* Joint Automated Booking Station first tested by Marcy in 1996 murder of JonBenet Ramsey
McConnell claims that his sister deployed her DOJ matrix lesbians to follow Gareth Williams through Fort Meade and back to London in August 2010 and join their MI-6 and Metropolitan Police counterparts (Google Cressida Dick) in producing a snuff film where digital images were encrypted by Elisabeth Murdoch's NDS agents and crime-scene DNA was shuffled by JABS clean-up crews working for Al Gore at Apple.
Prequel:
McConnell Links Marcy JABS and 9/11 VoIP To Gareth Williams Contract Hit
“'Dark Arts' Claim Over MI6 Spy's Death DNA Evidence Has Been Lost”
"Day 5 Recap of Inquest Into MI6 Spy's Death (BBC) [False flag bondage clues planted by JABS clean up crews for Marcy’s virtual lesbian matrix]"
Marcy placed extorted lesbian Janet Reno as Attorney General for Waco mass murders
Same lesbian and JABS M.O. at Gareth Williams and JonBenet Ramsey crime scenes
Officers have taken DNA samples from 15 colleagues of Williams, who was found inside a locked athletic bag in his London apartment in 2010, and plan to take samples from as many as 35 more of his colleagues, The Daily Telegraph reported.
Investigators said human traces were found on a green hand towel recovered from a shelf in the kitchen of Williams' apartment and it could provide a breakthrough in the investigation. Tests on whether there is a DNA sample on the towel could be completed within weeks, the Telegraph said.
London coroner Dr. Fiona Wilcox has concluded Williams' death probably involved another person and that he was either poisoned or suffocated [Google Gore Hammer JABS].
Wilcox, who presided over an inquest in Westminster Coroner's Court, said the possibility a member of the intelligence services was involved in the code-breaker's death was a "legitimate line of inquiry" for the investigation.
Wilcox said she believes Williams was still alive when he was locked in the bag.
Martin Hewitt, a deputy assistant commissioner at the Metropolitan Police, said weak traces of DNA of at least two other people that had been found in the apartment are being investigated.”
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By Michael Collins
There was something tawdry and disgusting about the phone hacking by Rupert Murdoch’s News of the World. The News Corporation owned tabloid hacked the phone mails of several thousand citizens of Great Britain. Victims included celebrities, politicians, and even a murdered eleven year old kidnap victim.
But that wasn’t enough to generate type of criminal investigation of News Corporation that would topple Rupert Murdoch and his clan from the throne of the $30 billion News Corporation.
The current revelations of cable television hacking, laid out in detail by Australia’s Financial Review and the BBC, provide a more concrete connection between outright criminality and the Murdoch run media giant. This alleged criminal behavior involves hackers on the payroll of a former Murdoch controlled Israel based company, NDS, and the demise of cable television competitors in Great Britain, the United States, and Australia due to that activity.
These allegations are reinvigorating the institutional shareholders revolt that may be the end of the Murdoch clan’s control of News Corporation.
Unlike the compromised privacy of citizens due to phone hacking, there is a concrete value that can be placed on the alleged cable hacking activity of the Murdoch controlled NDS . It’s called monetary damages. Billions were lost by ventures that attempted to compete with Murdoch but were unable to do so due to compromised security that made their cable systems vulnerable cable piracy (i.e., stolen services). (On March 15, CISCO announced its intent to acquire NDS in late 2012)
Murdoch’s NDS and Hackers
Rupert Murdoch’s investment helped create NDS in 1988. He acquired the company in 1992. That year, NDS hired the controversial Ray Adams as an operational security officer. Adams was a former commander for the London Metropolitan Police (the Met) in charge of criminal intelligence [allegedly worked with Kray Twins and Marcy’s LGBT associates in the pedophile entrapment and extortion trade] . He retired from the Met under a cloud of suspicion to sign on with security firm Kroll Associates and then NDS. Adams colleagues at the firm included a former head of Israel’s domestic intelligence, a former U.S. Army intelligence officer, and an Israeli (Yossi Tsuria) who had plotted a terrorist bombing of the Dome of the Rock mosque in Jerusalem [cf. Bain and Company].
