>>18426059

>Dough

all pb

Does Woody Harrelson Q?

>>18423148 Woody Harrelson Gets Proven Right After an Onslaught of Pharma-Funded Media Attacks

>>18423191 Does Woody Q dude ? looks GREENISH, EverGreenish

>>18423241 Woody Harrelson’s Dad Who Worked As A Hitman For A Texas Drug Lord. When Harrelson was a kid, his father was just a normal dad. disappeared from Woody’s life in 1968.

>>18423319, >>18423457 Hired by "For Drug Cartels", " A Texas Drug Lord". Woody's dad was a clown operative

>>18423351 in jail for killing a federal judge that he was hired to do. Was the judge going off reaervation?

>>18423527 Woody's dad was heart attacked to death. "Died Suddenly"as they say. Maybe he has a score to settle?

>>18423553 John Howland Wood Jr. known as "Maximum John". contract killing allegedly placed by Texas drug lord Jamiel Chagra

>>18423570 Jamiel Chagra was aPatsy. Died not long after Harrelson's dad. Mesa AZ cartel connection.

>>18423748 Chagra and ACT II’s drug network would also lead to large-scale corruption

>>18423585 But who hired Charles to off maximum john?

>>18423363 Midland Texas? 1961? Oswald?

>>18423367 1961 Midland Texas = Bush Family

>>18423408, >>18423439 Midland Odessa

>>18423796, >>18423807 Herbert Scherff. Organization of Former SS Members

>>18423814, >>18423819, >>18423790 ODESSA

>>18423822 Claire the Cheerleader from Odessa, TX. Her baby daddy brother is Mayor of Kiev,

>>18423790, >>18423822, >>18423483, >>18423736 wonder if Woody was born on a farm. "Born in". He's Clearly a 'media asset'

>>18423604, >>18423651 Tom Hanks. SS, Secret Societies and their drug pushers { [Z]ombies }

>>18423328 Anons are dealing with a VICIOUS enemy that has no regards for rules, fairness or honor.

>>18424072 Did Woody Harrelson's Dad Kill JFK? Harrelson's hitman dad claimed to be one of the Dealey Plaza shooters then recanted.

>>18423980, >>18424209, >>18424221 Anon claims Woody Harrelson hates DJT, provides no sauce. When called out, provides sketchy sauce.

>>18424580, >>18424221 lb Newfag, your sauce is weak. Wouldn't it be something if it was sauce for the opposite of your claim?

>>18424669 Mike Pence - Woody's Religious mentor.17

>>18424684 Before Trump, there was Jesse Ventura — and an improbable victory.a Reform Party candidate who blasted Republicans and Democrats as “rival gangs,”

>>18424764 Woody Harrelson and Conspiracy Theories

>>18424646, >>18424711 watching a movie. Wouldn't have ever thought Woody and his rant would've tied some stuff up together

>>18424766, >>18424771 Prior Bun

>>18425386 Cabal media goes full copy paste hate against Harrelson. Musk takes notice

>>18425514 Just a Patsy

>>18425759, >>18425828 God Bless Woody Harrelson!

>>18425566 where does woody hate trump? Link please.

>>18425580 so for now he's on the good guy list.

>>18425531, >>18425570, >>18425577, >>18425607 Anon claims Woody Harrelson hates DJT, provides no sauce… AGAIN. When called out, Still no sauce.

>>18426193

The SS (Schutzstaffel): Organization of Former SS Members (ODESSA)

ODESSA, the Organization of Former SS Members (Organization Der Ehemaligen SS-Angehörigen), was founded in 1944 to help Nazis flee Europe and escape justice.

As early as 1947, Simon Wiesenthal began to identify routes used by Nazis to escape from Germany knowing that the fugitives had little or no difficulty obtaining false papers and seemed to have enough money available to establish new lives. Wiesenthal concluded that a secret organization with substantial resources had to be involved in helping these fugitive Nazis.

As it turned out, this organization not only existed then but its seeds had been planted even before World War II ended.

By 1944, it was clear that the fortunes of war had turned against Nazi Germany. Many Germans began to anticipate defeat and to plan for that eventuality. On August 10, 1944,a secret meeting of top German industrialists and bankers was held at the Maison Rouge hotel in Strasbourg to devise a means of insuring a secure future for the Nazis. Among those attending were coal tycoon Emil Kirdorf, Georg von Schnitzler of IG Farben, Gustav Krupp von Bohlen und Halbach, steel magnate, Fritz Thyssen, and banker Kurt von Schroeder.

