Connecting TPG Growth to the College Bribery Scandal to Murder of SFPD Officer Garnier

Connecting Success Factors to Bennett

The Dubious Phone Call and Time Wasting Project

The folks at TPG will have to answer to my Whistleblower Complaints on the truly odd collection of RFPs emanating from companies connected to Richard Blum, William McGlashan, CBRE, Regency Centers, Trammell Crow, Lennar, Catellus and Bennett.

The arrest of TPG Growth CEO of William McGlashan can be easily connected by correlation of the TPG (Texas Pacific Group), TPG Growth and TPG Newbridge.

The tie in between McGlashan, Coulter, Bonderman, Blum and others is TPG and Operation Varsity Blues which associates these parties with Bribery and Conspiracy. 

San Francisco Mayor Dianne Feinstein and her husband Richard Blum.

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My story is about witness murders, private equity, mergers and acquisitions linked back to the Matter of Bennett v. Southern Pacific lost in 1989.  It was a winnable case as long the witnesses testified.  

Curious Cases: Lester Garnier

On July 10, 1988 Officer Lester Garnier was found dead in a Walnut Creek parking lot.   The case went cold with the usual annual reviews.   Then in July 2008 the City of San Francisco and City of Walnut Creek announced a $250,000 reward.

My name is Pete Bennett, I came forward and ended up homeless, beaten, robbed, arrested, jailed and tormented.

Pictured in the this video is Captain Tim Smith who decided to threatened me with a gun just weeks after my car was totaled in Lafayette CA

The 30 Year Annivesary

ABC Reporter Vic Lee reviewing the case with Lt. Jay Hill of the Walnut Creek Police department  Jay has known me since long before the murder of Officer Garnier, in fact , we share former FBI Agent Frank Doyle Jr. who was part of the Lockerbie Bombing investigation. 

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Wells Fargo Suicide

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•  SAN DIEGO

Boyfriend Of Slain Woman Jumps Off Bay Bridge As Police Watch

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By BELEN MORAN, The Associated Press

Wednesday, August 16, 2000

SAN FRANCISCO (AP) - The boyfriend of a missing woman whose body was found along a remote coastal highway killed himself Tuesday, shortly after the body was identified, by jumping off the Bay Bridge, police said. He was under police surveillance at the time.

The boyfriend, Darion Sable, had told police that Jerusha Briley, 20, disappeared Saturday morning while going to buy groceries for her 23-month-old son, Gabriel.

Sable jumped off an approach to the San Francisco-Oakland Bay Bridge Tuesday afternoon, San Francisco police spokesman Dewayne Tully said. He fell about 100 feet, landing on pavement in a fenced-in area.

Fifteen minutes earlier and five blocks away, Sable had been released on his own recognizance after being jailed overnight on a drug charge, police confirmed.

Police had followed Sable after his release to see where he was going to go and to see if he would lead them to any new information in Briley's death, Sgt. James Deignan of the San Francisco Police Department.

Police said they originally thought Sable was going to try to hitchhike, but contacted the California Highway Patrol when he continued to walk onto the bridge. They said Sable probably did not know he was being followed and that they had no time to stop him from jumping.

Homicide Inspector Tony Casillas wouldn't say whether police had told Sable he was a suspect in his girlfriend's death before letting him go.

"The investigation is still in its primary stages," he said. "Everyone is innocent until proven guilty."

Sgt. Doug Pittman of the Marin County Sheriff's Office said Sable was a suspect in Briley's death, but had not been singled out as the primary suspect. He said the sheriff's office is not yet focusing on one person as a suspect.

Police also haven't determined what killed Briley, whose body was found Monday along Highway 1 about five miles north of Muir Beach in Marin County. Footprints and tiremarks found in the gravel were being studied.

Family members were told Tuesday that the body had been identified as Briley's. Her childhood friend and Gabriel's godmother, Devon Rath, told The Associated Press that the family was too distraught to comment.

Sable had called police Saturday to report Briley missing, saying she wasn't the type to leave the house, let alone her toddler, for more than a few hours without letting people know where she was.

Friends said Briley had been weaning Gabriel off breast-feeding and was making calls to invite people to his birthday party two weeks from now. The sheriff's office would not comment on the relationship between Sable and Briley's son.

Sable told missing persons investigators that Briley had been seeing a counselor for "possible depression," but that he had no more information on the subject.

But Rath told a different story to the San Francisco Examiner - that Briley was getting counseling to improve her relationship with her boyfriend and thereby provide her son with a healthy family.

"If she wanted to get away from it all, she would have called someone," her 15-year-old sister, Naomi Briley, told the Examiner. "If she had problems, she would have called someone to take the baby."

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UC Berkeley Riots - Fire Starters Anonymous THIS WAY @atfhq @fbi @ucregents @wcchiefChaplin @SFPD

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Feinstein's Two Star Generals and Officer Lester Garnier (BRAC, BRAC, BRAC)

Learn how the Stars Two Generals know each and how Diane Finstein's Frequency is simply unbelievable.

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Voodo Investigators- The Murder of San Franciso Police Officer Lester Garnier

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We Need Nationwide Stand Down: 2 NYPD police officers 'assassinated'; shooter dead

We Need A Nationwide Stand Down 

 Unnecessary loss of lives on both sides no matter how mad you get don't shoot.  Retreat is an option.  

This is where the realities of one problem become the guttural of another problem.   I've endured knowing officers and victims killed on both sides.  In story like this both sides lose as we have more children without fathers or more families without sons.  

New York (CNN)  -- Officer Rafael Ramos sat in the driver's seat. Officer Wenjian Liu was at his side.

The two cops weren't at their usual precinct -- normally, the pair was assigned to downtown Brooklyn, but they were working a "critical response" detail in an area with higher crime, police said.

That's where they were slain, ambush-style -- Saturday afternoon as they sat in their patrol car, New York Police Commissioner William Bratton said at an evening news conference.

New York Police Officer Rafael Ramos

New York Police Officer Wenjian Liu

The gunman approached the passenger side of the patrol car and took a shooting stance, witnesses told police. He opened fire several times, striking both officers in the head, Bratton said.

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