The Illuminati

Adam Weishaupt, a German philosopher, founded the Bavarian Illuminati on May 1st, 1776.
The secret society opposed things like superstition, restriction of knowledge and the abuse of power and religious influence over public life.
They wanted to control without dominating and end injustice.
Like organizations, such as the Freemasons, the Bavarian Illuminati were declared illegal by royalty.
They were hunted down.
Many claimed that the Illuminati went into hiding and that they have had a hand in influencing events every since, including the French and American revolutions.

Are the Illuminati still with us?
Are the Illuminati hiding themselves as skeptics that deny and debunk conspiracy theories about the Illuminati?
Some people believe that a shadowy group are controlling how the world operates, while waiting for their opportunity to take over the world in a New World Order.

Local law enforcement agencies are more heavily armed than ever.
Why would a small town sheriff deputy need ready access to machine guns, armored vehicles and grenade launchers?
Could it be the Illuminati's hidden agenda?

Could militarizing police today mean that, when the day comes they can keep people in line when the New World Order takes over?

Could all the gadgets that are meant to keep us safe be made to turn against us?

One of the things that if when the New World Order  takes over they could want is a universal currency that everyone on the planet will use instead of their own individual currency.
The one world currency, the Illuminati can control economics more easily and reward certain nations for causing less trouble.
In order to test how the one-world currency would work, conspiracy theorists suggest that on January 1st, 1999, the Illuminati implemented the Euro dollar.
The Euro replaced currency for over 300 million people.
It also transformed how businesses operated across the continent.

The map of Washington D.C. shows a pattern was purposefully put into it using five streets.
Vermont, Connecticut, Massachusetts, Rhode Island and K, makes an inverted pentagram that points directly at the White House.

The floating pyramid with the all seeing eye or the eye of providence, on the American one dollar bill, shows the power and ever watchfulness of the group.
If you look closely at the bottom of the pyramid, you will see Roman numerals, which is the number 1776.

H.G. Wells was an author and a well respected man.
His work has pretty much been worshiped by millions of people around the world.
Some of his works included predictions.
He was not a self described psychic, however more of his predictions came true than that of Nostradamus.
Wells accurately predicted the development of nuclear weapons, email, genetic engineering and man setting foot on the moon.
He died long before any of those things happened.
One of his theories is that the world will have a single global government.
He claimed that a secret society will be controlling mankind from the shadows.

Reagan Tokes just wanted to live.

Reagan Tokes

Reagan Tokes was an charismatic child whom became an intelligent, athletic and vibrant young woman.

She was the first in her high school’s history to earn a varsity letter in tennis all four years. 

She graduated Anthony Wayne High School in Maumee, Ohio, with a 4.5 GPA.

At Ohio State, Reagan entered as a pre-med student, but she decided to switch her major to psychology.

She wanted to open her own practice and helping those who suffer from addiction, mental health issues and other psychological hardships.

By early February 2017, she had already applied for graduation and picked the frame for her diploma. 

Once Reagan got the diploma at commencement, she was going to move to Cleveland, and perhaps work for the Cleveland Clinic.

She planned to attend graduate school, a step in the direction of getting yet another degree in the field of psychology or psychiatry, the field in which she knew she could help people.

On Feb. 8, 2017, a man who will now spend his life in a prison cell for kidnapping, raping and murdering Reagan.

Her last words to that stranger were “I just want to live.”

Brian Golsby, had been trolling through the neighborhood around 9 p.m. on February 8 looking for potential victims.

He started around Wexner Medical Center and crisscrossed the neighborhood, down around 5th and High Streets, down Summit Street and down some of the side streets east of High Street.

9:45 p.m. Tokes had left Bodega following a work shift.

While walking to her vehicle, she ran into Golsby who abducted her.

He forced Tokes to the Chase Bank on South High Street to withdrawal money.

The pair drove around Columbus attempting to visit other ATMs before returning to Chase Bank and forcing her to give him $60.

Tokes was raped by Golsby after visiting the ATM.

11:55 p.m., the vehicle had traveled to Scioto Grove Metro Park. The vehicle was there for up to 10 minutes.

Tokes was killed at the park.
She died from two gunshots to the head.

