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>South of the Border at the Road Kill Café (Part 1)
>
>By H. Keith Henson
>
>There is too much red in the Road Kill Cafe's decor. The miniature
>palm trees on either side of the door are ratty, like someone left
>them out on a freezing night. The specials de jour are chalked on a
>red A-frame sign. There are advertisements for someone's cleaning
>service and a note about an "open to the public" bakery surplus next
>to a pay phone inside the double door "airlock." A poster for a
>sports team named after some vicious animal is tacked on one wall.
>
>The Road Kill Café's windows go all the way to the floor. There are
>low curtain rods made of 2-inch brass pipe about 3 feet off the floor.
>The bar has a shingle roof built over it. In one corner there is a
>library of old books, real as far as I can tell. They are too far
>away to make out the titles. I am there mid afternoon. It is the
>wrong time of year for the outdoor patio to be inviting.
>
>No ID is offered; "Don't be silly." My speculation about a
>three-letter agency is neither confirmed nor denied, but substantial
>amount of cash changes hands. My activities, reports, and analysis
>are recognized though it is not clear who does. As an aid to further
>analysis there is an extended period of discussion. I get to ask
>questions. Some have answers, some do not and some are of the kind
>that if I were told . . ..
>
>Eventually the discussion works back to the early days of scientology
>vs. the net, to Tom Klemesrud, Linda Woolard, -AB- (Rummelhart), and
>penet in early 1995. The seemingly pointless Ms Blood operation has
>long fascinated me. Only in the last year was the point of the
>operation understood (to get Tom locked up and Support.com shut down
>for an extended period while the police looked for a body to go with
>the blood all over Tom's apartment). Some of my knowledge of these
>events is confirmed, and a few more pieces of the puzzle are added.
>
>The Ms Blood story is a spectacular example (on a par with framing
>Paulette Cooper) of a scientology operation against Tom Klemesrud.
>When the plan went sour and an internal leak came to light, possibly
>exposing the whole operation, scientology manipulated the police as
>far away as Finland through their lawyers and private investigators
>and used the police to manipulate others such as anon.penet and
>CalTech. They later manipulated the judge in a small claims court
>which would not even *look* at Tom's side of the story when Ms Blood
>sued Tom over being so scared of him she started bleeding again when
>Tom was 1500 miles away at his father's funeral. They manipulated
>Judge Whyte's court, and Tom's insurance company into an entirely
>unjustified settlement. So far scientology has gotten away clean from
>a long list of crimes and civil rights violations against Mr.
>Klemesrud.
>
>To recap for new readers, in early 1995 Tom was the sysop of
>Support.com, a BBS/ISP run out of his bedroom. Support.com was then
>the connection point to the net for major SP and former high-level
>scientologist Dennis Erlich. "Jerry Ladd" was also posting from
>Support.com. I am not sure he was ever identified. Tom had some
>previous experience with the cult's corruption and knew some of the
>IRS agents who had been involved. From:
>
>http://wpxx02.toxi.uni-wuerzburg.de/~krasel/CoS/ars-FAQ/20.htm
>
>"Prior to January 14, 1995, [the date of the blood incident] I was
>contacted by attorneys for the Religious Technology Center
>(hereinafter referred to as "RTC"), a Church of Scientology
>organization. The attorneys for RTC informed me that a subscriber to
>my system, Dennis Erlich, was allegedly violating RTC's copyrighted
>materials by making postings of those materials to the Internet. RTC's
>attorneys demanded action to block Mr. Erlich's access to the Internet
>via my bulletin board system. I contacted RTC's attorneys and
>requested that they provide me with copies of the copyrighted
>materials so that I could compare it with what Mr. Erlich had posted
>to the Internet. They refused to do so and I refused to take action
>against Mr. Erlich.
>
>"On January 14, 1995, I was in contact with plaintiff [Linda Woolard,
>aka "Miss Bloodybutt"] herein for the first and only time in my life.
>
>"I met the plaintiff at a bar. Contrary to her assertions that I
>approached her, she approached me. She identified herself as an agent
>for the IRS. [Editorial note--Linda may have been an IRS/"Church Tax
>Compliance Committee" agent authorized by the secret deal between the
>IRS and scientology.] Part of our discussion concerned the bulletin
>board system I operated and she expressed an interest in seeing the
>system. Therefore, the plaintiff accompanied me to my apartment in
>North Hollywood.