One of Adams first tasks was to set up a website that served as a haven for cable television encryption hackers. Thioc.com operated for years as a test bed to test the security of cable encryption programs, vital to maintaining the security of cable television signals to homes. When a cable firm’s security programs are compromised, the firm is subject to undetectable free access to its services. The results can be ruinous as Britain’s ITV and others discovered.
There is no controversy as to the nature of Thioc.com. Both NDS and hackers admit that it was a hacker-friendly site. In an email obtained by the Financial Review, Ray Adams admitted that “I created THOIC and still consider it my baby” (email 1131February 10, 2000). According to NDS and Adams, Thioc.com was a test bed. According to hackers using the NDS funded site ($170,000 annually according to an Adams email), they broke the security encryption codes of several Murdoch competitors. These codes were taken by other hackers and used to steal the services of Canal+, a French cable company, ITV, a British cable competitor of Murdoch’s BSKYB cable network (which used Canal+ encryption codes), and others [allegedly used for Naudet Brothers Snuff Film 9/11].
Hackers spill the beans
Lee Gibling, an NDS supported hacker, emailed Ray Adams in early 2001 showing
“Thoic.com members discussed how hackers could learn in its online forums to program software allowing them to hack into cable television.” (Financial Review NDS email summary)
A 1999 email shows an NDS looking into a potential hack of ITV’s, a direct competitor to BSKYB.
“Simply the boxed OnDigital [ITV's cable service] decoder with internal mod allowing freeview of all avaliable channels (100% undectectable 18 mth guarantee)” Shiloh, Yehonatan email 503, November 23, 1999
More to the point, in a Declaration to the United States District Court, Oliver Kommerling, noted hacker and employed by NDS, testified to the following.
“http://coto2.wordpress.com/2012/04/04/wheres-the-criminal-investigation-of-the-murdoch-empire-shareholders-to-the-rescue/ Where’s the criminal investigation of the Murdoch Empire? Shareholders to the rescue Posted on April 4, 2012 by Michael Collins | Leave a comment
By Michael Collins
There was something tawdry and disgusting about the phone hacking by Rupert Murdoch’s News of the World. The News Corporation owned tabloid hacked the phone mails of several thousand citizens of Great Britain. Victims included celebrities, politicians, and even a murdered eleven year old kidnap victim.
But that wasn’t enough to generate type of criminal investigation of News Corporation that would topple Rupert Murdoch and his clan from the throne of the $30 billion News Corporation.
The current revelations of cable television hacking, laid out in detail by Australia’s Financial Review and the BBC, provide a more concrete connection between outright criminality and the Murdoch run media giant. This alleged criminal behavior involves hackers on the payroll of a former Murdoch controlled Israel based company, NDS, and the demise of cable television competitors in Great Britain, the United States, and Australia due to that activity.
These allegations are reinvigorating the institutional shareholders revolt that may be the end of the Murdoch clan’s control of News Corporation.
Unlike the compromised privacy of citizens due to phone hacking, there is a concrete value that can be placed on the alleged cable hacking activity of the Murdoch controlled NDS . It’s called monetary damages. Billions were lost by ventures that attempted to compete with Murdoch but were unable to do so due to compromised security that made their cable systems vulnerable cable piracy (i.e., stolen services). (On March 15, CISCO announced its intent to acquire NDS in late 2012)
Murdoch’s NDS and Hackers
Rupert Murdoch’s investment helped create NDS in 1988. He acquired the company in 1992. That year, NDS hired the controversial Ray Adams as an operational security officer. Adams was a former commander for the London Metropolitan Police (the Met) in charge of criminal intelligence [allegedly worked with Kray Twins and Marcy’s LGBT associates in the pedophile entrapment and extortion trade] . He retired from the Met under a cloud of suspicion to sign on with security firm Kroll Associates and then NDS. Adams colleagues at the firm included a former head of Israel’s domestic intelligence, a former U.S. Army intelligence officer, and an Israeli (Yossi Tsuria) who had plotted a terrorist bombing of the Dome of the Rock mosque in Jerusalem [cf. Bain and Company].