A cigarette butt found in her car gave investigators DNA which led them to Golsby. 

He was sentence to life in prison without the possibility of parole among other charges from his violent crimes leading up to the murder.

Golsby had just got out of prison three months earlier, for the rape, carjacking and robbery of a pregnant woman.

He was wearing an ankle monitor and was living in a halfway house at the time he murdered Tokes.

Golsby and missed curfew, which would have had his probation revoked and sent him back to prison, had someone been keeping track of his ankle monitor data.

Tokes' family got their bill, "The Reagan Tokes Act," passed.

The act will attempt to overhaul several parts of Ohio’s criminal justice system, including doing away with determinate prison sentences, reducing caseload burdens for parole officers and changing how GPS technology is used to track convicts once they’re released from prison.

More Mollie Tibbets Updates

FBI says that Molly possibly went with someone she knew and then things took a wrong turn.
Also police keep canceling news conferences about the case, which is highly unusual.
What is going on?
And did they ever crack her Fitbit data? 
http://video.foxnews.com/v/5820554246001/

Does Charlottesville, Virginia have a serial killer?

Dashad "Sage" Smith

She was last seen walking in the 500 Block of west Main Street in Charlottesville, Virginia at 6:30 p.m. on November 20, 2012.
She had contacted Erik Tyquan McFadden and they made plans to meet near the Amtrak station.

The pair had been exchanging texts and calls for weeks and had met before.

Smith accepted money in exchange from the promise to keep herself a secret from McFadden's girlfriend.

She has never been heard from again. 

Her family reported her missing after she missed Thanksgiving dinner two days later. 

Her cell phone had been turned off.

McFadden worked at a paint store and lived in Charlottesville, Virginia. 

He left town shortly after Smith's disappearance.

His girlfriend reported him missing on November 24.

He called the police on November 27 and spoke to them on the phone, saying he was in New York. 

He said Smith never showed up for their planned meeting and he didn't know what happened to her. 

Police told him he should return to Virginia, he hung up on them.

On November 29, McFadden's girlfriend told police he was taking a bus back to Charlottesville.

The next day, however, McFadden's girlfriend said he had changed his mind. 

He emailed his girlfriend saying Smith had been blackmailing him, threatening to tell the girlfriend they had had sex. 

He said he did, in fact, meet with Smith on the day of her disappearance, but he did not know what happened to her and that Smith "had a lot of enemies."

Authorities want to question McFadden in person.

He is considered a person of interest in Smith's disappearance. 

The last sign of him was an email he sent to his girlfriend in May 2013, from an untraceable email address.

Smith is a 2011 graduate of Charlottesville High School, and took cosmetology classes. 

She was raised by her grandmother for much of her childhood.

Then she returned to her mother's care.

After her mother was deemed unfit, she spend time in foster care.

She had recently moved in with roommates in an apartment on Harris Street.

Smith's disappearance is being investigated as a homicide. 

One of Smith's roommates was caught using her food stamp card after her disappearance, and another friend was seen wearing a locket belonging to Smith.

Morgan Harrington's Murder connected to Hannah Graham

Morgan Dana Harrington

She was born on July 24, 1989.

She was a 20-year-old American Virginia Tech student when disappeared from the John Paul Jones Arena on October 17, 2009.

She was attending a Metallica concert at the University of Virginia in Charlottesville with three of her friends.

During the opening act, she told her friends she was going to the bathroom.

She did not return, so her friends called her cell phone around 8:48 p.m.

She told them that she was locked out of the arena because of its "no re-entry" policy, adding that she would find a way home and they should not worry.

She was last seen at around 9:30 p.m. hitchhiking on a nearby bridge.

Her purse, containing her identification and cell phone, was discovered in the RV lot at UVA's Lannigan Athletic Field.

The batteries in her cellphone were gone.

Her remains were discovered on January 26, 2010, about ten miles from the arena, in rural farmland. 

It had been a very violent death.

Her bones were broken and she was raped.

A Pantera T-shirt that Harrington had been wearing on the night she vanished, was found in November 2009 outside of an apartment building about a mile-and-a-half from the arena.

In April 2010, forensic tests confirmed that.

