The 2004 Kinder Morgan
Witness Intimidation and Witness Termination
Witness Intimidation and Witness Termination By Pete Bennett
Walnut Creek CA -- A clear reality of my situation is how cases are handled around Contra Costa County. My 2004 arson was witnessed by Danville Police Officer and the Mechanic at Gregg's Muffler in Lafayette CA.
It's been ten years since the 680 arson yet in 2014 while walking between Walnut Creek Police Department and my campsite I'm dodging SL 550 Mercedes while several Walnut Creek Police Officers are positioned to watch me get creamed where Mt. Diablo Blvd meets Broadway. The timing is relevant as on June 26th 2014 numerous claims were filed against with the City Of Walnut Creek but within a week a car tried to run me over again.
Nearly all Contra Costa County Cities use the same risk management services provided by the Municipal Pooling Authority (MPA) under CSAC using the Joint Powers Authority (JPA). I've filed many claims on my own because the Contra Costa Bar Association controls the intake referrals and I was summarily told I can't get a referral through them.
Many thanks while the Walnut Creek City Attorney lofts around town persons unknown have been trying to kill me and they tried to killing my sons in 2005.
Please take your time.
Witness Intimidation
It's happened to me in Pittsburg, Walnut Creek and Danville where I've attempted to litigate. I sued Danville Building Inspector Gary Vinson Collins in 2006 but my Attorney Sage Sehapi has the shit kicked out of him a during a Walnut Creek Basketball game on Oak Road.
To Protect and Serve - Please read Color of Law Abuses as per FBI.GOV
The WCPD true to form refused to arrest the suspect sending Mr. Sehapi in circles who being an attorney wanted to sue. The officers probably obstructed justice by hiding this case from the District Attorney just like Danville Police did with the Bennett/Collins assault but now ten years later we've got murders, arson coupled with the fact that the PG&E Indictment now contains obstruction of justice charges.
Witness Termination
After the Lafayette Police refused to investigate this blogger's July 20th 2011 Hit & Run/Attempted Murder I turned to State Senator Mark Desaulnier who called the Legislative Security Services Threat Assessment Unit (TAU) who interviewed me in Aug 2011 but sadly since then many have died with no end in site.
I told this unit that I suspect Councilman MIke Shimansky Spinal Meningitis death was not natural. This information was passed on in Sept 2011 but since then Councilman Bell and Tax Collector Pollacek each succumbed to meningitis but consider the argument of violations of the Geneva Convention.
On Nov 9th 2004 a Kinder Morgan Gas Pipeline Explodes but few noticed that several persons near this pipeline disaster died.
The Who Gives A Shit County
For several decades I've been a lock step battle with the rich and powerful. I didn't realize how much was being put into trying to take me out until the car zoomed by me on September 28th 2013 but the response from the Walnut Creek Police was pathetic.
I've made numerous attempts to get an investigation started over at least five Hit and Run Incidents since 2004 and the Unionized Agencies have a clear and powerful agenda.
The persons who witnessed my near miss were also recorded by Safeway Cameras where they used their personalized Safeway Stalking Card managed in the Philippines where your personal data is splayed out around the globe.
Testimony ends in PG&E criminal trial linked to San Bruno explosion
Testimony ends in PG&E criminal trial linked to San Bruno explosion
By George Avalos, gavalos@bayareanewsgroup.com Posted: 07/22/2016 02:01:56 PM PDT | Updated: 11 days ago
SAN FRANCISCO -- Calling just three witnesses in a day of testimony, defense attorneys for PG&E on Friday concluded their case in the utility's federal criminal trial stemming from the deadly San Bruno pipeline explosion.
Arguing that numerous PG&E employees live near the utility's gas lines, the defense sought to show that company executives and engineers would not deliberately ignore hazards or intentionally operate the pipeline system in violation of federal rules.
Attorneys called as their final witness Calvin Lui, a PG&E supervising engineer in risk management, to testify about a map depicting where utility employees live in relation to gas lines in the area. The map used blue dots to represent the residences of PG&E employees.
Contact George Avalos at 408-859-5167. Follow him at Twitter.com/georgeavalos.
#PGEWITNESS
For a list of my customers and clients click here. The list references decades of how my customers have been murdered.
- I am a former PG&E Contract Programmer.
- I remain unpaid,
- I’ve been beaten regularly for ten years or longer
- My software clients and customers over 35 years are:
- PG&E, Bank of America
- Wells Fargo Bank
- AT&T formerly SBC Services (AT&T Reverse merger)
- Wendy's
- Tony Romas
The PG&E pipeline blast hole on Glenview Dr. is photographed days after the blast which occurred on Sept. 9, 2010. (Photo courtesy of the Hensel family)
But the testimony appeared to be undercut during cross-examination by prosecutor Hallie Hoffman. Lui was unable to confirm top PG&E executives or supervisors lived near the gas lines.
"No, I don't personally know where all my co-workers live," Lui replied in response to prosecution questioning. "I don't know who all these people are or where they live."
