This is a weird one......
This is the guy who was found decomposing in an SUV on a Los Angeles street. His 17 year girlfriend/fiance and her friend drove his body to the location he was found and left it there. They claim they thought he would be picked up by the CIA since he was working with them.
The fiance claims he was an alien hybrid who worked for many three letter agencies.
This anomaly works for someone who loaded him up with 1200 legal guns, 6.5 tons ammo and 230,000 cash. The fiance has one hell of a story about this guy and it seems she maybe disappeared at the moment.
The guy lived with the fiance but it's reported he had other addresses he rented for mail drops. Alien hybrid indeed.
http://pjmedia.com/tatler/2015/07/26/story-of-dead-man-found-in-car-who-owned-1200-guns-gets-really-weird/
1200 guns and 6.5 tons ammo. Impressive!
230,000 in cash in the house, no evidence of drug dealing or any criminal activity. I must be in the wrong industry.
This is one a those stories that have to be watched and followed up on. Unfortunately, we live in times where stuff like this dead end in to nothing. It's up to people who know the situation to come forward and report what they know, that will keep it in the news.
"On 3 July, the couple and a friend were shopping at a supermarket in Santa Monica, a few miles away from the house, when Lash became unwell and died in the outdoor parking lot.
Nebron-Gorin later told a friend she had specific instructions from Lash on what to do if he died. Don't call the authorities. Leave him in a car. Get out of town, and let his minders take care of the body. So she did that.
The friend, a doctor who did not want to be named, told the Palisadian Post newspaper he spent 90 minutes trying to revive Lash in the passenger seat of an SUV outside his house on the night he died as Nebron-Gorin was "wailing and grieving".
Nebron-Gorin left for Oregon and when she returned she was stunned to see Lash's body where she had previously left it. She called a high-profile criminal defence lawyer, Harland Braun"
"Lash's neighbours said they too were told Lash had worked for the CIA and found him odd. One employee of the Casa Nostra restaurant said Lash and Nebron-Gorin had eaten most of their meals there for the past seven years. Invariably, Lash would order raw filet mignon."
http://www.theguardian.com/us-news/2015/jul/23/jeffrey-alan-lash-firearms-spy (http://www.theguardian.com/us-news/2015/jul/23/jeffrey-alan-lash-firearms-spy)
So this guy was secretive, had lots a money, didn't deal drugs, had to many guns for one guy to have and over 12 thousand pounds of ammo, with a wad of cash at the location he lived.
I don't know about any one else, but this story has more to it then what they are telling the public. If the guy really was an alien hybrid and he was window dressing for the alien government who runs this planet, People better wake up and want to know more.
Quote from: Gigas on July 31, 2015, 07:46:36 PM
So this guy was secretive, had lots a money, didn't deal drugs, had to many guns for one guy to have and over 12 thousand pounds of ammo, with a wad of cash at the location he lived.
How do we know that he didn't deal drugs? How can we know that he didn't do something? ???
Quote from: ArMaP on July 31, 2015, 08:49:38 PM
How do we know that he didn't deal drugs? How can we know that he didn't do something? ???
Drugs would be the first thing they throw down when knowing anything, Seems this caught the spookz of guard as well. The news reported he was no drug dealer, but had plenty of guns and ammo.
How come homeland security failed to have this guy on their radar.
Since the guns were registered in his name or at least some were, I was thinking he may be a gun runner for some black ops that gets their money that way. The only thing is why would they let him go around saying he worked for the gov.
Quote from: Gigas on July 31, 2015, 08:55:53 PM
Drugs would be the first thing they throw down when knowing anything
Sorry, I don't understand what you mean by that. ???
Quote from: ArMaP on July 31, 2015, 09:44:08 PM
Sorry, I don't understand what you mean by that. ???