The Nazis recognized that Germany's assets would fall into the hands of the rapidly approaching enemy if they were not transferred and hidden. The nation's wealth, much of it acquired through the plunder of the nations it invaded and the people the Nazis murdered, had to be transferred so they would be out of judicial reach, but accessible to fund a future movement to resurrect the party and build a new Reich. Leading Nazi officials also feared retribution from the Allies and, rather than face likely punishment for their war crimes, they decided to seek safe havens outside Germany, and beyond the reach of justice. According to the protocol from the meeting:

The party leadership is aware that, following the defeat of Germany, some of her best-known leaders may have to face trial as war criminals. Steps have therefore been taken to lodge the less prominent party leaders as "technical experts" in various German enterprises. The party is prepared to lend large sums of money to industrialists to enable every one of them to set up a secret post-war organization abroad, but as collateral it demands that the industrialists make available to it exisitng resources abroad,so that a strong German Reich may re-emerge after the defeat…..

The outcome of the meeting in Strasbourg was the genesis of an organization; one well-financed and well-organised, with the express purpose of helping fleeing Nazis escape justice.This organization was called the Organization Der Ehemaligen SS-Angehörigen(The Organization of former SS members) — better known asODESSA.

Wiesenthal learned of ODESSA accidentally during conversations with a former member of German counter-espionage who he met during the Nuremberg trials.The source said the organization was set up in 1946 after many Nazis already had been imprisoned. Those in jail contacted friends and aid committees that had been established to promote the welfare of prisoners. The assistance often went beyond humanitarian aid to abetting their escape.

>>18426193

>>18426394

>(ODESSA)

In short order, ODESSA, built a large and reliable network geared to achieve its ends, and began operations. Routes were mapped and contacts were established. Influential Nazis vanished as they were secretly ushered out of Germany and assisted in starting new lives under false names in foreign countries. At the end of the war, only a handful of high-ranking Nazi officials stood trial. Many who were guilty of war crimes escaped with the help of ODESSA.

Some war criminals remained in Germany and took on new identities, managing to get themselves smuggled out of Germany and to freedom during the chaos at the end of hostilities. An undergroundnetwork called Die Spinne (The Spider)supplied false papers and passports, safe houses, and contacts that could smuggle war criminals across the un-patrolled Swiss borders. Once into Switzerland, they moved on quickly to Italy, using what some called "The Monastery Route." Roman Catholic priests, especially Franciscans, helped ODESSA move fugitives from one monastery to the next until they reached Rome. According to Wiesenthal, one Franciscan monastery, Via Sicilia in Rome, was virtually a transit station for Nazis, an arrangement made possible by a bishop from Graz named Alois Hudal. Wiesenthal speculates that the motive for most of the priests was what he viewed as a misguided notion of Christian charity. Once in Italy, the fugitives were out of danger, and many then dispersed around the globe.

Some countries may not have known about their new immigrants' pasts, but many did and chose to look the other way. Others, including the United States, looked to exploit the knowledge of Nazis. Fascist countries, such as Spain under Franco, as well as those in South America, became safe havens. The establishment of the state of Israel after World War II led some Arab nations to welcome Nazis who shared their hatred of the Jews in the hope they would use their expertise in areas such as rocketry to tilt the balance in the Arab-Israeli conflict.

Adolf Eichmann was one of the most notorious of the Nazis to escape Germany thanks to ODESSA, but he was eventually captured in South America by Israeli Intelligence agents and brought back to Israel to stand trial for his crimes against the Jewish people.

Sources: Simon Wiesenthal, Justice Not Vengeance, (NY: Grove, 1990).

Lee Saunders, from“The Puzzle”project, Crystal Music International.

>>18426399

>>18426193

he Ratlines

Even before the war ended, the lesser known SS members and hardcore Nazis were fanning out across the world through organized distribution system. These loosely knit collections of escape routes from Europe were called the “RATLINES”. Chief among the Ratlines were Kameradenwerk & ODESSA(the Organization der Ehemaligen SS-Angehorigen) or the Organization of former SS members. ODESSA was created by Bormann & Mueller but later administered by Otto Skorzeny- a war criminal. The main terminal point for ODESSA was Buenos Aires. Kameradenwerk was the focal point for the escape of Nazis. It was founded by Colonel Hans Rudel. Rudel’s Group had help from many quarters but the biggest help came from the Refugee bureau of the Vatican. Bishop Hudal (protector general of Catholic Order of German Knights) in his last memoir thanked God that he was able to help so many Nazis escape with the help of false identity papers.