>
>"The bar was in Burbank on my way home. I have not been there for
>years. I do not hang out there. I know the management there and is why
>I chose to go there. You would think they had to have been following
>me.
>
>"She--or someone else--had to have at least been following me from the
>Burbank airport. The cab driver was the only one who knew where I
>wanted to go. We had trouble finding the place too, driving back and
>forth on the surrounding streets. They may have been in touch with the
>airline, according to info I have.
>
>"'Miss Blood' got access to the internet site by claiming to be an IRS
>CID agent, re-investigating the tax status of the CoS. I sat down a
>light colored dinette chair for her to sit on. There were no stains on
>that chair after she had sat on it--I have witnesses. So, she was not
>bleeding-- "soaking," before she went into the bathroom.
>
>"She excused herself to the bathroom. She took some time, so I checked
>on her to find much blood _smeared_ all over the bathroom: On the
>floor, walls, shower doors, but little in the toilet. After I had
>discovered her, she came out of the bathroom and said: "I am from the
>Church of Scientology, and I think that you should do as Thomas Small
>has instructed you to do--delete Dennis Erlich from the BBS."
>
>"I am just reporting what happened. The first thing she said when I
>found her sitting on the toilet in the bathroom with about a pint of
>blood on the floor in front of her was: "Tom, we have got to stop
>having rough sex like this."
>
>"Of course, I was fully clothed, with my shoes on, being a gentleman,
>because previous to this, she was an IRS Criminal Investigation
>Division agent in my mind. She impersonated one, and dropped names
>that are only know previously in confidential files at IRS CID, or to
>a former Federal Grand Jury. Woolard was engaging in psychological
>terrorism, in my opinion. Or, perhaps she thought by mentioning this
>bizarre notion, I might believe it happened.
>
>"I was shocked, and went to call for help. She came out of the
>bathroom and came to me saying this: "I am a representative of the
>Church of Scientology, and I think you should do as attorney Thomas
>Small has said you should do--disconnect Dennis Erlich from the
>Internet."
>
>"She immediately returned to the bathroom.
>
>"She told me she was sent on a mission to do what she was doing. I
>believe she did not know I had called the police and had left the
>apartment door wide open for them to come in. She was surprised to see
>them. She left several things behind.
>
>"Then she came out undressed, saying: "I have been sent on a mission,
>and I have been instructed to put some blood in your bed." She said
>this courteously, with a smile. As she turned to lay down on the bed,
>I saw the sausage of blood nestled in her crotch. She wiggled her butt
>in the bed, got up, looked at the stain on the sheets to see if she
>liked the stain, and returned to the bathroom. She did this with no
>interference from me.
>
>"A phone call was placed to 911. However, the telephone call was
>placed by me. When the police came to my apartment, I was in fact
>arrested on the false allegations of the plaintiff that I threatened
>her. The police never pursued these allegations.
>
>"She told the police she had a unique medical problem. This problem is
>of the type that caused a few pints of blood to be smeared on bathroom
>walls, in my shower, on carpets, my chairs, and bed. The medical
>problem takes the form of causing all my linens, and new rolls of
>toilet paper to be strewn on the floor and rubbed in the produce of
>her problem.
>
>"In fact, the blood came from a bag, bladder, or balloon nestled in
>her crotch. I saw it. If this is a medical problem, then she has an
>intestine or artery running outside her body filled with cold almost
>coagulated blood."
>
>**********88**********
>
>Tom suspects his drinks were drugged and the drug was probably the
>cult's favourite, chloral hydrate, also used to keep Lisa McPherson
>under control while she died of dehydration. Tom has a high tolerance
>to downers and it seems Ms Woolard did not use enough. Tom spoiled
>the operation by calling the police after he discover her spreading
>blood all over his bathroom and bedroom. If this was not an act of
>terrorism, I don't know what it would be called. (The police copy of
>the 911 recording went missing--common for Scientology cases--but a
>backup tape from the fire department was found. The transcript is
>posted in a number of places on the Internet, for example a March 22,
>2001 posting by ptsc in the thread "Recap of the story of Miss
>Bloodybutt - for Tom Klemesrud.") The police who came in response
>to his call to arrested Tom
>911 and he spent the night in jail based on false accusations of
>threats by Ms Woolard. Ms Woolard refused medical treatment and
>vanished after the police arrived. The details of this bizarre story
>are on the Internet:
>
>http://www.planetkc.com/sloth/sci/Fair_game_ord.html
>
>Ms Woolard even left her address book and had tried to make calls to a
>private detective, Gene Ingram. Ingram (a former police officer
>kicked out of the Los Angeles Police Department) is paid over $700,000
>a year by Scientology for his work intimidating people and running
>operations such as the one against Tom Klemesrud. It is not known if
>Ms Woolard was a scientologist, but (I believe) her sister was
>eventually found to be one.