Sorry little fella, how old are you now, 8. JESUS H CHRIST, anybody who knows anything can decipher that sentence. ;D
Quote from: Dyna on July 31, 2015, 09:00:48 PM
Since the guns were registered in his name or at least some were, I was thinking he may be a gun runner for some black ops that gets their money that way. The only thing is why would they let him go around saying he worked for the gov.
Possible since the friggin world is off it's rocker and the dot gov is totally freakin mad.
Black op's don't warehouse registered weapons to one guy to hand out to the alien hybrid killers, or any killers walking the street.
This could be a wag the dog operation, then again, it could be one of those made for fun events to get guns out of the hands of good citizens by more laws on top of laws where your law abiding one day but a criminal the next, thanks to the ever changing laws.
This story needs more eyeballin
QuoteThis story needs more eyeballin
Indeed. I don't buy the alien human hybrid story. I'm guessing he could have told his fiancé he was Jesus reincarnated and she might have believed that too. No doubt some shady story behind it all but I would bet he was being treated with some sort of meds that maybe didn't go so well with his lifestyle choices.
:P Wonder if an alien human hybrid shops for guns like this:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=BdjdpoqITXk
Hi Gigas,
Nice to see you return..its been quite some weeks.
I was asking about you and some other members a few weeks ago.
I was wondering what had happened to you ... and had wondered if you may have encountered the three letter alphabet agencies or the ETs Grey aliens.
one never knows what can happen to persons who may have interests in such things. ??? :D
I'm susceptible to the winds of fate, sometimes rooted in the calm till a powerful wind takes me away.
For now, this is a landing place for when I'm lonely and have no one to hear me. :D
Quote from: Gigas on July 31, 2015, 11:17:25 PM
Sorry little fella, how old are you now, 8. JESUS H CHRIST, anybody who knows anything can decipher that sentence. ;D
I'm 44 years older than that, but I'm Portuguese, so if you can say that in Portuguese maybe I'll understand it. :)
Quote from: Ellirium113 on July 31, 2015, 11:33:01 PM
Indeed. I don't buy the alien human hybrid story. I'm guessing he could have told his fiancé he was Jesus reincarnated and she might have believed that too. No doubt some shady story behind it all but I would bet he was being treated with some sort of meds that maybe didn't go so well with his lifestyle choices.
Reality was weird before this story but has gotten weirder with this story. It seems the masters running our planet, or their planet, cause they make the world go round, feed us obscure calamity fixins that have become obvious flaky productions to those who can see behind the curtain. From the fake moon landings to now, reality seems to be a dream from the dream factory, testing one's ability to see through it.
Quote from: ArMaP on August 01, 2015, 12:13:47 AM
I'm 44 years older than that, but I'm Portuguese, so if you can say that in Portuguese maybe I'll understand it. :)
How do you keep your moderator jobs at spookz and the pegaus system feigning Portuguese as the cause and effect.
Edit to ad translation for Armap so he can understand.
Desculpe amiguinho, quantos anos você tem agora, 8. JESUS CRISTO H, qualquer um que sabe qualquer coisa pode decifrar essa frase
Quote from: Gigas on August 01, 2015, 12:22:36 AM
How do you keep your moderator jobs at spookz and the pegaus system feigning Portuguese as the cause and effect.
It's not a job. :)
QuoteDesculpe amiguinho, quantos anos você tem agora, 8. JESUS CRISTO H, qualquer um que sabe qualquer coisa pode decifrar essa frase
As you could have understood from my previous post, I understood that sentence, the one I didn't understand was from a different post.
Quote from: ArMaP on August 01, 2015, 12:35:00 AM
It's not a job. :)
As you could have understood from my previous post, I understood that sentence, the one I didn't understand was from a different post.
Your strong grasp of the written word in English, shows you do understand. Nice try though. ::)
Quote from: Gigas on August 01, 2015, 12:44:14 AM
Your strong grasp of the written word in English, shows you do understand. Nice try though. ::)
I understand common sentences, sentences like the one you wrote appear, to me, to have a strange structure that I do not understand.