ODESSA also turned to gun runningas means of financing its operations. Rather it was not only intended to be an escape route for Nazis but at Bormann’s instructions it was setup as a profitable business enterprise with plentiful supply of arms into Europe. Along with this outpouring of Nazi assets, scientists & former officials of ODESSA were other more secretive assistance groups such as Die Spinee, Sechsgestirn & Deusstche Hilfsvervin.

Many of the false documents for travel were issued by Vatican Refugee Organization. Vatican identity papers were used to obtain displaced person passport from the International Red Cross, which in turn was used to gain a visa. The method of aiding escape of the Nazis the one favored by Bishop Hudal came to be known as “Vatican Ratlines”. Ante Pevelic the Croatian Fascist Dictator escaped to South America after the war with aRed Crosspassport gained through a Vatican document. Although Nazis Found safe haven in Brazil, Paraguay, Chile & Uruguay, no other South American nation was more accommodating than Argentina courtesy Dictator Juan Peron. Peron was an admirer of Hitler & knew him very well. Rudel who created Kameradenwerk ratline became a trainer for Peron’s Air Force and in process brought 100 wartime staff. Likewise Nazi SS & Gestapo Fugitives served in Argentine Army & Police.

In June 1947, Eva Peron embarked on much publicized tour of Europe where she met with Spain’s Franco & had private audience with Pope Pius XII. Eva also met Bishop Hudal & Draganovic at a reception hosted by the Italian Government at Rome Golf Club. US Intelligence had concluded that the Buenos Aires archbishop Antonio Caggino (close Peron ally) was “a conduit” for the Italian Escape Network & South American Church. During the year of the Peron’s visit, American Counter Intelligence also concluded that Vatican was institutionally (not merely as group of scattered rogue clerics); helping high-ranking Nazis escape justice. The report not only singled out Hudal but named 21 Vatican relief organizations suspected of assisting Nazi fugitives.

>>18426193

>>18426514

>he Ratlines

died on the

Ides of March

Charles Harrelson

Charles Harrelson

Charles Harrelson was born in Huntsville, Texas, in 1939. After leaving school Harrelson moved to California where he eventually became an encyclopedia salesman. He later turned to crime and in 1960 was convicted of armed robbery. He was also believed to be a contract killer.

Jack Anderson, is one of those reporters who believe Harrelson was involved in the assassination of John F. Kennedy. In their book he Man on the Grassy Knoll, John R. Craig and Philip A. Rogers claimed that Harrelson and Charles Rogers were the two gunman behind the picket fence on the Grassy Knoll.

It was also claimed that Harrelson, Rogers and Chauncey Holt were the three tramps arrested in Dealey Plaza on 22nd November, 1963. It was not until 1992 that the Dallas Police Department revealed that the three tramps were Gus Abrams, John F. Gedney and Harold Doyle.

In 1968 Harrelson, the father of the actor, Woody Harrelson, was convicted of the murder of businessman, Sam Degelia, in a contract killing in South Texas.He was sentenced to 15 years in prison but with time off for good behavior, he was free in five years.

It is believed that in 1979 Harrelson was paid $250,000 by drug dealers to assassinate John H. Wood. On 29th May, 1979, Wood was shot dead as he left his Alamo Heights townhouse. Wood, known as "Maximum John" for his tough sentences of drug traffickers, was the first federal judge to be murdered in the 20th century.

When he was arrested he confessed to being one of the gunman who killed President John F. Kennedy. He later withdrew this confession but he was eventually convicted of the murder of Wood and sentenced to two life sentences.

In 1988 Harrelson told the producer of The Men Who Killed Kennedy, Nigel Turner, that "on November 22, 1963, at 12.30, I was having lunch with a friend in a restaurant in Houston, Texas." He also told Turner that he would not have accepted such a contract as he knew that if he had, he would have ended up, like Lee Harvey Oswald, being killed by the Mafia.