>
>There was no question this was a Scientology operation, but the goal
>of the operation was not clear for a number of years. March 22, 2001
>freebird1@aol.com posted:
>
>"Scientology's OSA department had one or two of its 'agents' work on a
>DA package including the incident even before Ms. Bloodybutt tried to
>frame Tom Klemesrud. That DA package was to included the claim that
>Tom Klemesrud was being questioned by the police about murdering a
>woman. (An anonymous telephone call to the police by a woman screaming
>for help was probably planned, but the woman was too drunk to perform
>the call or remember to call.) The plan was to make Tom Klemesrud
>appear that he had murdered someone and then successfully hide /
>dispose of the body, and to have him incarcerated for a crime that had
>not even been committed."
>
>Tom was not even the primary target of this operation. The entire
>over-complicated operation was done with the object of getting Dennis
>Erlich, a former high-level Scientologist, and subscriber to Tom's
>Internet service, support.com, off the net. Dennis had earned the ire
>of Scientology by openly talking about their "secrets," particularly
>the OT3/Xenu story and Scientology's illegal practice of medicine
>using "emeters."
>
>http://www.xs4all.nl/~kspaink/cos/rnewman/erlich/home.html.
>
>As we have long known -AB- (Sea Org member Thomas Gerard Rummelhart,
>former radio officer of the Freewinds) was working at "INCOMM," the
>cult's computer operation in LA. In late 1994, early 1995, he was
>reading and posting on a.r.s. There may have been no specific
>provision against it in those days but -AB- was paranoid enough to be
>posting through that anon remailer at penet. Perhaps he figured the
>general prohibition against contact with SPs applied.
>
>When Tom's version of the Ms Blood story showed up on a.r.s, -AB- had
>seen a different story in someone's files on the INCOMM computers. If
>the cult's assertion on legal papers supplied to the police in Finland
>can be believed, the document had never been on paper. In the 1992
>Caltech Alumni Directory -AB- was listed this way:
>
> RUMMELHART, Thomas G.; '84 MS EE; r. Same as Business;
> b. Computer Operations Dir.; Incomm, 4833 Fountain Ave.,
> Los Angeles, CA 90029, 213 664-0371
>
>So he almost certainly had root access at INCOMM.
>
>January 23, 1995 -AB- posted Ingram's/Ms Blood's version on a.r.s
>through penet and a mail2news gateway from his account at Cal Tech,
>thinking (no doubt) he was doing a good deed defending scientology.
>Jan 25, 1995 according to an ARS posting, he sent the name and phone
>number of Linda Woolard (Ms Blood) to Vega. (There's a name not seen
>in a while!)
>
>What he did not realize was that the "shore story" of the partly
>failed blood attack on Tom Klemesrud was an internal maximum level
>scientology secret until released--and no decision had been made about
>releasing it. When the story appeared on a.r.s, prior to Helena
>Kobrin faxing a close version to the Los Angeles Times, or even any
>copies being printed, it looked to the powers running the Ms Blood
>operation that their internal secret computer files were being tapped.
>(Knowing scientology, David Miscavige was probably micromanaging the
>operation against Tom Klemesrud and was in a diminutive frothing
>fury.)
>
>-AB- knew they were after him and posted in reply to "Old Timer" about
>11 pm PST January 25:
>
>> There is something about this cycle...I can not put my finger
>> on it...but maybe just maybe there is some truth to -AB-.
>>
>> I do not feel OSA had anything to do with a set up. I also
>> feel, more investigation IS warranted.
>>
>> I am asking for a Board of Investigation.
>>
>> Old Timer
>
> Why thank you, O.T.! And you risk being branded "OSA" along
>with me! Your courage is encouraging that one day a.r.s will pursue
>more truth and less bashing and accusations that no one ever proves
>on one side or the other.
