Who killed Tupac?

"Everybody's at war with different things...I'm at war with my own heart sometimes."

Tupac Amaru Shakur was born Lesane Parish Crooks on June 16, 1971. He was an American rapper and actor.

Shakur began his career as a roadie, backup dancer and MC for the alternative hip hop group Digital Underground, eventually branching off as a solo artist .

Shakur was also an actor, starring in six films and one TV show in the 1990s.

On September 7, 1996, Shakur was fatally shot in a drive-by shooting at the intersection of Flamingo Road and Koval Lane in Las Vegas, Nevada. He was taken to University Medical Center of Southern Nevada, by Suge Knight; he died from his injuries six days later. He was 25 years old.

What happened?

Tupac Shakur attended the Bruce Seldon vs. Mike Tyson boxing match with Suge Knight at the MGM Grand in Las Vegas.

After leaving the match, one of Knight's associates spotted Orlando "Baby Lane" Anderson, a Crips gang member, in the MGM Grand lobby.

Earlier that year, Anderson and a group of Crips had robbed a member of Death Row's entourage in a Foot Locker store.

Knight's associate told Shakur.

Shakur asked Anderson if he was from the South and punched him in the face, knocking him to the ground.

Shakur's entourage, as well as Knight and his followers, assisted in assaulting Anderson.

It was broken up by hotel security.

After the brawl, Shakur went with Knight to the club that he owned, Club 662.

At 11:05 p.m. Shakur and Knight were halted on Las Vegas Boulevard by officers from the Las Vegas Metropolitan Police Department Bike Patrol for playing the car stereo too loudly and not having license plates.

The plates were found in the trunk of Knight's car.

The party was released a few minutes later without being cited.

At 11:10 p.m., they were stopped at a red light at the intersection of East Flamingo Road and Koval Lane in front of the Maxim Hotel, a vehicle with two women pulled up on their left side.

Shakur, who was talking through the window of his BMW sedan, exchanged words with the two women, and invited them to go to Club 662.

At 11:15 p.m., a white, four-door, late-model pulled up to the sedan's right side, rolled down a window, and rapidly fired gunshots at Shakur.

He was hit four times, twice in the chest, once in the arm, once in the thigh.

One of the bullets went into Shakur's right lung.

Bodyguard Frank Alexander stated that when he was about to ride along with Shakur in Knight's car, Shakur asked him to drive Jones's car instead.

Yaki Kadafi was riding in the car behind Shakur with bodyguards at the time of the shooting, and along with members of the Death Row entourage, refused to cooperate with officers.

Despite the vehicle having a flat tire, Knight's was able to drive Shakur and himself a mile from the site, to Las Vegas Boulevard and Harmon Avenue.

They were pulled over by the Bike Patrol, who alerted paramedics through radio.

Police and paramedics took Knight and Shakur to the University Medical Center of Southern Nevada.

They were pulled over just steps away from the MGM Grand.

Gobi Rahimi, while at the hospital, received news from a Death Row marketing employee that the shooters had called the record label and threatened Shakur.

Gobi told the Las Vegas police, but said they claimed to be understaffed.

Shakur said he was dying while being carried into the emergency department.

Shakur was heavily sedated, placed on life support machines, and was ultimately put under a barbiturate-induced coma after repeatedly trying to get out of bed.

He was visited by Jones and regained consciousness when she played Don McLean's "Vincent" on the CD player.

Shakur moaned and his eyes were filled with "mucus and swollen." Jones told Shakur that she loved him.

Knight did not speak until September 11.

He told officers he "heard something, but saw nothing" the night of the shooting.

Sergeant Kevin Manning said during the week that officers did not receive "a whole lot of cooperation" from Shakur's entourage.

Rahimi and members of Shakur's group Outlawz guarded Shakur.

While in the critical care unit, on the afternoon of Friday, September 13, 1996, Shakur died of respiratory failure that led to cardiac arrest after the removal of his right lung.