In October, 1991, Chauncey Holt confessed to John Craig, Phillip Rogers and Gary Shaw about his role in the assassination of John F. Kennedy. Holt's story was undermined in 1992 when the Dallas Police Department revealed that the three tramps were Gus Abrams, John F. Gedney and Harold Doyle. Ray and Mary LaFontaine carried out their own research into this claim. They traced Doyle and Gedley who confirmed they were two of the tramps in the photograph. Gus Abrams was dead but his sister identified him as the third tramp in the photograph.

In 1995 Harrelson attempted to break out of Atlanta Federal Prison. He was recaptured and moved to Florence Administrative Maximum Penitentiary in Colorado. Woody Harrelson attempted to have his father's conviction overturned and secure a new trial.

Charles Harrelson died of a heart attack on 15th March, 2007.

>>18426658

>>18426193

>>18426658

>died on the

>Ides of March

>Charles Harrelson

Primary and Secondary Sources

(1) Chauncey Holt was interviewed by John Craig, Phillip Rogers and Gary Shaw for Newsweek magazine (19th October, 1991)

At the time of the shooting, the moment the shots were fired, we knew something went awry. We didn't know why, but from the screaming and carrying on we knew that there had been one hell of a bad incident. At the time, what went through our minds was, "Hey, we had gotten ourselves into something that is way over our heads." So I scooted under the train, went under to the other side, encountered Harrelson and Montoya, we searched out the car, which was not too far from the engine, climbed in it, closed the door and sat there in silence, while I monitored the radio and listened to what was going on.

We were in the railroad car by 12:31-12:32, almost immediately… as soon as the shooting started, and there was pandemonium and people were running all over the place. When actually, we look back on it, we could of easily of lost ourselves in all of this stuff. We could have gotten right up to the grassy knoll and thrown ourselves on the ground, like everybody else was, and started screaming, and that would have been the end of it.

We were in the box car a long time. Actually we heard a lot of transmissions. I estimated that it was almost 2 o'clock, although my watch was still on Arizona time. I had a bad habit of not changing my watch. So I think we stayed in there till practically 2 o'clock. We were still in there during the time when we heard the transmissions involving Tippit and back and forth. We heard a lot of other communications. We heard the call than an officer had been dying. I am told and I believe it was somewhere around 1:15 when we heard about the incident at the Texas theater, although we didn't know what happened.

So I thought it was possibly 2 o'clock before the train actually started to move. We started to move, backing down the tracks a little ways. We thought it was going to move, then we starts to backup. I thought they were going to switch us onto another track.

Then suddenly the thing stopped. They opened the door and there was a whole bunch of police officers with shotguns and everything else. We saw, the box car was not a fully loaded box car, but in this box car was ammunition, unusual ammunition. Defcord?, crates that looked like they were possibly claymore mines, drums marked : MUD, which seemed like drilling mud, which was unusual to be with the rest of this material. Which I assumed to be C-4 or some plastic explosives.

The officer too us out, we tried to identify ourselves. We said, "Hey, we're federal agents working on this thing," and they said, "Come with us." So we strolled along and actually we went back, we came out of the yard, we went by the Texas Depository building, across the street. I would say Harrelson and I were sort of dragging along, but Montoya, he was really digging out. He was actually right up behind the lead officer. He turned us over to two officers, the officer in charge, we later learned was Harkness.

In the photos, the individual in front is the individual I knew as Richard Montoya (Charles Rogers). The individual behind him I knew as Charles Harrelson. I had reason to believe that who he actually was, even though I didn't know him that well. I 'm confident that's who it was. And I'm the gentleman in the back, carrying the bag with the radio in it.

We were not placed under arrest. We were taken across, and someone interviewed us momentarily, and turned us over to someone else. A person I later learned was Captain Fritz, he said not two or three words to us. He said he was turning us over to the FBI. His name was Gordon Shanklin.

>>18426722

>Primary and Secondary Sources

He asked us who were were, what we were doing there. Just about this time, while were were doing this, there was a lot of confusion, a lot of pandemonium, and actually a lot of, I would term jubilation on the part of all of the police officers in there, especially Gordon Shanklin, which led us to believe that our release was because of something that happened. Although they had said it on a number of occasions, someone else was arrested. They had caught someone in the Dal Tex building. I heard someone say, "We got one of them." But then when the matter came in that they had indicated they had got the individual that had killed the cop in Oakcliff, all at once it seemed to me, even what I considered prematurely, they indicated they had the guy that shot the president too. And at that time the level of attention on us… they had some other people they had detained and looked like they were going to arrest, including Braden.

