This is what I was expecting to hear at some point and it is now public knowledge.
The following is an excerpt from a column on the site BlackInTheCity.net in regards to an investigation of an African American woman, Margie Schoedinger, who filed rape charges against former U.S. President, George W. Bush when he served as Governor of Texas. She mysteriously died 9 months later and her death was ruled a suicide. This is an interesting and disturbing article to say the least:
To be sure, Schoedinger's accusations − which include being drugged and s*xually assaulted numerous times by Bush and other men purporting to be FBI agents − are bizarre and hard for most people to believe. But her story fits in with those told by a growing number of people who say they were used as guinea pigs or whatever by members of the CIA or another U.S. agency who wanted to test out the latest mind−controlling drug or just have a strangeform of release. And her death − let's just say government agents have made murders look like suicides before.
In her court petition, Schoedinger said police in Sugar Land, another Houston suburb where she said some assailants linked to Bush attempted to unsuccessfully abduct her from her car shortly before the 2000 election, refused to take a report or do anything about that incident. She filed alawsuit against the Sugar Land department and said that in preparing itsdefense, Sugar Land police found out that she dated Bush as a minor. Her driver's license listed her as being 5−foot−8 and weighing 125 pounds, for what that's worth.
The Fort Bend Star story quoted a Sugar Land police captain saying his department had no record of any complaints by Schoedinger. All he had to do was go to the Fort Bend County Internet site and do a simple search on Schoedinger's name in the area of civil court records. The lawsuit Schoedinger filed in December 2000 against Sugar Land police even had numerous responses by the department's attorneys in that case.
Wow. I live in Houston and didn't hear about this allegation; so, I just did a name search and BAM -- the first of Google's list of suggestions is her name w/"bush" at the end! After reading it I would bet the farm that if the allegations were investigated the story would be true and there'd be a case of foul play involving Bush and his self-superior believing cronies.
Monday, June 15th 2009 at 1:09PM
Craig Amos
Wow the things that people will bury to make sure that someone can get into office. I wonder if this woman had any family that could have pursued this issue, in addition to the fact that there is no statue of limitations on murder.
Monday, June 15th 2009 at 4:38PM
Marquerite Burgess
I am not a W supporter, but I seriously doubt the veracity of this story. Sean Carter: http://www.counterpunch.org/carter1220.htm... summarizes "In short, the media should have reported the filing of this lawsuit. The media should trust the American people to be able to distinguish the truth from the lies. Now, if you will excuse me, I need to answer this e-mail from an exiled foreign minister in Zaire who is willing to give me $1 million if I help him transfer money from his Swiss bank account." http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Margie_Schoed... doesn't shed much light either. We're in the aftermath of 8 years and that is enough nightmare for me. "Bush on the Couch," http://search.barnesandnoble.com/Bush-On-t... is a better read, and more insightful of what we were dealing with.
Monday, June 15th 2009 at 7:09PM
Reginald Goodwin
RG, are you on the Bush family, friends & supporters payroll? I just viewed both of those links and they don't reveal anything that would make me nor anyone else think otherwise. The Wikipedia link may provide linkage to further "links" but if you're going to take a stand YOU do the research and present it. Not just provide a stained glove and throw that out as "evidence".
Late.
Monday, June 15th 2009 at 10:00PM
Craig Amos