One of Adams first tasks was to set up a website that served as a haven for cable television encryption hackers. Thioc.com operated for years as a test bed to test the security of cable encryption programs, vital to maintaining the security of cable television signals to homes. When a cable firm’s security programs are compromised, the firm is subject to undetectable free access to its services. The results can be ruinous as Britain’s ITV and others discovered.
There is no controversy as to the nature of Thioc.com. Both NDS and hackers admit that it was a hacker-friendly site. In an email obtained by the Financial Review, Ray Adams admitted that “I created THOIC and still consider it my baby” (email 1131February 10, 2000). According to NDS and Adams, Thioc.com was a test bed. According to hackers using the NDS funded site ($170,000 annually according to an Adams email), they broke the security encryption codes of several Murdoch competitors. These codes were taken by other hackers and used to steal the services of Canal+, a French cable company, ITV, a British cable competitor of Murdoch’s BSKYB cable network (which used Canal+ encryption codes), and others [allegedly used for Naudet Brothers Snuff Film 9/11].
Hackers spill the beans
Lee Gibling, an NDS supported hacker, emailed Ray Adams in early 2001 showing
“Thoic.com members discussed how hackers could learn in its online forums to program software allowing them to hack into cable television.” (Financial Review NDS email summary)
A 1999 email shows an NDS looking into a potential hack of ITV’s, a direct competitor to BSKYB.
“Simply the boxed OnDigital [ITV's cable service] decoder with internal mod allowing freeview of all avaliable channels (100% undectectable 18 mth guarantee)” Shiloh, Yehonatan email 503, November 23, 1999
More to the point, in a Declaration to the United States District Court, Oliver Kommerling, noted hacker and employed by NDS, testified to the following.
NDS hacked the Canal+ smart card [used by ITV];
NDS engineers created a method “by which people would be able to circumvent the security measures” of Canal+; and
NDS then arranged for “Chris Tarnovsky to make the code available on the internet.”
US District Court, San Francisco, April 18, 2002, Maynee Report pdf page 3
A Wired Magazine article in 2008 confirmed the role of Tarnovsky and the high stakes involved in the suit brought by Canal+ against NDS:
“Before Canal Plus’s case against NDS died, Tarnovsky indicated to the company that Reuven Hazak had given him the Canal Plus code to post it on the internet. He reportedly told the French firm he would testify in the case, but later backed out, citing fear for his life and his family.” Kim Zetter, Wired, April 21, 2008
Tarnovsky may have been concerned due to the suspicious death by hanging of another of the Thioc.com hackers, Boris Floricic (Tron) in Germany who had allegedly been involved in a 1998 hacking operation.
The Canal+ suit against NDS posed a major risk for the Murdoch Empire. Canal+ claimed just what the hackers confirmed and filed suit for billions. Had NDS lost the suit, the damages would have been staggering due to this and other pending suits by other cable companies.
News Corporation acquired Canal+ from its French parent, Vivendi, and the suit ended.
All of the material collected by Canal+ team became the property of NDS. NDS denies any wrong doing in this or any other case of cable hacking for profit. The BBC’s Panorama television show documented a much broader set of hacking activities by NDS including interviews with hackers.
Where is law enforcement?
The London Metropolitan Police (the Met), has done nothing. BSKYB is located in London and any claimed illegal activities would fall under the Met’s jurisdiction.
NDS engineers created a method “by which people would be able to circumvent the security measures” of Canal+; and
NDS then arranged for “Chris Tarnovsky to make the code available on the internet.”