Doctors supposedly attempted to revive him, but could not stop the hemorrhaging.

He was pronounced dead at 4:03 pm

Later

Kadafi was involved in a scuffle with officers two days following the shooting.

They pulled over a motorist he was acquainted with and he protested.

Kadafi left Las Vegas days after Shakur's death.


He traveled to Atlanta and Los Angeles before settling in New Jersey, where his relatives lived.

Compton investigators assembled mug shots of several gang members, which included Anderson, and hand delivered them to Las Vegas.

Manning said detectives called Kadafi's lawyer to set up a meeting with the rapper.

The calls were not returned.

Officers did not try to locate Kadafi, who was fatally shot in a housing project in Irvington, New Jersey in November 1996.

Despite the two having observed the shooting and having seen the men in the car from which the shots were fired, Mean and Alexander told the Los Angeles Times in early 1997 that they had never been asked by the Las Vegas police to view photos of possible suspects in the case.

In an interview with Alexander conducted by Las Vegas Metro Police on March 19, 1997, he was shown a series of eight photo lineups, but was unable to identify any suspects from them.

E.D.I. Mean claimed to have seen all four men in the vehicle, while Alexander reported seeing the face of the suspect who shot Shakur.

Alexander said that he only saw the occupants of the shooter's car in "more of a profile."

Las Vegas police disputed the pair's account of what they had reported to the officers the night of the shooting.

The rapper, The Notorious B.I.G., denied playing a role in the murder.

His family produced computerized invoices suggesting that Wallace was recording a song in a New York City recording studio the night Shakur was shot.

Wallace's manager, Wayne Barrow, and rapper Lil' Cease publicly denied that Wallace had a role in the crime and said they were with him in the studio the night of the shooting.

Six months later, B.I.G. was fatally shot in a drive-by shooting by an unknown assailant on March 9, 1997, and died at the Cedars-Sinai Medical Center in Los Angeles.

One year after the shooting, Sgt. Kevin Manning, who headed the investigation, said that Shakur's murder "may never be solved".

He said, as few new clues came in and witnesses clammed up.

E.D.I. Mean, a member of Outlawz, said he was positive law enforcement knew "what happened" and added, "This is America. We found bin Laden."
In 2002, A two-part story by Chuck Philips, titled "Who Killed Tupac Shakur?" based on a year-long investigation.

He reported that "the shooting was carried out by a Compton gang called the Southside Crips to avenge the beating of one of its members by Shakur a few hours earlier. "

Orlando Anderson, the Crip whom Shakur had attacked, fired the fatal shots.

Las Vegas police considered Anderson as a suspect and interviewed him only once, briefly.

Anderson was killed nearly two years later in an unrelated gang shooting.

His article also implicated East Coast rappers, including The Notorious B.I.G.

The second article in Philips' series assessed the murder investigation.

His article stated that missteps of the Vegas police were .....

Discounting the fight that occurred just hours before the shooting.

Failing to follow up with a member of Shakur's entourage who witnessed the shooting.

The entourage member had told Vegas police he could probably identify one or more of the assailants, but was killed before being interviewed.

Failing to follow up a lead from a witness who spotted a white Cadillac similar to the car from which the fatal shots were fired and in which the shooters escaped.

Haaretz, an Israeli newspaper, reported in 2011 that the FBI released documents revealing its investigation of the Jewish Defense League for extorting protection money from Shakur and other rappers after making death threats against them.

In 2014, a police officer claimed he witnessed Shakur's last moments said Shakur refused to state who shot him.

When the officer asked Tupac if he saw the person or people who shot him, Shakur responded by saying, "Fuck you" to the officer as his last words.

In 2017, Knight claimed he might have been the target of the attack that killed Shakur, arguing that it was a hit on him as a staged coup to seize control of Death Row Records.

This year, 2018, 22 years later, Orlando Anderson’s Uncle Duane “Keefe D” Davis, confessed that he was directly involved in the Murder of Tupac Shakur.

