$27,000 | $200,000 | $26,000 and another $26,000
All went missing from four different cases in different states,
and the same people were the commonality in all of them.
The leader:
I’ll start from the beginning.
In 1968 a man who would later become a Midewiwin (medicine man) leader was in Stillwater prison when he and four other native Americans founded the American Indian Movement (AIM).
Initially, AIM’s public focus was on inner-city areas and problems of poverty, discrimination, and police brutality against Native Americans.
AIM, however, would later become involved in organized crime as depicted in a book called “American Indian Mafia”.
A little less than a month after the passage of the American Indian Religious Freedom Act on August 11, 1978, the man declared himself a Midewiwin leader and began to follow a path away from AIM and away from being a public activist. He had taken on the public persona of a “spiritualist”, rather than the gangster type, involved with crimes akin to organized crime as he was previously associated with.
During this time, it is documented that each school in which the Midewiwin leader became involved was eventually discovered to have serious questionable financial issues. Audits would show that thousands of dollars would be misappropriated or go missing in other situations.
The Midewiwin leader would be forced to resign or face termination, and he would spark controversy if he attempted to become involved in any other schools going forward due to his reputation for “having his hands in the cookie jar.”
The Red School House in St. Paul, which was the subject of a state legislative audit in 1984, was one of the schools that was directed by the Midewiwin leader.
The Midewiwin leader, who served as the vice chairman of the board, and his spouse allegedly received many unapproved payments from the St. Paul Inter-tribal Housing Board, Inc. A fake application for housing aid prompted these payments.
Along with improper payroll advances to the board’s executive director, there was also an improper $27,000 payment made by the board to Earthways Builders and Contractors, Ltd., a company incorporated by the Midewiwin leader.
A more thorough examination of the $27,000 given to Earthways Builders showed that some of the public monies were used for purposes other than urban Indian housing. It also showed that the corporation had failed to pay state sales tax on several significant purchases, including the acquisition of kitchen appliances for the Midewiwin leader’s family’s use.
Remarkably, the Midewiwin leader was not charged during that investigation, according to The Native American Press. This is despite a report that suggested prosecution and was forwarded to the offices of the attorney general and the Ramsey County Attorney. But, it never happened.
In 1992, the Midewiwin leader sparked yet another controversy when he was hired as the Executive Director of Heart of The Earth Survival School (HOTESS), whose board members included the Midewiwin’s previous friend and AIM founder, and who was the chairman of the board of directors and had specifically told the school not to conduct a background check on the Midewiwin leader.
There were numerous complaints when the Midewiwin leader was hired because of his reputation of “having his hand in the cookie jar”.
Moreover, some Native Americans accused the Midewiwin leader and his chiefs in the late 2000s of sexual assault, abusing children, and sacrificing dogs or other animals inside or during their ceremonies.
That raises an interesting question: Is it possible for a “spiritualist” to commit these criminal acts or is it possible for a person suspected of organized crime to conceal their criminal acts by portraying themselves as a spiritualist?
Fast forward to 2009 — Now
The Chief:
However, it is interesting to note that this at-risk youth facility has a domain name that was owned by the Midewiwin chief, and the main image used on the at-risk youth facility website was also owned by the Midewiwin chief and is the same prominent image used on the Midewiwin chiefs own business website located in New Hampshire.
That raises the question: If the Midewiwin chief is only “contracted” to provide services to this at-risk youth facility, why would he own the domain name to it, and why would an image that is his and is used on his own business website, be used for a facility that he is only “contracted to”?
Let’s dig in.
Ironically, the at-risk youth facility that the Midewiwin chief owns the domain and the image to, and is allegedly only “contracted” to, was also missing $26,000.00 and a previously celebrated youth counselor is the person who was blamed.
This is important as you will see. It could be considered a coincidence
if not for the next part of this story:
The Chief and the Second Chief, both of the Midewiwin leader mentioned above:
The same Midewiwin chief from New Hampshire became involved with a wealthy New Hampshire man through a 2nd Midewiwin chief of the original Midewiwin leader mentioned above, a woman who paraded around as a Shamanic healer who quickly befriended the wealthy man and repeatedly invited him to the native talking and healing circles that the Chief and storyteller from New Hampshire were holding.
To make a long story short, the wealthy man suffered a sudden delirium, was experiencing frightening hallucinations, and abruptly left his wife and kids because an “angel” told him he had to, and he quickly moved in with the shaman who oversaw his unexpected, rapid divorce and finances and he severed all contact with his family. Despite that, the wife tried to get help for her husband because she believed he had been poisoned with Devil’s Breath due to his very peculiar, unexpected behavior and the worrying, life-changing decisions he had begun to rapidly make, but the court would not even consider it.
The court hearings would reveal that the married pair had lost $26,000.00 from their bank account, it was missing, to which the wife had no access at the time of the theft. The shaman was accusing the wife of stealing the money, which is akin to placing blame on the renowned youth counselor mentioned earlier in the previous case.
The shaman had also filed two false police reports against the wife and had lied numerous times in court documents.
The court proceedings also demonstrated that the shaman was the notary for the wealthy man’s divorce and for all of his financial statements submitted to the court, where it would also be discovered that the wealthy man himself claimed that he had become “destitute” only after leaving his wife and kids.
This was a wealthy man who was the sole provider in his family and had been married for about thirty years. He had five children. How could a wealthy man who had just moved in with the shaman suddenly find himself “destitute”? Where did all of the money go?
The only reason that the two Midewiwin chiefs got away with poisoning the wealthy man and stealing all of the family money was that the judge decided in her opinion that “a drug like Devil’s Breath doesn’t exist”.
For the ignorant judge to be right, that would mean that James S. Ketchum never created 3-Quinuclidinyl benzilate (QNB) (US Army code EA-2277; NATO code BZ) also known as the M43 BZ cluster bomb stockpiled until 1990 for chemical warfare, it is an agent used by our military to incapacitate the minds of people in an area of slightly over 2 acres using scopolamine and atropine (Devil’s Breath) which is now banned by NATO.
To be fair, the judge was not a chemist, scientist, or physician; she was just a judge. Ignorant of how acetylcholine and anticholinergics (Devil’s Breath) function in the brain, the judge made their conclusion based on personal opinion rather than on fact or evidence. None of the wife’s evidence was permitted.
Either the Midewiwin chief from New Hampshire, whose leader was involved in embezzlement, is just unlucky to be associated with two distinct cases involving thousands of dollars that disappear in two different states that are separated by 594 miles and nine hours of travel time, or he is guilty of embezzling the money after using Devil’s Breath disguised as what he refers to as “tobacco” at the circles he holds, to render his victims mentally incapacitated and hasn’t been apprehended yet.
Nevertheless, this crime and others involving Devil’s Breath is about a fascinating uncovered secret agenda involving the same people here, that continues today.
If this interests you, I have written details about this case and other cases that resulted in tragic outcomes along with actual evidence in my book and extensively about the secret agenda: Breathing Evil: Agent of Fear
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