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STEVE ALLEN DIG PART FIVE A, B, and C
Background on Laurel Canyon
Early to 1920s

*Texokie sneezes. At this point, she senses that the pool is getting deeper, and her hip waders are in danger of taking on water. There is just so much material here. She puts on her jacket over the sweater which Mother of Dragons had insisted she take along. A deep 40 degree Fahrenheit tunnel is cold - even in August. Yes, Mom was right. Texokie shivers, but isn’t sure if it is because of the temperature, or because of what she faces. She sees that in order to navigate more easily, it will require some preparation. Happily, she spies a bit of a crack in the floor of the tunnel and digs a small ditch to the pool she has waded into so it can drain. She is able to move past the pool, but keeps the waders on because of all the mud.*

WARNING! IN KEEPING WITH Q’S ADMONITION THAT EACH ONE SHOULD CHOOSE ABOUT “KNOWING,” AND RANSOMNOTE, OUR THREAD HEAD, AND MOTHER OF DRAGON’S REQUEST THAT LINKS/POSTS WITH GRAPHIC INFORMATION SHOULD BE MARKED WITH SAID WARNING, PLEASE HEREBY KNOW THAT YOU ARE WARNED. My post here does not get graphic, but if you follow some of the links, there is graphic and distressing material there.

There is actually a very well documented history of Laurel Canyon. It is written by David McGowan. I have not read all of it, but I do plan to. I think for any Q bunny hole dig in or near Hollywood, or Hollywood people, it is important to at least consult his work:
http://www.illuminati-news.com/articles2/00201.html

This is a summary / title page describing the contents of the history:
http://www.mygen.com/Laurel_Canyon-David_McGowan_report.htm

Another resource that seems to have some interesting material on Laurel Canyon also includes work done by Paul A Drockton M.A.

http://whale.to/b/laurel_canyon6.html

Drockton states about his own work, “in this series of articles we will show why we believe that this area is also an Illuminati Headquarters in the United States….”

Let’s get to it!

One of the things we should recognize from the outset is that the names, “Hollywood” and “Laurel” are satanic symbols in and of themselves. This is pointed out in an interesting source at
http://johnnycirucci.com/holly-and-laurel/

“ Holly has the rare quality of requiring separate “male” and “female” flowers for pollination. It’s also an evergreen, maintaining its leaves through winter. Consequently, it had strong pagan significance in “fertility” rites.”

“Laurel was considered sacred to the god Apollo.”

While I have not yet found the information regarding the people living in Laurel Canyon in the early 1900s, I did find from a cleverly named source, “blogorama,” that “ one of the early tramlines was in downtown Los Angeles, and one of the first routes ever developed went to Laurel Canyon.”
https://www.blogarama.com/observations-blogs/118238-xaviant-haze-blog/19176113-laurel-canyon-diaries-crowley-parsons-electric-car

That seems significant to me, because there must have been someone awfully darned important in Laurel Canyon to cause the City to be spending the City resources in such a way.

Tom Mix, cowboy star was a 1920s resident.

Also among the earliest people of note to live in Laurel Canyon was Harry Houdini, who lived there 1919-1920. His life there in some ways exemplifies what was to follow in many residence: famous artist, with dark secrets. There is also a documented high incidence of suspicious/untimely deaths among the residence of Laurel Canyon through time.

Drockton describes Harry Houdini’s suspicious death, as well as what his magic show may have been hiding.

“Harry Houdini died on Halloween day, 1926, purportedly of an attack of appendicitis precipitated by a blow to the stomach. The problem with that story, however, is that medical science now recognizes it to be an impossibility. According to a recent book about the famed illusionist (The Secret Life of Houdini, by William Kalush and Larry Sloman), Houdini was likely murdered by poisoning. Questions have been raised, the book notes, by the curious lack of an autopsy, an “experimental serum” that Houdini was apparently given in the hospital, and indications that his wife, Bess, may have been poisoned as well (though she survived). On March 23, 2007, an exhumation of Houdini’s remains was formally requested by his surviving family members.”

Even more intriguing, is the revelation that Henry Houdini was an “Intelligence Asset”:
What the book does do, however, is compellingly document that Houdini was, in fact, an intelligence asset who used his magic act as a cover. Not only did the authors obtain corroborating documentation from Scotland Yard, they also received an endorsement of their claim from no less an authority than John McLaughlin, former Acting Director of the Central Intelligence Agency (ibid).

Drockton has documented with a long list many of the people who have lived in Laurel Canyon. I will not put the whole list here, but have picked out a few to illustrate the nature of the history of the people we are studying. I have researched only a few of the early ones whom I had actually heard of, but didn’t recall particulars. For the more familiar ones of recent times, I will mention them, but try not to go into detail in order to save band width. There are many others, both whom I had not heard of, and who are quite well known, and would probably merit further research. [Believe me it is such a temptation to follow every single bunny in this warren, but I will desist at this time.]

*texokie gets out the blue spray paint and marks tunnel entrances and areas she would like to come back to look at again*

END PART FIVE A