He wouldn’t say who shot him from the back of the Cadilliac.

Years earlier in a tape sting from the DEA, he stated that Orlando pulled the trigger.

Back to the Future: Tupac Shakur

There has been a long lived conspiracy that Tupac Shakur faked his own death.

Now a man claiming to be from 2030 has come forward stating that Tupac faked his own death to hide from the Illuminati. 

The time traveler stated:

"When I was in the future I was trying to get as much information as possible from anybody."
"I was able to figure out that Tupac isn't dead but he was in a critical state for about a year after his 'death'."
He said: "I’ve had a big experience with the Illuminati."

"It doesn’t exist, but there is something similar that isn’t called the Illuminati and it doesn’t have a symbol with the triangle in the eye."

"But what we do have is a different version of the Illuminati in the government, the actual symbol is an owl."

Some say Tupac faked his own death and moved to Cuba, where his own aunt lives in exile. 

Suge Knight told TMZ in 2014,  “Why you think nobody been arrested if they said they the one that killed Tupac? Because Tupac not dead.

 If he was dead, they’d be arresting those dudes for murder. You know he’s somewhere smoking a Cuban cigar on an island.”

On Twitter one conspiracy theorist claims he has apparently seen Tupac, alongside founder of Outlawz hip-hop group – Yaki Kadafi, in Somalia.

In the post, @suldaan_mahdi says: “I’ve seen Tupac and Kadafi way after their said deaths – in Somalia.

“I’ve seen them both alive. I was in a car and they were heading in the other direction.

“Kadafi was doing some kind of hand signals – he looked kind of funky."

YouTubers continue to claim 'Tupac alive' sightings like this one (right).

Do you think Tupac is still alive?

Tionda and Diamond Bradley Kidnapped 17 years ago. Please help find us!

At the time Tionda, was 10, and Diamond, was 3. They disappeared from their apartment in the Oakland neighborhood the morning of July 6, 2001. 

Tracey Bradley is the girls' mother. She told authorities she last saw her daughters sleeping, about 6:30 a.m., before leaving for work at Robert Taylor Park. She returned to the apartment with Diamond’s father, George Washington, in the early afternoon to an empty apartment. A note from Tionda was placed on the back of a couch. It said the girls had gone to school and a nearby store. Their aunt said the grammar was nothing like Tionda’s. A letter from Tionda written five months before she disappeared, and it’s completely different in style, tone and grammar.

"I think that whatever happened to them, a person that they trusted implicitly was involved," said their aunt. "I don't think it was a stranger danger thing. I think it was somebody that they knew and trusted that took them for whatever reason."

   

Tionda as street smart and wary of strangers, a fast runner who loved to dance and was protective of her younger sister. Diamond, the baby of the family who was affectionately known as "Honey Bun." The girls were close.

One clue is a message from Tionda left on Tracey’s cell phone.  One of the family members went into Tracey's cell phone and retrieved an apparently unheard voice mail message. It was left between 8:30 a.m. or 9:30 a.m. the day the girls disappeared. In the message, Tionda says, “Mama, this is Tionda. Mom, pick up the phone. George is at the door. Can I open the door? He said that we are going to Jewel’s to pick up the cake there. We’re coming to pick you up from work.”

Diamond’s father is named George Washington. One of Tracey’s close friends, a man who was a neighbor at the time, is also named George. He occasionally babysat for the children, and they were very familiar with him. 

The message mysteriously disappeared.

“I love Tracey with all my heart, but I have to say what I believe, and she knows that” said the aunt. "She only knows that certain things trouble her. For instance, the camping trip Tracey and George said they were taking with the two girls. Never in my life have I heard anything about camping from them, Very unusual.”

George Washington was found with a receipt for gloves, bleach and garbage bags that he purchased at a Home Depot. The last reported sighting of the girls by an adult other than Tracey and George was their grandmother. She says she saw them the day before, during the afternoon. The aunt said she suspects something may have happened to the girls that night.

