TERRORISM WITHIN AND WITHOUT:
In 1996, I escaped from Arroyyo Grande, Ca. I had turned in a also homeless B.O.A. robbery suspect name of David Lavetrey. He in Halloween clown costume had robbed a Cigarettes Cheaper Store employee at the ATM of $2800.00. The mgr. of that store, a city detective had told him, there were no cameras in the camera holders at the bank, even though, it had had an inside robbery, a year earlier! I camped out in the Ranchos penasquitos, Ca. (San Diego), and had a mailbox at the Mail boxes, Etc. at 9921 Carmel mountain Road, for nearly a year. I regarded the owner, Karen Yaeger*, a close friend, but as time went on, I had the uneasy feeling, she was involved in shady business activities. I left the area to go to Tucson, Az., where I had another mailbox, with the owner, Bill Rogers on Ina Rd. He told me he wouldnt put my earring crafts on the internet, after bragging he had a stocks profit of $5000.00. After almost a year, I went back to the Carmel Rd. and camped out near Yaegers store. Until the recent World Trade disaster, I did not question her dealings with affluent Arabs. On several occasions, I saw in her store, her talking with accord,to a man first arrested but now released by the feds. A radiologist student in San Antonio, Texas. Not only that, but on one night, a homeless Iranian, who I befriended ruthessly destoyed my campsite. I think his name was Ahahlid Al Mihar, but my mind simply wont recall. The Radiologist stood in the parking lot near my camp, while the homeless Iranian and others, put into his car, bags that they had picked up the roadside, left for them obviously, one very early morning. I left the area again, because Yaeger left for a ten day vacation without telling me, and the bitch in her place wouldnt let me in the store and called the police when I tried to get my mail. They told me not to go in, until Yaeger returned, but I just vacated the area, guess to where?, the criminal conspiracy that is Needles, Ca.
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