Dear Friends, Patriots and Warriors of Truth:

This has to be the most bizarre coincidence of factoids in the news from the last six months, and what it means exactly -- if anything -- defies interpretation at the moment:

From an Associated Press report on March 6th, as published on line by The Citizen of Laconia, New Hampshire, we learn this about Robert Tulloch and James Parker of Chelsea:

<< The newly released documents also give more details about what the Chelsea, Vermont, teens did while on the run. They hitched rides with several truckers in an effort to get to California to get jobs on a boat, the documents said.

<< Nancy Tucker, one of the truckers who drove them from Massachusetts to New Jersey, gave them the name and number of her sister, Madeline Lee Bray, in Modesto, Calif., suggesting she might be able to help them ....

<< At the time, Bray was staying with a friend, Bill Ross, who lives two hours east of San Francisco. >>

Using a search and mapping function via Netscape, it can be determined that there is no listing in Modesto for Madeline Bray, nor for William or Bill Ross; however, there are two listings for a William Ross in Stockton, which is approximately two hours east, from San Francisco, and just north of Modesto. Given that this search is being done months later, it may be less than 90% reliable (such information is often updated only quarterly).

The two young men had approximately $92.00 in cash on them when they were arrested, and a variety of camping tools, and nails. Does any of this seem to be really, really bizarre -- wierd beyond rational explanation?? Deciding to run away and to cross the country, yet taking less than $100 between themselves ....

When the Zantops were murdered, in late January, these two teen-aged boys were not exactly "merchant marine" material. What kind of boat were they thinking of, and why would two youngsters with no experience expect to get hired aboard it or any boat? What kind of work do teen-agers, especially one who isn't even 18, think they can get in California, which has more employment laws than any other State in the union?

And further, what motivates a woman who drives a long-haul truck to pick up two young, healthy, teen-aged boys and then to carry them from Massachusetts to New Jersey!?! The long-haul truckers of America are known for their generosity to hitch-hikers, but women who drive are always counseled not to give rides to men or to boys who are as big as men. Perhaps that is an old-fashioned view of things, but women drivers are supposed to be suspicious.

Furthermore, about sixty miles northeast of Modesto is the Tulloch Reservoir, spelled the same way as the young suspect spells his name! Is the Tulloch family famous for pioneering in the west, or engineering Californian reservoirs?

Now the authorities in New Hampshire are trying to float a 'robbery or burglary gone bad' theory about this case: that just doesn't jive with earlier reports, also carried by the A.P. --

<< An arriving dinner guest discovered the bodies of the victims [Half and Susanne Zantop], both natives of Germany, in the study of their secluded, off-campus home. Authorities have said they believe the Zantops let the suspects into their home. >>

So the Zantops, while getting ready for a dinner party, let two young men -- young boys, really -- that they did not know personally come into their home on a Saturday evening. Then these boys who they did not know, and who came from well-off families promptly murdered them both with knives they had purchased via the Internet. And they were there to steal what?

And then they casually went somewhere, but where? To a ski chalet? To visit some girls? Did they go out drinking? They perhaps went to a movie? Or did they go home to Robert Tulloch's house, where they "hid" the knives in his bedroom (what brilliant criminal minds they have), not considering the implications for themselves -- of having it discovered, right there?

This bizarre murder scenario reeks of cover-up-itis. Questions abound -- such as, were there links between the Zantops and kiddie porno distribution networks? Were they engaged in making child/late teen pornography, and did something go awry? Is there an established conspiracy in the Modesto/Stockton area, to handle porno involving children? Is there a Satanic link, were these boys being directed to their deaths in a cult-like ritual? Was it actually "a lucky thing" that they got themselves caught?

Late in June the New Hampshire State police were still searching the Zantops property for evidence concerning this double homicide: check the URL as given below. The explanation was that the prior search(es) had been conducted when there was snow on the ground, and this was somehow a hindrance.