The aunt stated:
“Our family, with our cell phones, we have a family plan. One of the family members, the records said their cell phone had no activity from 2 a.m. until 2 p.m. the day Tionda and Diamond went missing. Now I know the only way there would be no activity is you’re out of range during that time. Roaming.”

Last January the aunt received a cryptic e-mail that said “This is Tionda”. The e-mail led her to a MySpace photo of a teenage girl who looks remarkably like an age-progressed Tionda. Chicago police tracked the photo to a 12-year-old Illinois girl who said she found the picture on the Internet and was using it because she didn’t want to use her own.

Tionda would be 27 now, and Diamond would be 20.

Kleenex Gas Masks

Kleenex tissues were originally intended for gas masks.

There was a cotton shortage during World War I, when cotton was needed more for bandages and field dressings.

Kimberly-Clark developed a thin, flat cotton substitute,originally called Cheesecloth UGG, that the army tried to use as a filter in gas masks. 

When the war ended the company redeveloped it to be smoother and softer, then marketed Kleenex as facial tissue instead.

Active volcanoes on the moon when dinosaurs were alive?

New NASA findings suggest there might still have been active lava flow 100 million years ago, when dinosaurs were still roaming.

There are  many newly discovered young volcanic deposits on the moon. 

These areas are thought to be remnants of small lava eruptions that occurred recently in the moon's past.

NASA’s Lunar Reconnaissance Orbiter (LRO) has provided researchers strong evidence the Moon’s volcanic activity slowed gradually.

“The existence and age of the irregular mare patches tell us that the lunar mantle had to remain hot enough to provide magma for the small-volume eruptions that created these unusual young features,” said Sarah Braden, the lead author of the study.

Earth's gravity stretches and compresses the moon to warm its interior. 

The strains caused by Earth’s gravitational tug on the Moon heats up its interior.

"For a world thought to have gone cold long ago, the discovery points to a place that still releases internal heat in fits and starts", says Mark Robinson, a planetary scientist at Arizona State University, Tempe.

 “The big story is that the moon is warmer than we thought,” he says.

Much of the moon’s near side is paved over in dark plains of basalt.

The activity that created these ancient lava fields peaked about 3 billion years.

On the near side of the moon they found 70 structures that appear to be lava flows.

The researchers think that some of these features are the remnants of low-lying shield volcanoes, which ooze out a soupy lava.

NASA has a building so big that it has it's own rain clouds

The Vehicle Assembly Building (VAB) at NASA’s Kennedy Space Center in Florida was completed in 1966.

It holds the record of the largest one-story building in the world. 

It is 160 meters (525 feet) tall, 218 meters (716 feet) long, and 158 meters (518 feet) wide.

It has enough space to fit the Pentagon inside and have plenty of room left over.

The VAB is so large, it has its own weather. 

On humid days, rain clouds can form below the ceiling.

It was originally built to accommodate vehicle assembly for the Apollo and Saturn missions.

 Later it underwent renovations to support the Space Shuttle.

In 2011, the VAB was modified to handle assembly of the Space Launch System.

NASA’s space-bound vehicles leave through one of the building’s four doors. 

The doors are the largest in the world.

 Each measure 139 meters (456 feet) high. 

Tall enough to easily fit the Statue of Liberty.

The doors take 45 minutes to open or close.

TWA Flight 800: Accidental Explosion or Missile Strike?

TWA Flight 800

A Boeing 747-100 that exploded and crashed into the Atlantic Ocean near East Moriches, New York, on July 17, 1996.

All 230 people on board perished.

It is the third-deadliest aviation accident in U.S. history.

IT BEGINS

The airplane departed from Ellinikon International Airport in Athens, Greece as TWA Flight 881 and arrived at John F. Kennedy International Airport.