Jim Braden was there. I didn't recognize him at first, because he had a hat on with some kind of Texas style hat band on it, and I didn't know him all that well, if you know what I mean. But I knew that I recognized him like I recognize you.

But once we got in there, and these events come off because they happened almost at the time we arrived there. Then the attention shifted a lot at once, from us to Oswald, who turned out to be Oswald. I assumed that it was their normal enthusiasm about having captured a cop killer, is what I thought. Because they treat cop killers a hell of a lot different than they treat killers of anyone else. Not the president of course. But at that point, Gorden Shanklin… we hadn't been in there too long. We were there a little while. And all this time… then who we are came up, then they were very careless. We were strolling around, people were coming around. They didn't treat us like dangerous suspects. They didn't handcuff us. Plus they didn't search us, and we were heavily armed.

We were taken to the Sheriff's Department, right there on Dealey Plaza. Didn't walk far. We didn't make a statement. Weren't fingerprinted. Weren't taken to the jail (where) I assume we would have been taken. Then Gordon Shanklin said, "You're free to go."

(2) House Select Committee on Assassinations (1979)

All three men are shabbily dressed, befitting their apparent status as vagrants. Tramp A, however, is the better attired, wearing well-fitting jeans and a tweed-like sports jacket, although this, judged by 1963 styles, was several years out of date. Tramp B is wearing ill-fitting slacks and a double-breasted suit coat. Tramp C, from his battered fedora to his won-out shoes, has managed to achieve a sartorial effect similar to what one would expect had he been fired from a cannon through a Salvation Army thrift shop. While such clothing might be a disguise, their footwear seems consistent with their classification as vagrants. All three men are shod in worn, low-cut oxfords that appear to be leather-soled. Tramp C's shoes seem to be several sizes too large for him.

(3) James H. Fetzer, Assassination Science and the Language of Proof, included in Assassination Science (1998)

Chauncey M. Holt, for example, has reported that he was a counterfeiter who,while working as a contract agent for the CIA,brought fifteen sets of forged Secret Service credentials to Dealey Plaza for use by persons in the immediate vicinity (KOGO AM-Radio, San Diego, 22 November 1995). He has told me that hearrived there in the company of Charles Harrelson, father of Woody, who was a notorious hit man for the Mob. Harrelson once said that he killed Kennedy, later retracting it and claiming that he was out of his mind when he said it and the very fact that he said it showed as much. He is serving a life-sentence for the assassination of a federal judge with a high-powered rifle, a very similar crime.

>>18426732

>>Primary and Secondary Sources

(4) John McAdams, The Three Tramps (2002)

The next big break in the case came when the Dallas City Council voted to release all city records having to do with the assassination. Journalist Mary La Fontaine, who was looking through the recently released records, happened to look at a list of records released earlier in 1989. There she found the arrest records that showed the tramps to be: Harold Doyle, John Forester Gedney, Gus W. Abrams

Were these fellows in fact the three tramps? Ray and Mary LaFontaine, working for the tabloid TV program "A Current Affair," set out to find Harold Doyle, whose address was listed on the arrest record as Red Jacket, West Virginia. The trail led from West Virginia to Amarillo, Texas, where the LaFontaines found one of Doyle's former neighbors who remembered him talking about his arrest in Dallas. Doyle was finally located in Klamath Falls, Oregon. He told his story on camera, and was also questioned by the FBI.

The FBI and private researchers sought the other two tramps. Gedney was located in Melbourne, Florida, serving as a municipal officer, a respected member of the community who had not spoken about former life as a vagabond until interviewed by researcher Billy Cox, and by the FBI. Both Doyle and Gedney told the same story of spending the night before the assassination at a rescue mission. According to Oliver Revell of the Dallas FBI office:

Both commented that they had gotten fresh clothes, showered, shaved and had a meal. They headed back to the railroad yard when they heard all the commotion and sirens and everything, and they asked what happened. They were told the president had been shot.

Abrams, the oldest of the tramps, was deceased. But researcher Kenneth Formet interviewed his sister, with whom he had lived the last 15 years of his life. She remembered his vagabond days, saying "he was always on the go hopping trains and drinking wine." When shown a picture of the Dealey Plaza tramps she responded "Yep, that's my Bill!"