>
> I told in another post how I got the data, and I submit that to
>the B of I. On top of that I also sent you the exact name and phone
>number of Linda, by private e-mail. Since it seems that some feel now
>that Vega and I are "OSA" <sheesh>, maybe they will believe you.
>
> I am not OSA. In fact OSA is looking for me since I "scooped" them
>on this and got to the bottom of it before they did. But I choose to
>remain anon to both sides. FWIW.
>
>Peace,
>AB
>
>**********88***********
>
>This was the last known posting from -AB-.
>
>From what we can see from the outside, there was a frantic, no expense
>barred, effort using Gene Ingram, the LAPD, then Interpol, the Finnish
>police and the LAPD again to determine how the leak had occurred.
>
>The LA Times Feb 22, 1995 reported:
>
>"Helsingius refused at first to knuckle [under] to the church's
>demands, but he
>says the search warrant gave Finnish authorities the right to seize
>his
>computer, which contains the identity of all 200,000 people who have
>sent
>messages through anon.penet.fi during its 2 1/2 years of existence.
>Faced
>with a potentially catastrophic loss of confidentiality--anon.penet.fi
>processes more than 7,000 messages daily, mostly for
>Americans--Helsingius and his attorney negotiated a compromise: On
>Feb.
>8, he gave police the single identity in question.
>
>"Within the hour, Helsingius reports, a church representative told him
>the church had the name. (A church spokeswoman contacted would say
>only
>that "we took actions to handle illegal posting," insisting that her
>organization was simply defending its rights. As for anonymous
>posting,
>the spokeswoman added, "People should be responsible for what they
>do.")"
>
>Julf Helsingius, the administrator of anon.penet.fi, wrote:
>
>"Based on a request from Interpol, the Finnish police have gotten a
>search&seizure warrant on my home and the anon.penet.fi server, and
>gotten the real mail address of a user that has allegedly posted
>material stolen from the Church of Scientology. Fortunately I managed
>to prevent them from getting more than this one, single address."
>
>The information they got pointed back to an account,
>tc@alumni.caltech.edu on the Cal Tech computers. Within hours
>scientologists were there. Cal Tech system administrators at first
>would not give up the name. Months later Rich Fagen Director, Campus
>Computing Organization Caltech wrote:
>
>By rich@cco.caltech.edu (Richard E. Fagen)
>26 Jun 1995 16:24:03 GMT
>
>"On Wednesday afternoon, February 8th, three private investigators
>visited the Caltech Security Office and the Campus Computing
>Organization. The P.I.s wanted to know the identity of the holder of
>the account "tc" on the Caltech Alumni Association computer system
>(alumni.caltech.edu). They claimed to have gotten the account name
>from the anon.penet.fi server via the Helsinki police. Due to the
>unusual nature of this request, the P.I.s were told that Caltech would
>need more information before this type of information could be given
>out. Later that day, an attorney representing the Church of
>Scientology called the campus computing support office demanding the
>name of the account holder. The attorney claimed that a document had
>been stolen from a CoS computer system, and that the document had been
>posted to the a.r.s newsgroup from alumni.caltech.edu via the anon
>remailer. (The claim was the document was created on Jan. 21 and
>appeared in a.r.s. on Jan. 24). The computing support staff did not
>divulge the name of the account holder, and the CoS attorney was
>referred to the Caltech General Counsel's office.
>
>"The Computer Crime Unit of the Bunco-Forgery Division of the LAPD
>subsequently contacted Caltech security and asked for more information
>on the case. The LAPD wanted to know if a breakin to the CoS computer
>had occurred from the alumni system. Caltech told the LAPD that no
>evidence of such a break in could be found. The LAPD requested and was
>given the name of the "tc" account holder with the understanding that
>this information would not be divulged. A couple days after that
>Caltech was informed that the LAPD could find no evidence that a crime
>had been committed.
>
>"In the ensuing several days, the attorney and P.I.s representing CoS
>made repeated attempts (both via phone and by physically appearing on
>the Caltech and JPL campuses) to obtain the contents of the tc account
>and also the tape backups (the account holder had admitted to deleting
>most of the contents of the account). The CoS attorney produced a
>letter allegedly signed by the tc account holder allowing CoS
>permission to get the data stored on that account and the backups. Due
>to irregularities with both the letter and a phone conversation with
>the account holder, permission for CoS to have access to the data in
>the account was denied by Caltech.