TWA 800 was scheduled to depart JFK for Paris around 7:00 p.m., but the flight was delayed until 8:02 p.m. 

TWA 800 then received a series of heading changes.

The last radio transmission from the airplane occurred at 8:30 p.m. 

The flight crew received and then acknowledged instructions from Boston Center to climb to 15,000 feet.

Thirty-eight seconds later, the captain of an Eastwind Airlines Boeing 737 reported to Boston ARTCC "just saw an explosion out here", adding, "we just saw an explosion up ahead of us here ... about 16,000 feet (4,900 m) or something like that, it just went down into the water." 

Many witnesses stated that they saw or heard explosions, accompanied by a large fireball or fireballs over the ocean, and observed debris, some of which was burning while falling into the water.

“There was a wall of flame 30 feet high,” Suffolk County police officer Vincent Termine told the Independent in 1997.

 He said it looked like the ocean was on fire.

He headed out to sea with rescue crews immediately. 

“We tried to get close to a piece of burning wreckage at the beginning,” he said.

“I remember operating the boat between flames. 

But we couldn’t get close enough. The smoke was making us sick. 

One of the guys had to throw up over the side.”

INVESTIGATION

Initial witness descriptions led many to believe the cause of the crash was a bomb or surface-to-air missile attack.

The FBI initiated a parallel criminal investigation alongside the NTSB's accident investigation.

Pieces of wreckage were transported by boat to shore and then by truck to leased hangar space at the former Grumman Aircraft facility in Calverton, New York.

The cockpit voice recorder and flight data recorder were recovered by U.S. Navy divers 1 week after the accident.

Relatives of TWA 800 passengers and crew, as well as the media, gathered at the Ramada Plaza JFK Hotel.

This hotel became known as the "Heartbreak Hotel".

The New York Daily News wrote that for the families the hotel became "a makeshift grief counseling center".

Grief turned to anger at TWA's delay in confirming the passenger list.

Then there was  conflicting information from agencies and officials, and mistrust of the recovery operation's priorities.

Many families were suspicious that investigators were not being truthful, or withholding information.

The remains of all 230 victims were recovered and identified, the last over 10 months after the crash.

The FBI, from the start assuming that a criminal act had occurred and saw the NTSB as indecisive.

 The NTSB was required to refute or play down speculation about conclusions and evidence.

The International Association of Machinists and Aerospace Workers (IAMAW) criticized the undocumented removal by FBI agents of wreckage from the hangar where it was stored.

258 witnesses that saw the accident claimed to have seen a "streak of light" that was unanimously described as ascending, moving to a point where a large fireball appeared.

 Several witnesses reporting that the fireball split in two as it descended toward the water.

 Much speculation that the reported streak of light was a missile that had struck TWA 800, causing the airplane to explode.

Witnesses were not allowed to testify at the court hearings.

The NTSB announced its intent to form its own witness group and to interview witnesses to the crash.

After the FBI raised concerns about non-governmental parties in the NTSB's investigation having access to this information.

The NTSB deferred and did not interview witnesses to the crash.

 In November 1996, the FBI agreed to allow the NTSB access to summaries of witness accounts. 

Examination of the cockpit voice recorder (CVR) and flight data recorder data showed a normal takeoff and climb and flight, before both abruptly stopped at 8:31:12 pm.

 At 8:29:15 pm the captain was heard to say, "Look at that crazy fuel flow indicator there on number four... see that?"

 A noise recorded on the last few tenths of a second was similar to the last noises recorded from other airplanes that had experienced in-flight breakups.

Together with the distribution of wreckage and witness reports, all indicated a sudden catastrophic in-flight breakup of TWA 800.

Close examination of the wreckage revealed no evidence of structural faults such as fatigue.

 The NTSB concluded that "the in-flight breakup of TWA flight 800 was not initiated by a preexisting condition resulting in a structural failure and decompression."

All the reviewed radar data showed no radar returns consistent with a missile or other projectile traveling toward TWA 800.

