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Nothing in San Francisco makes sense, not Mayor Ed Lee, Milk, Moscone, Yee and Parks and Recs
The Phoney Explosion
Walnut Creek: November 2004 Explosion
One very clear issue is the sister of the Mountain Cascade Pipeline Contractor employee had been murdered. The husband of Barbara Boxer of Boxer and Gerson racked in millions
One very clear issue is the sister of the Mountain Cascade Pipeline Contractor employee had been murdered. The husband of Barbara Boxer of Boxer and Gerson racked in millions
Mr. Ellison and Mr. Milken anytime you want to meet face-to-face I'm ready.
FBI Agent Frank Doyle Jr.
Frank arrived at Mainframe Designs Cabinets and Fixtures in 1989
Pete Bennett called the FBI in 1988.
The Good Mayor
Bennett warned his Security Team
Nothing in San Francisco makes sense, not Mayor Ed Lee, Milk, Moscone, Yee and Parks and Recs
Outsourcing Clearing Procedure
Bennett met Mr. Childs at local tech meetings. Many in tech consider his arrest and charge overkill but length of sentence more disturbing.
Nothing in San Francisco not even the reward for the murder of Officer Lester Garnier
2016 ~ Pete Bennett beaten downtown Walnut Creek
Pete Bennett a resident of Contra Costa County since 1978 sat
back for years watching endless incidents of murders, hate crimes and setups of suspects.
His first case was a car arson fire at the end of Santa Monica Drive.
1982 to 1996 The Railroad Billionaire
Philip Anschutz Chairman of Southern Pacific
Attorney Rick Kopf appeared in Contra Costa County Superior Court on behalf of Southern Pacific. Back in 1989 this collection of parties from Southern Pacific likely colluded in destroying Bennett vs. Southern Pacific by killing a key witness.
Today Bennett believes the murders and hate crimes lead to the investigators.
1he 1978 KKK Invitation
Bennett relocated to Walnut Creek California during June 1978 renting a cottage house next to Coop Grocery on Geary Road. The property was owned by Jack Bennett (Cousin) and Irene Gorgas of Ideal Homes located on N. Main at Geary.
1979-1992 ~ Sheriff Rainey
Sheriff Richard Rainey has part of Contra Costa Sheriff since the mid sixties. Bennett arrived in June 1978 where he ran into a series of people clearly connected to the KKK. Given the large number of cold cases something is amiss in the statistics.
1979-1992 ~ Mark Peterson
Mark Peterson held the highest level of trust in Contra Costa County as District Attorney. During June 2017 Peterson was charged with perjury connected his fibbing on Fair Political Practices forms (FPPC). During 2010 Bennett met with Peterson with at least a dozen withenss.
Southern Pacific General Counsel
This attorney and his connections to the inner power structure of Contra Costa County was defense council in the Matter of Bennett vs. Southern Pacific filed in 1987 lost in 1990.
2003 to 2015 Mark Coon
Mark Coon was the most gracious person. He met with Pete Bennett in regards to the City of Concord Entertainment Permit. The dispute arose when Bennett attempted to busk downtown in Todos Santos Park. Bennett went the Concord Police Department where he met with Chief Livingston. Years later Bennett realized Livingston was present at the Pine Wood Derby the same weekend his sons were taken.
Outsourcing Clearing Procedure
Bennett met Mr. Childs at local tech meetings. Many in tech consider his arrest and charge overkill but length of sentence more disturbing.
Nothing in San Francisco not even the reward for the murder of Officer Lester Garnier
Outsourcing Clearing Procedure
Bennett met Mr. Childs at local tech meetings. Many in tech consider his arrest and charge overkill but length of sentence more disturbing.
Nothing in San Francisco not even the reward for the murder of Officer Lester Garnier
Outsourcing Clearing Procedure
Bennett met Mr. Childs at local tech meetings. Many in tech consider his arrest and charge overkill but length of sentence more disturbing.
Nothing in San Francisco not even the reward for the murder of Officer Lester Garnier
The many reasons behind Nomoreh1.tech is the mayhem that comes connected to the unknown factors who do you know.