Police also determined a forensic link between Harrington's murder and an abduction and sexual assault in Fairfax in September 2005.

They believed that the killer was familiar with the area where Harrington's body was found.

A forensic connection was later made to Jesse Matthew, the prime suspect in the murder of Hannah Graham.

On September 15, 2015, Jesse Matthew was formally charged with first-degree murder and abduction with intent to defile in the murder of Morgan Harrington. 

On March 2, 2016, Matthew pleaded guilty to the abduction and murder of both Graham and Harrington, receiving four consecutive life sentences with no possibility of parole.

Another one is missing and then found dead

Hannah Elizabeth Graham

She was born February 25, 1996.

She was an 18-year-old second-year British American student at the University of Virginia.

She was last seen early in the morning on September 13, 2014, at the Downtown Mall in Charlottesville, Virginia.

About 1:20 am that day she text her friends and told them she was on her way to a party, but was lost.

She had attended another party before disappearing.

The last places she was seen was at Tempo Restaurant with Jesse Leeroy Matthew Jr, a 32-year-old man.

A witness also said that Matthew was seen in the restaurant holding an arm around Graham, and that she looked drunk.

Apparently Graham did not look friendly and was standing by a vehicle identified to be Matthew's orange 1998 Chrysler Sebring.

The witness heard her say, "I'm not getting in that car with you!"

Five weeks later, her remains were discovered on an abandoned property in nearby Albemarle County.

Graham died of homicide by an "undetermined etiology".

Jesse Matthew pled guilty to murdering Graham and was sentenced to a lifetime prison sentence.

He also was found guilty and sentenced to three additional lifetimes for other, previous crimes, such as the murder of Morgan Dana Harrington.

Was Samatha Clarke's disappearance related to Alexis Murphy's? Is there more? Updated 11/13/2025

19-year-old Samantha Clarke went missing on the night of Monday September 13, 2010.
She was last seen at a residence on Lindsay Drive in the town of Orange.
She told her younger brother she would see him in the morning.
She was reported missing to law enforcement on Wednesday, September 15.
The police searched the immediate area of the Tinder home, which was a densley wooded area. 

The Harrington family has reached out to help the Tinder family.

Morgan Dana Harrington was a 20-year-old American Virginia Tech student who disappeared from the John Paul Jones Arena on October 17, 2009, while attending a Metallica concert at the University of Virginia in Charlottesville. 

Although Morgan's body was found the killer has not. 

The Harrington admits their are

"MANY"

similarities in the case that need to be taken into consideration.
They were similar in age and went missing not that far from each other.

At the time of her disappearance, Clarke was 5-foot-4-inches, 145 pounds with brown hair and brown eyes. 

She wore glasses and had a pink Playboy Bunny tattoo on her right arm, a Tigger tattoo on her right ankle, and two dolphin tattoos on her lower back.

Clarke's disappearance is now believed to be suspicious, and investigators are seeking information that may reveal any foul play.

There is no proof that she took any extra clothing or items; including identification, that would indicate she planned on being away for a period of time.

It is unknown what she was wearing at the time she left. 

It is also unknown what type of vehicle she may have been in, if any.

UPDATES

Randy Allen Taylor is a possible suspect in the case.

He hasn't been charged yet.

It's unclear whether he was involved, but they knew each other and spoke on the phone at least five times the day she vanished.

On August 11, Taylor was charged with abduction by force or intimidation in Alexis Murphy's disappearance.

In January 2014, Taylor was additionally charged with Alexis's murder and with abduction with intent to defile.
He was convicted in May and sentenced to two terms of life in prison.

Samantha's case was reclassified as an abduction and murder investigation in 2021.

My video on the case. 

Alexis was murdered. Updated on November 5th, 2025.

In December 2020 a body was discovered private property near Stagebridge Road along Route 29 in Lovingston, Virginia. It wasn't identified until February 2021 that they were confirmed as those of Alexis.

Alexis Tiara Murphy 

She was born on June 5th, 1996, in Virginia to  Laura Murphy and Troy Brown.

Alexis was a senior at Nelson County High School in 2013.

She planned to attend college after graduation. 

She played volleyball.