Examination of the airplane structure, seats, and other interior components found no damage typically associated with a high-energy explosion of a bomb or missile warhead.

None of the victims' remains showed any evidence of injuries that could have been caused by high-energy explosives.

Although it was unable to determine the exact source of the trace amounts of explosive residue found on the wreckage, the NTSB to concluded that "the in-flight breakup of TWA flight 800 was not initiated by a bomb or missile strike."

The NTSB concluded that "the TWA flight 800 in-flight breakup was initiated by a fuel/air explosion in the CWT."

The captain's cockpit voice recorder showed two "dropouts" of background power harmonics in the second before the recording ended.

The captain commented on the "crazy" readings of the number 4 engine fuel flow gauge about 2 1/2 minutes before the CVR recording ended.

THEY SAID

Jim Kallstrom, then-FBI assistant director said “What we can say is that the United States military did not shoot a missile at this airplane.

The United States military did not shoot anything.
Nothing, nothing like that has taken place, would take place, would ever take place under any circumstances.”

The NTSB determined that the probable cause of the TWA 800 accident was.

An explosion of the center wing fuel tank (CWT), resulting from ignition of the flammable fuel/air mixture in the tank. 

This most likely was a short circuit outside of the CWT that allowed excessive voltage to enter it through electrical wiring associated with the fuel quantity indication system.

CONSPIRACY THEORIES

The "Donaldson Report"  stated that TWA 800 was struck by two missiles, fired from the water, most likely as a terrorist attack, and subsequently the FBI and NTSB conspired to cover up this fact due to political pressure.

Donaldson stated that "In the history of aviation, there has never been an in-flight explosion in any Boeing airliner of a Jet-A kerosene fuel vapor/air mixture in any tank, caused by mechanical failure."

 Eyewitness, debris field, metallurgical, and victim injury evidence were all proof of the missile-attack scenario.

Donaldson believed that the Clinton Administration wanted to hide the actual cause of the crash for upcoming presidential elections.

 Donaldson concluded his report with the request that Congress hold Congressional hearings into the crash and/or request that the Justice Department appoint an Independent Counsel to investigate.

Was there a missile?

A few witnesses used the word “rocket” or “missile” in describing what they saw.

One witness had once served as the crew chief of a Marine Corps helicopter squadron, was sitting on the dock of the Bellport Yacht Club.

Looking to the southeast, he “noticed an object rising vertically.”

Another couple were boating in the Moriches Inlet. 

They told the FBI that a bright orange-red glow “seemed like it came off the horizon and rose slowly, weaving as it continued upward.”

Another witness was fishing with some buddies off a dock in Center Moriches when he “observed a red light moving up into the air.” 

It was moving in an “irregular type arc” in a southeasterly direction.

He followed this “red flare” for an estimated thirty seconds and felt it “was trying to follow something.” 

The flare then suddenly “turned into a huge ball of flame and fell in two pieces.”

LATER

In 2013, a group calling itself the TWA 800 Project petitioned the National Transportation Safety Board for a new investigation. 

They insisted claimed “ a detonation or a high-velocity explosion” caused the crash.

A year later, the NTSB denied the request saying:

“Before responding to the petition, NTSB staff met with the petitioners’ representatives and listened to an eyewitness who described what he saw on the night of the accident,” the board posted on its official site.

 “After a thorough review of all the information provided by the petitioners, the NTSB denied the petition in its entirety because the evidence and analysis presented did not show the original findings were incorrect.”

What do you think?

Was there a problem with the plane? 

Or was it an accidental missile strike?

Are Werewolves Real?

WereWolves

Human with the ability to shape shift into a wolf, either purposely or after being placed under a curse or affliction (often a bite or scratch from another werewolf). 

Early sources for belief in this ability or affliction, called lycanthropy.

Werewolvery was a common accusation in witch trials throughout their history.

Scholars say that the were wolf history probably started with Gilgamesh.