Also, if I say that I do not understand it's because I do not understand, I don't lie.
ahhhhhhh guys.. maybe the problem is a typo thing.. I do it all the time
Gigas when you said this
Drugs would be the first thing they throw down when knowing anything
did you perhaps mean this
Drugs would be the first thing they throw down when NOT knowing anything
and more articles wild but only cause we don't have all the info yet...
sorry I don't think he was any alien
http://www.latimes.com/local/lanow/la-me-ln-family-id-s-dead-man-with-cache-of-1-200-guns-20150722-story.html
Dead man with cache of 1,200 guns identified -- 'He was just a loner'
By Veronica Rocha and Richard Winton contact the reporters
july 22,2015 8:25 pm
A man who was found dead in a vehicle in a Pacific Palisades neighborhood last week and linked to a home where police discovered a massive cache of firearms appears to have been a 60-year-old longtime Los Angeles County gun collector, police and others said Wednesday.
An attorney representing the dead man's fiancée identified him as Jeffrey Alan Lash. Several law enforcement sources, who spoke on condition of anonymity because an LAPD investigation into the death is ongoing, said detectives believe the dead man was Lash but have not made a conclusive identification.
Shirley Anderson, the longtime partner of Lash's late father, said she hadn't seen Lash since 2010 but received a call last week from the L.A. County coroner's office.
A coroner's official, she said, told her that authorities had just found a man's body inside an abandoned vehicle on Palisades Drive, and that they believed the man was Lash. Anderson said Lash had not provided her with an address or phone number for years.
"We never knew where he lived," she said
Coroner Chief Craig Harvey said his office had been in contact with a distant family member of the dead man and was "working with that name [Lash] as a possibility." A formal identification has yet to be made of the body, which was badly decomposed.
After discovering the man's body on Friday, Los Angeles police investigators found more than 1,200 firearms and about two tons of ammunition inside his fiancée's Pacific Palisades home.
LAPD Capt. William Hayes, who heads the department's Robbery-Homicide Division, said the private gun collection was worth at least $500,000 and possibly more than $1 million
"He was either into doomsday survivalism, gun collecting or both," Hayes said, adding that the man appeared to be wealthy.
LAPD Deputy Chief Kirk Albanese said the man was a collector and there was no evidence he ever sold weapons or was a licensed firearms dealer.
Several people who live in the area where the body was found said the man was known only as "Bob" in the neighborhood and described him as a gun fanatic who claimed to have worked covertly for the government. Police have said the man did not do such work for the government.
His fiancée's attorney, Harland Braun, previously said the man died in the parking lot of Bristol Farms on Wilshire Boulevard in Santa Monica on July 4. His fiancée, the lawyer said, wasn't sure what to do with the body and left it in a vehicle on Palisades Drive while she headed to Oregon. Braun said his client believed that a government agency that the man had claimed to work for would come to collect him.
Anderson said she was stunned to learn of Lash's death.
Born in the mid-1950s, Lash grew up in a modest Westchester neighborhood, she said. His mother was a pianist and his father was a microbiologist who owned a medical laboratory, said Anderson, who said she had known Lash for at least 25 years.
For a while it appeared that Lash would follow in his father's footsteps. In the 1980s, he told his parents he was attending UCLA and studying to become a scientist. But he dropped out and never returned, she said.
UCLA spokesman Ricardo Vasquez said Lash was a student at one point but said he could not release details about his enrollment because Lash had requested that his records remain private.
Anderson, 93, said she knew little about what Lash did after he left UCLA because his communication with the family was limited. He never told her what he did for a living or where his money came from, she said.
"He was just a loner, as far as we were concerned," she said. "He just became weird because he changed all of a sudden."
Anderson said Lash was sick and at one point sought holistic medicine for treatment. Police said he had late-stage cancer when he died.
Anderson said she never knew Lash was a gun collector, but she said he used to frequent gun shops.
"He was not very forthcoming about what he was doing," Anderson said. "He had to be doing something to collect all those guns."
