced to leave Boys Town.

Shortly after that discussion, in a controversy that received
national press attention on how resources should be used at Boys
Town, Monsignor Hupp was removed from his post. He now lives quietly
in a home in West Omaha, Nebraska. Monsignor Hupp has shown
incredible courage, as he has continued to provide me direction and
assistance in the Franklin investigation and related matters.

Monsignor Hupp is not some 13 year old kid whom the cops say they
cannot trust or believe. On the contrary, he is one of America's most
famous and nationally honored clergymen; the author of two best
sellers; a former Presidential Appointee as Special Ambassador to the
United Nations; and the former head of America's most famous child
care institution (Boys Town).

Monsignor Hupp showed his courage yet again, when he repeated his
charges a year later to a British TV team making a documentary on the
Franklin cover-up, entitled Conspiracy of Silence.



investigator Gary Caradori and his 6-year old son are killed in the
crash
I accepted the settlement offer, and dismissed my lawsuit. WECT
lived up to its part of the settlement, and I have lived up to mine.

My lawsuit intersected a fierce political battle between Chief
Wadman, upon whom WECT had relied for its information, and his own
police department, particularly with an officer named Sgt Robert
Clatty. Sgt Clatty is the Wilmington Police Department's expert on
Satanic ritual abuse of children, and is one of North Carolina's
recognized experts as well, with published works on the subject.
Chief Wadman, on the other hand, claimed that there was no such thing
as Satanic ritual abuse; he attempted to make it impossible for Sgt
Clatty to carry out his work, and, at one point, suspended him.

The publicly waged war between Chief Wadman and his wide array of
defenders in Wilmington and across North Carolina, and Wadman's
adversaries, led primarily by Officer Clatty, went as high as the
State Legislature. From 1992 until roughly mid-1994, it divided the
city of Wilmington, and even the state of North Carolina.

The outcome of the war between Chief Wadman and his own force was
that in early July 1994, a secret meeting was held with city
officials and Wadman's attorney. On July 11, 1994, Wadman resigned as
police chief. Although city officials refused to comment on what had
transpired in the meeting, Wadman himself admitted in a television
interview later that month, that he had been ordered to resign from
the Wilmington Police Department.



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On July 11, retired state police investigator Gary Caradori and his 6-
year old son are killed in the crash of his private plane, after a
mid-air explosion- the cause of which is never determined. Caradori
had been hired by the Nebraska Senate to investigate Lawrence King
Jr, an influential black Republican and friend of George H.W Bush-
who called him "our Party's most rapidly rising black star."
King is director of the Franklin Community Credit Union in Omaha, NE,
and is suspected of embezzling $40 million after it, too, went belly-
up in the Savings & Loan collapses of the 1980's. The bank is later
found to have been a clearinghouse for Iran-Contra funds, and there
are hints of sex scandal that could involve the Bush White House.
Caradori claimed to have been threatened frequently, as had some of
his witnesses. He told family members his vehicle had been repeatedly
tampered with. Caradori's brother insists Gary obtained a key piece
of evidence, specifically a book of addresses and phone numbers-
which "if they knew he had it, they'd kill him."
The wreckage of Caradori's plane is, as a reporter on the scene
notes, "strewn over a mile stretch." Within twenty-four hours of the
crash, the FBI impounds all of his records.
The NTSB rules the crash accidental, with no evidence of sabotage.
The Franklin Committee- led by Senator Schmit, who suspects sabotage-
orders a private investigation into the cause of the crash.
Ironically, the man selected to conduct the inquiry is former-CIA
Director William Colby. Colby's hiring is urged by his protégé,
Nebraska Senator John DeCamp. According to the Omaha World Herald,
Colby concludes: "although the crash had strange aspects to it, there
was no specific evidence of sabotage."

A young Nebraska woman named Alisha Owen holds the dubious
distinction of spending more time in solitary confinement than any
woman in the history of Nebraska's penal system. For alleged perjury
in her testimony against Republican embezzler Lawrence King in the
Franklin Credit Union case, she receives a 9-25 year in prison
sentence- ten years longer than the sentence received by King himself
for looting the Credit Union of $40 million.