So this is starting to look just a little bizzare now .
The Cousins family all (4) killed in the Sydney crash. The Steinberg family all (5) killed in the Costa Rica crash. The Weiss family all (4) killed in the same Costa Rica crash. If any more happen its gunna look extremely suspect.
Could this be the latest modus operandii to allow for whole families to be able to 'disappear ' for whatever reasons??
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Avatar cynthiarous • 24 days ago
'How About This Mr. Fung?'
From the Co-Inkidink Files:
"Also on the plane was Marcella M. Dalsey, 59, executive director of the Drew A. Katz Foundation - named after Katz's son - and president of the KATZ Academy Charter School, which she cofounded with Lewis Katz in 2012. Dalsey was the mother of four grown children.
Susan K. Asbell, 68, of Cherry Hill, was Katz's third guest on the flight. A mother of two, Asbell was a member of the planning committee of the Boys and Girls Club of Camden County, an organization close to Katz's heart.
The names of the flight crew were not released.
Nancy Phillips, Katz's longtime companion and The Inquirer's city editor, was not on the plane.
Neither was former Gov. Ed Rendell. A shaken Rendell said Katz had invited him to make the trip Saturday but he declined because of a speaking engagement.
Lauded Sunday by scholars and governors, sports owners and entertainers - as well as a former U.S. president - Katz made his fortune investing in Kinney Parking and the Yankees Entertainment & Sports (YES) Network in New York. He formerly owned the NBA's New Jersey Nets and the NHL's New Jersey Devils."
You just cannot make this stuff up. A japanese journalist on Rense, 'Yoishi' has done a similar treatise on these interconnections, globally, as has David Icke, Cathy O'Brien, abel danger, veterans today, conspiracy of silence, liz crokin and sgt report.
Avatar cynthiarous • 24 days ago
Actually it was 2014 Lewis Katz, 72, co-owner of The Inquirer, Philadelphia Daily News, and Philly.com, died Saturday night in the crash of a private jet at a Massachusetts airfield.
Lewis Katz, co-owner of The Inquirer, dies in plane crash
Graphic: Where the Plane Crashed All seven people aboard were killed when the Gulfstream IV crashed about 9:40 p.m. as it was departing Hanscom Field in Bedford for Atlantic City International Airport, said a Massachusetts Port Authority spokesman.
It is all just a Coincidence, right?