Alexis left her home in Shipman, Virginia at 7 p.m. on August 3, 2013. She was going to Lynchburg, Virginia to buy hair extensions for a hair appointment scheduled the following week. Later that night she was last scene on surveillance video at a gas station in Liberty, Virginia, which was on the route to Lynchburg. She never returned home and has never been heard from again.

Her vehicle was a white 2003 Nissan Maxima with the Virginia license plate number WYN3706. It was found three days later in a Carmike movie theater parking lot, less than a mile from the secondhand store where she worked.

On August 11, Randy Allen Taylor was charged with abduction by force or intimidation in Alexis's disappearance.He has a criminal record stretching back to the early 1990's.

In January 2014, Taylor was additionally charged with Alexis's murder and with abduction with intent to defile. He was convicted in May and sentenced to two terms of life in prison.

A clerk at the gas station said she saw Alexis leaving the station the night of her disappearance, driving her Nissan and following Taylor's truck. Later  authorities found some of her hair, one of her earrings, her hair and eyelash extensions and a human fingernail at Taylor's trailer in Lovingston, Virginia.They also found one of Taylor's t-shirts, stained with Alexis's blood under his couch.

Her cellular phone was in a brush pile less than 100 feet from Taylor's trailer. Investigators believe a "violent encounter"

took place at the trailer that resulted in Alexis's death.

Taylor initially denied having seen Alexis that night.

Later he admitted he met her by chance at the Liberty gas station and she went with him to his trailer with another man, identified as Dameon Bradley. The two men smoked marijuana and drank beer.

Taylor said she was alive and well the last time he saw her. Bradley was located and questioned in late September and ruled out as a suspect in Alexis's disappearance.

Taylor is also a possible suspect in the 2010 disappearance of Samantha Clarke.  He hasn't been charged in Clarke's case.

It's unclear whether he was involved, but they knew each other and spoke on the phone at least five times the day she vanished.

Taylor maintains his innocence in Clarke's disappearance and Alexis's presumed murder. He says he was harassed by the police and they planted evidence against him.

The Story of Alexis Tiara Murphy - YouTube

Away from me, Satan!: Man dies after jumping out of a freezer.

It was a typical Sunday morning, until 11 a.m. rolled around.

Workers were busy preparing brunch at Sarabeth’s , in New York, on 80th street and Amsterdam Avenue. 

One of them went to the freezer

The freezer door opened, a man leaped out at them, yelling,

“Away from me, Satan!”

He then grabbed a knife and tried to attack the kitchen staff.

Kitchen staff stripped away the knife and wrestled him to the floor.

Then he had a heart attack and lost consciousness. 

He was taken to a local hospital where he was pronounced dead.

His name was 54 year old Carlton Henderson.

He was a suspected cold-case killer who had just been released from jail in Boston.

Carlton Henderson had been in jail since 2017 awaiting trial.

He was charged in the murders of William Medina, 26, and Antonio Dos Reis, 22.

They were both shot in Boston on May 7, 1988.

The men were gunned down while they sat in a parked car. Authorities suspect that their deaths were linked to a drug trafficking gang, whose leader may have ordered the deaths of Medina and Dos Reis.

In June 2017, police arrested Henderson in St Louis Missouri, after bullets from the Boston killings were matched to a gun recovered in a fatal shooting in Miami in 1993.

They extradited him to Boston.

There, he was indicted on two counts of first degree murder.

He was released on August 1, on his own recognizance after some of the evidence in that case was dismissed as inadmissible, allegedly because he and investigators had an understanding that they couldn’t be used against him.

He was looking to trade the information for a reduction in his 15-year prison sentence on drug and gun charges.

Investigators treated him as a cooperating witness.

He was supposed to come back on August 14.

He had told the judge who released him that he might go and stay with his sister in California for a while.

Mollie Tibbett's dad says she might be with someone she knows

Mollie's dad thinks someone might have took her that knew her.
Someone that misinterpreted their relationship and now they are in over their head and don't know what to do.
He is hopeful Mollie is alive and they will get her back.

http://www.foxnews.com/us/2018/08/06/mollie-tibbetts-dad-believe-shes-still-alive-and-with-somebody-knows.html