Earlene Roberts: The Oswald rooming house lady

On January 9, 1966, at the age of 60, Robert suffered a heart attack at her home at 212 W. Wooden, Oak Cliffe. She was taken to Parkland Hospital, where an autopsy was performed and heart attack was determined to have been the cause of death. It’s hard to reach any other conclusion based on available information. What we do have are the above unusual occurrences in her story.

Cercle des Nations: Fascist international club of Brussels

In Belgium there have been numerous prominent clubs, but one appears to stand out in particular from the rest: the Cercle des Nations. Centered in Brussels, its scope was a truly international, but curiously aligned with the Conservative establishment. The club was followed up in the 1990s-2010s by the Cercle de Lorraine. Then aligned more with the Liberal establishment, the latter became known as the most exclusive club in Belgium. The club ceased to exist in 2020-2021, with the development of the global Coronavirus pandemic.

Pink Ballets Affairs: Fortunato Israel, Lydia Montaricourt and Andre Pinon dossiers summarized

The Pink Ballets affairs lies at the center of the child abuse network accusations that came before the Dutroux affair of the '90s. With the Pink Ballets scandal, there are direct links to the unsolved Gang of Nijvel case, which point to a significant relationship between the two. The fascist underground and these child abuse network accusations are clearly interwoven, with the X-dossiers revealing a potential for continuity of such sordid activities, that also seemed to involve a Strategy of Tension type effort and protection of these black networks.