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<div class="smallfont"><strong>Manson victims family founded Bohemian Club</strong></div>

<div id="post_message_260624">William Randolph Hearst helmed the masonic conglomerate which owned most of the American news media for almost a century (back when the only news media in existence were newspapers and magazines) and his family were essentially the founders of the Bohemian Club.

Check out this vintage Hearst Newspapers ad , with masonic keystone prominent, boasting that Hearst owns 28 of the largest newspapers in the U.S.:

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where this gets really interesting is that Abigail Folgers family had close ties to the Hearst family

and were among both the founders of the Bohemian Club and among the founders of Randolph Hearst's offshoot of The Bohemian Club, another private club which the dubbed 'The Family'.

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<td class="alt2" >The Bohemian Club was formed by and for journalists, and included a number who worked for the San Francisco Examiner and other papers owned by William Randolph Hearst. In 1901, Ambrose Bierce wrote a poem that seemed to predict or even call for President William McKinley's death by an assassin's bullet, and the Hearst chain ran the piece. When McKinley was assassinated shortly thereafter, opponents of Hearst created a furor over the poem's publication, ending Hearst's ambitions for the US presidency and causing the Hearst newsmen to resign from the Bohemian Club in protest over the Bohemian Club's banning of Hearst newspapers from the premises. <b>A group of 14 reporters, editors, and other resigned members formed their own club and called it <a href="http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/The_Family%28club%29" target="blank">"The Family"</a></b></td>

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More extremely strange 'coincidences' here between 'The Family'/Bohemian Grove cult created by William Randolph Hearst and 'The Family' cult which purportedly murdered Sharon Tate and Abigail Folger.

Abigail Folger's grandparents were founding members of William Randolph Hearst's 'Bohemian Club' and it's offshoot club known as 'The Family' club. Abigail Folger's funeral was at the church which William Randolph Hearst built near Palo Alto.

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<td class="alt2" >The Family (club)

From Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia

<a href="http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/The_Family%28club%29" target="blank">http://en.wikipedia....e_Family_(club)</a>

<b>The Family</b> is a private club in San Francisco, California, formed in 1901 by newspapermen who left the <a href="http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Bohemian_Club" target="_blank">Bohemian Club</a>. The club maintains a clubhouse in the city as well as rural property 35 miles to the south in Woodside, California (Palo Alto) known as The Family Farm

<b>The Family Farm</b>

The Family Farm entrance is at 1400 Portola Road in<b> Woodside</b>.

In 1909, Family club members decided upon the Woodside location. <b>In 1912</b>, club members of a variety of religious backgrounds including Judaism, Protestantism and Catholicism pooled their resources to build a Catholic church in nearby Portola Valley: <b>Our Lady of the Wayside Church</b>..[2]</td>

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Note here that Abigail Folger's fake funeral was staged at the same Portola Valley church built by the founders of the Bohemian Club:

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<td class="alt2" ><a href="http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Abigail_Folger" target="_blank">http://en.wikipedia..../Abigail_Folger</a>

Folger's body was returned to San Francisco and taken to Crippen and Flynn Mortuary in Redwood City.Her funeral was held on the morning of August 13, 1969 at<b> Our Lady of the Wayside Church in Portola Valley, Woodside, California, <i>a church that had been built by her grandparents</i>, the Mejias, in 1912</b>. </td>

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Abigail Folger lived with her father in Woodside, California ) Palo Alto, so it is unquestionably

the same Folger family which founded the Bohemian Club with William Randolph Hearst and built <b> Our Lady of the Wayside Church </b>in 1912.

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<td class="alt2" ><i>San Francisco society circles still were in shock today over the death of Abigail Folger, the pretty heiress slain in a mysterious weekend massacre at Bel Air.

Miss Folger, 26, was the daughter of Peter Folger of<b> Woodside, California</b>, chairman of the J. A. Folger & Co. coffee firm. Friends described her as a restless young woman interested in liberal causes.

She was an honor student at Radcliffe and had worked in a New York bookstore and an art museum at the University of California at Berkeley before becoming a social worker and going to the southern California area.</i></td>

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note too that she attended spook central University of California at Berkely. She was a spook.

The fact that her family is cited as the builders of William Randolph Hearst's church

at their 'Family Farm' settlement in Portola Valley, and accompanied Hearst in founding his breakaway

Family Farm club from their original Bohemian Club indicates that the Folger family were very close to the very top of the Bohemian club. Probably second only the Hearst family which founded it.

So, what to make of this?

Sharon Tate and Abigail Folger were friends and both together when they were purportedly murdered, and evidently Abigail Folger was an heiress closely linked to William Randolph Hearst's Bohemian Club and also to the club aka 'The Family' in Palo Alto/Woodside.

Combine that with the fact that <a href="http://www.unexplained-mysteries.com/forum/index.php?showtopic=271824&#entry5297971" target="_blank">Sharon Tate's and Abigail Folger's fathers were both military intelligence officers</a> , and it is getting pretty obvious that the whole 'Tate/Folger Manson murders' story was a hoax. The fact that this information has been suppressed for so long is a red flag in itself.

see this link for more on the Manson hoax:</div>

<p><a href="http://letsrollforums.com/manson-victims-family-founded-t31098.html?s=24eb9f90b6e09b405d5eae2adb556d43&t=31098">http://letsrollforums.com/manson-victims-family-founded-t31098.html?s=24eb9f90b6e09b405d5eae2adb556d43&t=31098</a>

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