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If you're still not convinced then, fair enough. Well, boys, whatever isn't covered in an interview promoting a book is usually covered in the book. Prince was not some atheist hardcore skeptic.īut again, Polterwurst, you and your buddy Lance might better understand my theory and what you're talking about if you two would read the books! Learning about Prince might better serve your grasp of what I present in my books. I would be glad to come back onto the show to discuss more specific elements of my research, or after you've familiarized yourself with the details of my theory a little better.Īs regards Walter Franklin Prince, the APRS director who was in San Bernardino in 1915 - and ordained Episcopal Reverend who believed in God, he was a known expert in and proponent of psychic phenomena and aspects of the occult! His investigation into Spiritualist hoaxers was to expose the fraud mediums, not because he was some skeptic of the phenomena, he was quite the opposite. I have provided my argument and it's titled Empire of the Wheel II: Friends From Sonora. All such assertions that she was a bordello prostitute and/or Longabaugh's wife/lover are always based on someone's opinion. Read the published material on the woman. When you do choose to look into the story of Etta Place, you will find that the assumption that Etta Place was Longabaugh's or anyone's lover has actually never been substantiated. The book explains why I think 'Cora Stanton' was Etta Place - and that the woman was a virgin because she was a secular nun. I fielded the questions as they were presented to me. The element of Etta Place came up late in the interview.

'But of course, I haven't read the book, so I didn't see all the evidence. That's like saying that an interest in rock music or video games makes you a potential mass murderer.īut of course, I haven't read the book, so I didn't see all the evidence. Surely there would have been one or two guys who looked into that particular abyss and lost their balance, but that doesn't mean that anyone involved with spiritism and psycics must inevitably become an occultist. Especially the guy from the american SPR, which is a scientific organization and was doing skeptical work, uncovering hoaxes and frauds, would almost certainly not have been interested in occultism. While I think, many spiritualists at that time would have been steeped in esoteric 'theories' like those of Mrs Blavatsky, I don't think that means that they also had to dabble in the occult. Lonabaugh's girlfriend's virginity have been intact? Were they waiting for after marriage? Not kidding here, it just seems strange.Īnother thing that strikes me as odd is the occult connection. Granted, seven untimely deaths in the same area within a relatively short time would seem very strange, but obviously, the police didn't suspect any foul play.

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Serial killers often have a preferred type of victim, but no real commonalities here, it would seem. People who want to commit suicide often do it far away from home, accidental poisonings do happen, especially in a time when there were no strict rules for handling poisonous chemicals (I seem to remember an article about arsenic being used in all kinds of household stuff at around that time).

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Given that San Bernardino was kind of a holiday resort and many people went there in their free time, even if it was relatively small at the time, things are bound to happen. Gene didn't even once say 'possible' or even 'alleged', it was just 'the killings' or 'the murders'. What really surprised me, is that the basic premise of the seven 'murders' was seemingly taken for granted. I'd never have thought that I would hit the like button on a post together with lancemoody, but this one does the trick.