Online sex sites, anonymous hookups and online connections go on everyday but don't meet in the dark, tell at least one friend, or leave a trail for investigators to follow.
By LINDSAY WHITEHURST | The Associated Press
SALT LAKE CITY — A tech worker pleaded guilty on Wednesday to strangling a Utah college student whose disappearance over a year ago sparked a search that ended with the discovery of her charred remains in his backyard.
FILE – In this Dec. 20, 2019, file photo, Ayoola A. Ajayi appears in 3rd District Court in Salt Lake City. Ajayi pleaded guilty in the death of a Utah college student Wednesday, Oct. 7, 2020, more than a year after her disappearance sparked a large-scale search that ended with the discovery of her charred remains in his backyard. Ajayi is expected to be sentenced to life in prison without the possibility of parole in the death of 23-year-old Mackenzie Lueck. (Jeffrey D. Allred/The Deseret News via AP, File)
Ayoola A. Ajayi acknowledged he planned the death of 23-year-old Mackenzie Lueck, whom he met on a dating app and arranged to meet in a park. After they returned to his home, he bound and strangled her, then burned and hid her body while police and loved ones searched for her, his lawyer said in court.
Ajayi pleaded guilty to aggravated murder and desecration of a corpse in an agreement with prosecutors that removed the possibility of the death penalty. Prosecutors dropped charges of aggravated kidnapping and obstructing justice.
Ajayi also pleaded guilty to sexually abusing a different woman he met on a dating app. He is expected to be sentenced to life in prison without the possibility of parole.
Salt Lake County District Attorney Sim Gill said the guilty pleas allow Lueck’s parents to begin to get closure and a “measure of justice.” Gill said the family has asked for privacy.
Lueck has been remembered as a bubbly, nurturing person who belonged to a sorority and was a part-time senior at the University of Utah studying kinesiology and pre-nursing.
She went missing in June 2019, after returning from a trip home to El Segundo, California, for her grandmother’s funeral. Lueck had met Ajayi, 32, on the site Seeking Arrangement, which bills itself as a way for wealthy “sugar daddies” to meet women known as “sugar babies,” his lawyer said. She took a Lyft to meet him in a park, prosecutors have said. Her phone was turned off a minute after the last text and never turned back on.
Ajayi planned the slaying before the meeting at the park and turned off the video in his home-security system before he left to meet her, his lawyer Neal Hamilton said. When they returned to his Salt Lake City home, Ajayi tied her up and began to choke her. She tried to stop him, after which he put a belt around her neck, pushed her onto her stomach and strangled her, the attorney said.
Ajayi then burned her body and buried it in his backyard, Hamilton said. After detectives came to his door to question him, he dug her up and buried her in a shallow grave in a canyon nearly 100 miles (161 kilometers) north of Salt Lake City.
The search for Lueck went on for nearly two weeks before some of her remains were discovered in Ajayi’s backyard and he was arrested. He later revealed the location of her body in Logan Canyon, where she was found with her arms bound behind her.
A native of Nigeria, Ajayi held a green card that allows him to legally work and live in the U.S., prosecutors have said. He was an information technology worker who had stints with high-profile companies and was briefly in the Army National Guard.
Authorities have not discussed a motive for the killing.
Ajayi said little at Wednesday’s hearing and occasionally hung his head. He was wearing an orange jail jumpsuit, glasses and blue surgical mask. He is expected to be formally sentenced Oct. 23.
Ajayi also pleaded guilty to sexually abusing another woman he met on a dating app in 2018. They went to his house for dinner, and the abuse happened while they were watching television, he acknowledged. He pleaded guilty to forcible sexual abuse in that case.
As part of the plea agreement, prosecutors dismissed 19 counts of sexual exploitation of a minor related to child pornography allegedly discovered on his devices during the investigation into Lueck’s death.
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This story has been corrected to say the defendant pleaded guilty to murder and one other charge, not multiple, in the death of the student.
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