He jilted a potiential lover because she had turned a previous mate into a wolf.

Were wolves have made an appearance in Greek mythology, with the legend of Lycoan.

Lycoan did not belive Zues was an all seeing god.

He decided he would test him by sacrificing one of his sons and serving him to Zues for dinner.

Upon discovering the tainted dish, was furious with Lycoan and turned him and his sons into wolves.

In the 13th century Icelandic work, Vasana saga men were shown wearing wolf skin, in order to fight like them.

The Norse beserker warriors charged into battle wearing nothing but the pelts of animals.

They believed that the pelts would give them special 

animal powers.

The 16th century saw a rise in people claiming to be were wolves when committing murders and other crimes.

1589, in the town of Bed Burg, just outside of Cologne Germany, a man named Peter Stumpf was executed cannibalism.

Responsible for over a dozen murders, Stumpf claimed that he had a belt that would allow him to turn into a wolf.

Becoming One

The earliest literature claims that people were turned into were wolves as a form of punishment.

If you behaved like a beast, then the gods supposedly use Lycanthropy to turn you into one.

The transformation was almost always permanent.

In Norse and Germanic folklore, becoming a were wolf was not seen as punishment, its more of a gift.

Stories discribe a belt made of the skin of a wolf that allows the wearer to become one.

If the belt is destroyed, the ability to become a one disappears.

Some folklore claims that becomming a were wolf requires being naked.

They can only turn back into human when they put on the clothes they were wearing.

A French tale, written in the 12th century, a baron named Bisque Lavery, vanishes every week for several days.

He eventually tells his wife his secret, and that his clothing is the secret to his transformation.

His wife consults a knight, who she happens to be having an affair with.

The two decide to steal the Baron's clothes.

The Baron eventually returns in his were wolf form.

He bites his wife's nose off and she is banished along with the knight.

And their children are cursed to be born without noses.

Modern depictions Lycanthropy is usualy shared through a bite or a scratch of an existing were wolf.

A common belief throughout the ages is that committing unspeakable acts will curse one with Lycanthropy.

Some people might have been born a were wolf.

Some say were wolves might need a full moon to transform.

Ending the Curse

The simplest way is to die.

Some believe a potion made from Wolfs bane could do the trick.

Calling a person by their name while they are a were wolf.

Kill the were wolf that turned them.

Maybe there is no cure.

Killing a were wolf

Supposedly, you have to kill a were wolf fast, because they can regenerate quickly.

Silver bullet to the heart.

Cutting off their head with a silver blade.

Poisoning them with Wolfs bane.

Finding them while they are in their human form is supposedly the easiest way to kill them.

When a were wolf dies, their body is said to return to their human form.

Do were wolves really exists?

Were wolf stories

Some people think this could be a picture of a were wolf.

Others think it is just a bear.

Supposed footage of a were wolf.

More footage of a were wolf in Brazil.

A were wolf skull found in buried in a chained box?

A farmer unearthed a creepy skull of a were wolf buried in a chained in a box.

Trayche Draganov unearthed the chained box while ploughing a field in the small village of Novo Selo in Macedonia.

Now he thinks he might turn into one  after neighbors in the village warned him he may have released the spirit of the mythical beast and risks turning into one himself.

Werewolf Prints

What do you think?

Are werewolves real?

Turkey's Longest Night: Staged Coup or CIA Planned?

The Turkey Coup 

A failed coup attempted on July 15, 2016, by the a faction of the Turkish Armed Services called the Peace Home Council, against state institutions, including the government and President Recep Tayyip Erdoğan.

Durring the coup over 300 people were killed and more than 2,100 were injured.

On 13 July, less than two days before the coup, Erdoğan signed a bill giving Turkish soldiers immunity from prosecution while taking part in domestic operations.

What happened

Coup members of  Turkish SAT Commandos and Battleship Search and Rescue (MAK) troops, attacked the hotel where President Erdoğan stayed.