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http://www.guns.com/2015/07/25/gun-dealers-seek-impounded-collection-now-at-over-1500-guns/
Gun dealers seek impounded collection now at over 1500 guns
7/25/15 | by Chris Eger
http://www.guns.com/wp-content/uploads/2015/07/jefferey-allan-lash-1500-guns-alien-spy-california-660.png
Jeffrey Alan Lash left behind a mystery and a lot of guns. (Photo: Composite)
With the Los Angeles Police Department planning to destroy 6.5 tons of ammo recovered, gun dealers are scrambling to save the more than 1,500 guns collected from a deceased California man.
Jeffrey Alan Lash, 60, died July 4 and told his fiancee a confusing tale of espionage that prompted her to leave his body inside one of his vehicles while she went out of town with friends. When she returned on July 17, he was still inside the SUV.
This prompted a call to authorities from her attorney, Harland Braun, which in turn led to a massive effort by police to impound Lash's personal collection of firearms – first estimated at 500 and then 1,200 – for safekeeping.
Now, as police have determined they have more than 1,500 guns and nearly seven tons of munitions on hand, Braun is fielding unsolicited calls from gun dealers looking to move in on the Pacific Palisades man's estate, as reported by the Los Angeles Times.
Braun cautions the guns aren't going anywhere soon, as the LAPD's Robbery Homicide Division is busy tracing the collection, worth as much as $1 million and including several high-end rifles and pistols, most still new.
As for the ammunition, Braun said police are likely to destroy it.
However, there may be even more firearms out there as Braun has his private investigator combing the area to locate storage lockers believed rented by Lash.
A mystery to even those closest to him, Lash told neighbors his name was Bob Smith and his fiancee and girlfriend of 17 years that he was a spy for the CIA and even a part-human, part-alien creature sent to earth to save humanity. Besides the guns and ammunition, police discovered $230,000 in cash as well as 14 cars left behind.
"It's worse than a 'Twilight Zone' movie, and we've lived through hell," said Laura VadBunker, an employee of Lash's fiancee who was with Lash when he died in a Bristol Farms parking lot in Santa Monica.
No one close to Lash could verify the source of his income other than his tales and the only photo in circulation is a copy of a driver's license issued in 1996 distributed by his attorney Robert Rentzer, who represented him off and on for two decades.
Rentzer characterized the late gun collector as a private man, but dispelled reports that he was an alien hybrid or secret agent.
"A lot of people would call him odd because of his overwhelming desire for privacy," Rentzer told KTLA. "Some people considered him a little weird."
Further, his attorney said Lash was fastidious about his gun collection and, despite the quantities of ammunition that was on hand at his condo, rarely went shooting.
"I do not know that he ever, ever, ever fired any of his guns. Never," Rentzer said. "He took pride in how they were maintained."
While police do not suspect foul play in Lash's demise, the final cause of death has not been determined.
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Quote from: space otter on August 01, 2015, 01:46:38 AM
ahhhhhhh guys.. maybe the problem is a typo thing.. I do it all the time
Gigas when you said this
Drugs would be the first thing they throw down when knowing anything
did you perhaps mean this
Drugs would be the first thing they throw down when NOT knowing anything
and more articles wild but only cause we don't have all the info yet...
sorry I don't think he was any alien
Snip it, Snip it and Snip it some more
If the spooks knew about this, they would have said he was a drug dealer but since nobody knows, he was an enigma to DHS, cops and those other three letter agencies. Now to the Aliens, he would be who he says he is.