US District Court, San Francisco, April 18, 2002, Maynee Report pdf page 3
A Wired Magazine article in 2008 confirmed the role of Tarnovsky and the high stakes involved in the suit brought by Canal+ against NDS:
“Before Canal Plus’s case against NDS died, Tarnovsky indicated to the company that Reuven Hazak had given him the Canal Plus code to post it on the internet. He reportedly told the French firm he would testify in the case, but later backed out, citing fear for his life and his family.” Kim Zetter, Wired, April 21, 2008
Tarnovsky may have been concerned due to the suspicious death by hanging of another of the Thioc.com hackers, Boris Floricic (Tron) in Germany who had allegedly been involved in a 1998 hacking operation.
The Canal+ suit against NDS posed a major risk for the Murdoch Empire. Canal+ claimed just what the hackers confirmed and filed suit for billions. Had NDS lost the suit, the damages would have been staggering due to this and other pending suits by other cable companies.
News Corporation acquired Canal+ from its French parent, Vivendi, and the suit ended.
All of the material collected by Canal+ team became the property of NDS. NDS denies any wrong doing in this or any other case of cable hacking for profit. The BBC’s Panorama television show documented a much broader set of hacking activities by NDS including interviews with hackers.
Where is law enforcement?
The London Metropolitan Police (the Met), has done nothing. BSKYB is located in London and any claimed illegal activities would fall under the Met’s jurisdiction.
The London Metropolitan Police bungled several promising investigations that could have broken the current phone hacking fiasco years ago by fingering Murdoch’s News Corporation as the main perpetrator. A detailed deposition given to the phone hacking inquiry by a senior Met officer described how two top Met officials (the commissioner and assistant commissioner) stifled investigations when matters came too close to the powerful in London [Cressida Dick, Miriam Clegg and Boris Jonston’s wife Marina Wheeler].
Ray Adams, the NDS security head who launched the hacker web site, was twice investigated for shielding gangsters before retiring from the Met. The damaging findings of the internal investigations were kept form a subsequent high profile investigation of a racially motivated murder in 1993 where Adam’s behavior was called into question. Was the Met protecting Adams? Is is still protecting Adams?
The U.S Department of Justice has failed to follow up on the cable hacking charges, a major cyber crime despite the evidence brought forth in the Canal+ trial. In fact, in 1998, the U.S. Customs Service [directed by Kristine Marcy] partnered with NDS in a sting operation to catch cable pirates in the state of Washington. The sting backfired when the stolen cable security codes became available to cable pirates. Direct TV, then owned by General Motors, lost millions as a result of the operation. Had Justice been a little more curious in 1998, the subsequent hacking and cable piracy would have been prevented.
Where is the United States Department of Justice? How much more smoke do they need to see before they suspect a major fire? [they are trying to extinguish the fire because it leads to the masterminds behind Marcy’s Virtual Lesbian Matrix]”
Presidential Field invites you to check the links and enter his sister’s OODA loop before her virtual lesbian matrix has time to eliminate Gareth Williams’ whistleblower friends.
Presidential Mandate
http://www.abeldanger.net/
Ray Adams, the NDS security head who launched the hacker web site, was twice investigated for shielding gangsters before retiring from the Met. The damaging findings of the internal investigations were kept form a subsequent high profile investigation of a racially motivated murder in 1993 where Adam’s behavior was called into question. Was the Met protecting Adams? Is is still protecting Adams?
The U.S Department of Justice has failed to follow up on the cable hacking charges, a major cyber crime despite the evidence brought forth in the Canal+ trial. In fact, in 1998, the U.S. Customs Service [directed by Kristine Marcy] partnered with NDS in a sting operation to catch cable pirates in the state of Washington. The sting backfired when the stolen cable security codes became available to cable pirates. Direct TV, then owned by General Motors, lost millions as a result of the operation. Had Justice been a little more curious in 1998, the subsequent hacking and cable piracy would have been prevented.
Where is the United States Department of Justice? How much more smoke do they need to see before they suspect a major fire? [they are trying to extinguish the fire because it leads to the masterminds behind Marcy’s Virtual Lesbian Matrix]”
Presidential Field invites you to check the links and enter his sister’s OODA loop before her virtual lesbian matrix has time to eliminate Gareth Williams’ whistleblower friends.
Presidential Mandate
http://www.abeldanger.net/
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