The Fatih Sultan Mehmet and Bosphorus bridges in Istanbul were closed.

Helicopters bombed the police special forces headquarters and police air force headquarters in Gölbaşı, just outside of Ankara. The attacks left 42 dead and 43 injured. 

Türksat headquarters in Gölbaşı was also attacked, killing two security personnel.

Coup soldiers occupied Taksim Square in central Istanbul.

 Coup soldiers were inside the buildings of the state broadcaster, the Turkish Radio and Television Corporation , in Ankara.

Coup soldiers forced anchor Tijen Karaş to read out a statement saying that "the democratic and secular rule of law has been eroded by the current government" and that Turkey was now led by the Peace at Home Council who would "ensure the safety of the population,"

Tanks and helicopters from the coup, opened fire the on Turkish Parliament Building.

That caused 12 deaths and many injuries.

In Istanbul several individuals were injured after coup soldiers fired on a group of people attempting to cross the Bosphorus Bridge.

July 16. the coup appeared to have "crumbled" as crowds defied coup military orders and gathered in major squares of Istanbul and Ankara to oppose it.

Coup soldiers surrendered to the police in Taksim Square, Istanbul.

Coup soldiers blocking the Bosphorus Bridge surrendered to the police.

Some of these coup soldiers were lynched by civilians despite the efforts of the police.

In the headquarters of the Turkish Army, 700 unarmed coup soldiers surrendered as the police conducted an operation into the building while 150 armed soldiers were kept inside by the police.

 The coup in the TRT building in Istanbul surrendered.

 Chief of Staff Akar, held hostage at the Akıncı Air Base in Ankara, was  rescued.

And then

Turkish authorities blamed Fethullah Gülen who condemned the coup attempt and denied any role in it.

Former United States diplomat James Jeffrey, who was the United States ambassador to Turkey from 2008 until 2010 made the following remarks: "The Gülen movement has some infiltration at the least in the military that I am aware of. "

President Erdoğan asked the United States to extradite Gülen.

Secretary of State Kerry invited the Turkish government "to present us with any legitimate evidence that withstands scrutiny," before they would accept an extradition request.

President Erdoğan accused Western countries of "supporting terrorism" and a military coup.

On 1 December 2017, Istanbul Chief Public Prosecutor’s office issued arrest warrant for American political analyst, former CIA official and former vice chairman of US National Intelligence Council Graham Fuller.

Very Interesting

WikiLeaks claimed that it was attacked shortly after 17 July .

"Turks will likely be censored to prevent them reading our pending release of 100k+ docs on politics leading up to the coup.", "We ask that Turks are ready with censorship bypassing systems such as TorBrowser and uTorrent"; "And that everyone else is ready to help them bypass censorship and push our links through the censorship to come."

During and after the events, it is suggested that the government knew about the coup in advance and possibly directed it. 

The coup attempt began in the evening rather than at a more inconspicuous time.

 The events were largely confined to Ankara and Istanbul.

 Erdoğan stood to gain from the coup attempt in terms of increasing his popularity and support for his calls for an executive presidency, while being able to legitimise further crackdowns on judicial independence and the opposition in general.

There was no list of demands by the coup plotters

The actions of the coup were highly visible.

Fethullah Gülen, commented, "I don’t believe that the world believes the accusations made by President Erdoğan. There is a possibility that it could be a staged coup and it could be meant for further accusations [against the Gülenists]."

 Journalist Cengiz Çandar, a veteran observer of Turkey's coups, said "I have never seen any with this magnitude of such inexplicable sloppiness."

Mehmet Dişli, who was seen giving orders to the coup is the brother of Şaban Dişli, a former vice president of the ruling Justice and Development Party (AKP) and confidant of Erdoğan.

Do you think the attack was staged?

Do you think the CIA had something to do with it?

THE COUP

THE AFTERMATH

DESIGNED BY THE CIA?

THE PRESIDENT BEHIND IT ALL?