Here is the google map link to where lash lived. You can see this is no trashy low income neighborhood. Pretty upscale looking digs for a mystery alien hybrid hideout.
https://www.google.com/maps/@34.07737,-118.5619,3a,75y,128.81h,89.44t/data=!3m7!1e1!3m5!1siDOCm5Z4Vxj4NSz7rZhihw!2e0!6s%2F%2Fgeo1.ggpht.com%2Fcbk%3Fpanoid%3DiDOCm5Z4Vxj4NSz7rZhihw%26output%3Dthumbnail%26cb_client%3Dmaps_sv.tactile.gps%26thumb%3D2%26w%3D100%26h%3D80%26yaw%3D326.99377%26pitch%3D0!7i13312!8i6656!6m1!1e1?hl=en (https://www.google.com/maps/@34.07737,-118.5619,3a,75y,128.81h,89.44t/data=!3m7!1e1!3m5!1siDOCm5Z4Vxj4NSz7rZhihw!2e0!6s%2F%2Fgeo1.ggpht.com%2Fcbk%3Fpanoid%3DiDOCm5Z4Vxj4NSz7rZhihw%26output%3Dthumbnail%26cb_client%3Dmaps_sv.tactile.gps%26thumb%3D2%26w%3D100%26h%3D80%26yaw%3D326.99377%26pitch%3D0!7i13312!8i6656!6m1!1e1?hl=en)
The following pics are of the same local but show the mapping of the location to the restaurant they all ate at. I was having some thoughts on that restaurants name Casa Nostra which eerily sounds like La Costra Nosa which we know as the underworld.
Here are the map pics which show the subdivision of palisades Dr.
(http://s7.postimg.org/tnxpv4xij/Jeffrey_Lash_1_small.jpg)
Satellite view
(http://s29.postimg.org/48b4cgjlz/Jeffrey_Lash_1a_small.jpg)
I haven't figured out where the SUV with the body was parked yet. But if it was a block away, it could have been on Palisades Dr. Then we have to be curious how an SUV could sit on the street for two weeks without someones suspicion alerting them somethings wrong. Also if neighbors knew this guy, they knew the car and should have seen it sitting there. Than again, why no cops noticed this SUV parked for two weeks unmoved as well and ticket it for a tow. Of course, won't be the first time cops miss a parked car with a dead body in it.
I came across a thread on godlickspopsicles and there I found the SUV was parked on Palisades dr near the house where all the guns were found.
I found somewhere else he had a stash of guns stolen some time ago with a list of weapons stolen.
Looks to me now that he was stashing registered guns again to be stolen like last time. This could be an intelligence operation to put guns on the streets.
From godlickspopsicles I found where this guy drove cars with no license plates and never got stopped or ticketed. You can't do that unless connected to some intelligence operation.
But the question remains, how could this guy amass 1,200 guns and not be on homeland security radar. And where did he get all his money to buy guns and still stash a wad a cash with 12 vehicles with no license plates.
QuoteBorn in the mid-1950s, Lash grew up in a modest Westchester neighborhood, she said. His mother was a pianist and his father was a microbiologist who owned a medical laboratory, said Anderson, who said she had known Lash for at least 25 years.
This would hint at drug dealing possibility also and the underwater vehicle he owned.
The original account I read said the 'missing" assistant to the wife was the one who said he was part alien not the wife or her family.
With this many guns and this much ammo, sounds like another "Fast and Furious" gun running operation for somebody!!
QuoteSeveral storage units remained to be searched, Braun said. He had heard that there were at least four heavily modified Toyota SUVs ready for combat and able to operate in various types of terrain, including in the desert and even underwater.
"If we find a car designed to go underwater, that's really bizarre," Braun said. "The real problem is if he was working for a government agency, American or foreign, they would never corroborate it."
http://ktla.com/2015/07/23/jeffrey-alan-lash-pacific-palisades-mystery-man-weapons-cache/
maybe the vehicles were for sale also.
It hauntingly looks like a fast and furious smack up. Certainly not drug related because that would be a front page smack down. This guy took the spookz by surprise because he was working for someone well hidden. The fact it's reported he had 14 vehicles, some with no plates that he drove without plates and never was stopped and then it comes out the plate holders had the numbers for the LA under cover cops. It looks under cover but no one is talking.
Also, it was reported this guys father who was a micro biologist was involved in the roswell crash back in 47.