(5) Jake Rollow, El Paso Times (21st March, 2007)

Charles Voyde Harrelson - the killer-for-hire who prompted the biggest FBI investigation ever to probe El Paso by assassinating a federal judge - died last week at a federal prison in Colorado, the San Antonio Express-News reported this morning.

Harrelson, 69, who was the father of actor Woody Harrelson, apparently died of a heart attack in his sleep on March 14 in a maximum security facility, according to the Express-News story.

Charles Harrelson had been serving a life sentence for killing U.S. District Judge John H. Wood in San Antonio in 1979, who was to preside over the trial of Jamiel "Jimmy" Chagra.

The Chagras were a prominent family in El Paso. According to prosecutors, some members of the family were also involved in drug smuggling.

By killing Wood, Charles Harrelson triggered what FBI spokesman Art Werge later called "the largest manhunt ever to focus on El Paso."

Wood was the first federal judge assassinated in the 20th century and Werge said it was the FBI's largest manhunt prior to the 1995 Oklahoma City

(6) John Harlow, Sunday Times (8th April, 2007)

THE bloody family secrets of Woody Harrelson, the Hollywood actor, are to be revealed in a prison memoir written by his father, a professional hitman.

Charles “Chuck” Harrelson, who died in a Colorado maximum security jail last month, left a bundle of papers to his three sons with a plea to clear him of murdering a judge. But he admits in the memoir that he was involved in dozens of killings stretching back to the early 1960s.

Woody Harrelson, who played a psychopath in Oliver Stone’s 1994 film Natural Born Killers, has not yet decided what to do with the papers, although he has already challenged the final conviction that landed his father in a “supermax” high-security prison.

His father, who wanted his life story to be published, first went to prison when Woody was seven and was jailed for life when his son was at college, but said he always hoped that one day they would have a “straight, no bull” talk about his past.

Chuck Harrelson’s death at 69 following heart trouble meant that conversation never took place. However, the papers are expected to answer questions posed both by his family and by the relatives of his many supposed victims.

>>18426738

Prosecutors said Harrelson, a violent thief and killer for hire in his twenties, was unusual because he used a sniper rifle rather than a handgun. “Charles Harrelson damaged everyone he came in contact with,” said the prosecutor at his last trial.

Harrelson even boasted — probably to impress potential employers — that he had shot President John F Kennedy in Dallas in 1963. He claimed to have been one of three men dressed as tramps on the grassy knoll close to the Kennedy cavalcade and said that Lee Harvey Oswald, the presumed assassin, was too far away from the president to get a clear shot.

If the grassy knoll story was a self-promoting fabrication, it seems to have worked. In 1979 he was allegedly paid $250,000 to shoot a Texas judge preparing to sentence a drug dealer. The plot backfired. The judge died but the dealer was arrested and claimed to have hired Harrelson, who received two life sentences.

In 2003 the dealer recanted, saying someone else had shot the judge. Woody Harrelson stepped up pressure for a retrial, but his father died before lawyers could get him out of jail. “My father was no saint, but a lot of sources led me to believe it was not a fair trial,” he said recently.

Woody Harrelson, 45, who rose to fame as the slow, sweet-natured barman Woody Boyd in the TV comedy Cheers, has generated more recent headlines with political stunts. He scaled the Golden Gate bridge to unveil an antilogging banner and, as a vegan, has protested against factory farming.

He will appear next in a film called Battle in Seattle, set amid violent protests against the World Trade Organisation summit in 1999. “It’s to make up for not being there myself,” he joked.

Harrelson has had his own misadventures. He once admitted to “sex addiction” and in the early 1980s was fined after dancing in traffic and jumping out of a moving police van. He remains unsure how his life was influenced by his father’s criminal career.

“I suspect it’s a mixed influence — it made me think outlaw, but I would not want to hurt anyone,” he said.

Chuck Harrelson revealed his literary ambitions to Kenny Gallo, a convicted mafia “associate” in the FBI witness protection programme. “He wrote to me saying he was writing the book that exposed all the lies written about him over the years,” Gallo said.

He denied that Harrelson had killed 50 people: “He may have been involved in that many killings, maybe driving the car or something, but he only carried out maybe six killings himself.”

America no longer produced assassins like Harrelson, he added. “Today, you want someone killed, you call in a Russian or an Israeli. I don’t know how Woody feels about his father, but Harrelson was probably the last of a killing breed.”

>>18426761

>The Odessa File

>1974

Top cast

Jon Voight

Jon Voight

Peter Miller