Dear Friends, Patriots, and Warriors of Truth:

With regard to the double murder at Dartmouth, several things should be noted -- every Rumormill News Agent and all those readers who have an interest in this important story should take pains to save any and all web pages to a floppy disc or to some other storage device, whenever they encounter a relevant story.

As with the outbreak of "the West Nile Virus" and certain other rather high-profile stories over the past four bloody years, 'breaking news' often contains the most truthful portions of the accounts of a controversial subject. This was true with regard to the shoot-down of TWA 800 and the destruction of Egyptair 990.

It was doubly true with the murders of John F. Kennedy, Jr. and his passengers, the Bessette sisters of Greenwich, Connecticut.

Herewith given below, is a concise update on the Zantop killings as posted by the Boston Herald: it is a Murdoch paper, that's true, but it's always in the thick of things whenever there is a murder or a celebrity arrest! They often get the news right.

So many of the story lines on Rumormill News are starting to be interlaced and intertwined, that I think we should now begin assembling the proper contextual and reference documents needed:

"the War for Greater Serbia," and thus, for controlling who is or may be named the next King of Yugoslavia (as well as who may be 'surfaced' as the next King of Jerusalem, or of Armenia with lawful jurisdiction over the Armenian quarter in Jersusalem), are parts of this equation, I believe. The Federal Reserve is owned by the various royalists and their allies in this once-free republic: this has to be very important to them, and considering the large numbers of family linkages from those in the palaces of Great Britain to the Germanies, it could be that "the radical feminist" Suzanne Zantop was as much a target for "wet work" as her Vulcanologist husband. I.e., the professor in charge of understanding earthquakes and volcanoes, of which we have had so very many in the last fourteen to eighteen months.

News link:

http://www.bostonherald.com/news/local_regional/dart01292001.htm