>
>"After the CoS attorney and P.I.s continued their attempts to get the
>data, Caltech retained the counsel of an independent law firm. Soon
>after that, all communication with the CoS ended. One phone call from
>the tc account holder requesting the backup data was received by the
>computing support staff. This request was also denied. That was the
>last communication with the account holder."
>
>http://www2.thecia.net/users/rnewman/scientology/anon/penet.html
>
>It is looks like an LAPD fraud investigation officer forced
>Rummelhart's name out of Cal Tech and gave it to scientology. However
>they found him, Rummelhart was obviously confronted and put under
>pressure to try to get his files on Cal Tech's computer restored from
>tape and returned to the cult. (So they could check what *else* he
>had been doing.)
>
>After this episode, of course, he would never be trusted or permitted
>to be on staff. He had been granted the highest level security
>clearance for working on their central computers, yet he had been
>exposed as a major SP. (Anyone who gets upper management's shorts in
>a knot qualifies as a major SP. Tom suspects that Rummelhart tried
>to make amends by breaking in to his mailbox and stealing his identity
>and that Rummelhart showed up at the small claims action with Ingram
>and Wollard.)
>
>There was a good deal of speculation and worry at the time that he
>might have been imprisoned in the RPF or even killed. A good number
>of months later he was reported as having been located in the New
>England area but I don't believe anyone has reported speaking to him.
>Apparently he was thrown out, though he might have been held as a
>prisoner for a long time--possibly even to this day. (The cult just
>does that, and people are so terrorized by the experience they seldom
>talk before the statute of limitations runs out. The kidnapping and
>hideous abuse of TF being a case on point.)
>
>So far this is a recap of what we already knew or had guessed right.
>What we *didn't* know (or at least *I* didn't know) was that the
>people around -AB- in INCOMM were also horribly abused. They were
>blamed for not detecting an SP! Some were sent to the RPF, a few of
>those most remote from -AB- were kept because otherwise the computers
>would have been shut down, a bunch of them went to "lower" sea orgs
>like FB and PAC Estates after intense interrogation and a few months
>of house arrest. Those in the RPF were in for various lengths of
>time, some for years, and one of them may be there to this day. None
>of the tossed INCOMM people ever went back to INCOMM.
>
>However this information was obtained, I got the impression from the
>person I was talking to it had been known for a *long* time. Perhaps
>NSA's interest in the cult didn't end in 1977 and they *did* have a
>fly on the wall. Or perhaps people who were there have since talked
>to the Feds like Jesse Prince did.
>
>Thomas Gerard Rummelhart if you are reading a.r.s, I would *love* to
>hear from you. The phone here in Canada is 905-844-6216. If you feel
>email is better, my PGP key is on the servers, but the servers seem to
>be acting up lately so I will append it.
>
>What bothers me is that people in US government law enforcement had
>detailed knowledge in 1995 about scientology's attempt to frame Tom
>Klemesrud for murder just like scientology had successfully framed
>Paulette Cooper for bomb threats back in the 70s. I get a shrug when
>I express amazement at this. Maybe it is not a Federal crime.
>
>Scientology *did* get Tom falsely arrested and later manipulated (or
>outright corrupted) a small claims court to provide Ms Blood with a
>cover justification and manipulated a Federal court (Judge Whyte's) so
>scientology's operation against Tom was not exposed.
>
>When -AB- reported the cult's "shore story" of the operation against
>Tom on a.r.s, scientology manipulated Interpol, the Finnish police,
>the Los Angeles Police Department, and through them Cal Tech in a
>private prosecution to find him. When they located their target,
>brutal coercion was applied to him. It just amazes me that the US
>government would let scientology brazenly commit crimes and usurp the
>government's function of investigation and prosecution even in those
>days when there was a rule against investigating scientology. (Of
>course, the government never charged anyone for the criminal coercion
>scientology applied to get the illegal tax exemption from the IRS or
>for manipulating the US Attorney and a grand jury into indicting
>Paulette Cooper either.)
>
>We are talking about events now more than 7 years in the past. There
>might be people who could confirm this story who have since left the
>cult. I can't offer a speck of proof myself and in fact the entire
>business of being south of the US border seems quite bizarre.
>
>Keith Henson
>
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