Reply #62: Edmonds' naming other prominent targets reminded me of Vreeland's

[Minstrel Boy]

note, and the message "Let one happen, stop the rest."

Important follow up in The Toronto Star last December: "Post-9/11, this doesn't seem all that weird":


January, 2002. That's when Quebec coroner Line Duchesne concluded that Bastien, described as an information systems handler, had indeed been poisoned — probably by someone who slipped a concentrated anti-schizophrenic drug into his drink in a Moscow bar.

Vreeland's credibility suddenly shot up.

But eight months later, while out on bail awaiting an extradition hearing, he just disappeared.

At the time, Slansky told the court he had gone to Vreeland's apartment to pick him up but found it ransacked, with key evidence related to his client's 9/11 claims missing.

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