Another defense witness, David Harrison, a longtime PG&E employee in gas systems, testified that the utility undertook numerous pressure tests of its system, including Line 132, the pipeline that blew up in San Bruno.
Harrison's testimony was intended to buttress the company's assertion that it hasn't been ignoring threats to the system and conducted pressure tests to help spot defects or weaknesses in pipes.
Under cross-examination, however, Harrison testified that one of those pressure tests was conducted on Line 132 on Sept. 9, 2011 -- exactly one year after the explosion. The blast killed eight people and leveled a residential neighborhood.
San Francisco-based PG&E faces 13 criminal charges in the case, including 12 counts of violating pipeline safety rules and one charge of obstructing the investigation into the explosion. PG&E has pleaded not guilty to all the charges. If convicted on all the counts, The utility faces a fine of up to $562 million.
PG&E made a series of "deliberate and illegal choices" and subsequently covered up those decisions, in actions that led to the explosion, prosecutors said in opening statements.
But defense attorneys countered in their opening statements that individual employees and executives at PG&E are not guilty of any criminal acts and did their "level best" to operate the system safely and efficiently.
In addition, numerous PG&E executives who were called to testify said during the defense's cross-examination that they never deliberately or intentionally sought to break federal pipeline safety rules and that they did not intentionally attempt to mislead federal investigators.
Closing arguments are scheduled to begin Tuesday, and the case is expected to go to the jury sometime next week.
Attorneys sum (SCUM) up cases in PG&E trial linked to San Bruno explosion
Attorneys sum up cases in PG&E trial linked to San Bruno explosion
By George Avalos, gavalos@bayareanewsgroup.com
Posted: 07/26/2016 02:37:21 PM PDT | Updated: 33 min. ago
SAN FRANCISCO -- A prosecutor and a defense attorney painted sharply different portraits of PG&E's actions in the years before and the months after a fatal explosion in San Bruno during closing arguments to a jury on Tuesday in the embattled utility's criminal case.
A federal prosecutor claimed in his closing arguments that PG&E made a series of deliberate choices to break pipeline safety regulations as well as to intentionally obstruct an official government probe into the causes of the blast, which killed eight and leveled a San Bruno neighborhood in September 2010.
"PG&E is a company that lost its way," assistant U.S. attorney Jeffrey Schenk told the jury in his summation of the government's case against the utility. "For years, PG&E forced engineers to act more like business people than engineers. They made decisions to maximize profits instead of prioritizing safety."
A defense attorney, however, countered in his closing arguments, that PG&E employees and executives didn't intentionally violate the law.
"Nobody at PG&E is criminal," defense attorney Steven Bauer told the jury. "These are decent people, competent engineers, just trying to do their jobs."
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Prosecutors have maintained that PG&E officials and engineers were well aware that they were skirting federal rules by deliberately spiking pressure on their older and more fragile pipelines and intentionally not undertaking relatively costly water pressure tests on pipelines as a way to determine the safety of the pipes.
"The engineers were not confused," Schenk said. "They knew the differences between what the regulations were and what they were doing."
Defense attorneys, though, have countered that PG&E engineers were wrestling with a bewildering array of federal rules about what sort of tests to apply to pipelines in the company's aging system. Bauer argued that the prosecution failed to show a pattern of criminal conduct.
"What is this case about? It's an elaborate second-guessing exercise," Bauer said. "The employees never intentionally and willfully violated the rules."
The day included not only the closing arguments, but also a lengthy hearing that involved sparring between the prosecution and the defense prior to the jury entering the courtroom. The judge decided to recess for the day before defense attorney Bauer had completed his closing arguments.
U.S. District Court Judge Thelton Henderson said he would consider a prosecution motion that the jury be shown photographs of the explosion prior to the start of deliberations. The jury could get the case on Wednesday for its decision.
The utility has been charged with 12 counts of breaking federal laws, including one allegation that it obstructed a National Transportation Safety Board investigation into the explosion and 11 charges that it violated pipeline safety violations.
PG&E has pleaded not guilty to all the charges. If convicted on all the counts, PG&E faces a fine of up to $562 million.
Contact George Avalos at 408-859-5167. Follow him at Twitter.com/georgeavalos.
Indict PG&E @pge4me @JudicialWatch @HouseBenghazi @fbi @chp_hq @senfeinstein @SDUTmcdonald @ConsumerWD
The PG&E Drama
During early 2011 a PG&E vendor hailing from Roswell Georgia contacted Pete Bennett with a software project related to the San Bruno Explosion. Pete is a local Bay Area Developer but then was homeless and desperate for work and money.What Bennett would soon discover was this was a fake project just like FAKE NEWS.
By summer his sons were kidnapped by a Walnut Creek Police officer who was once Sgt Keeler connected to the 1988 Murder of Safeway Manager Cynthia Kempf.
THE PG&E Data Breach !!!
Enough information to kill millions
PG&E exceeded legal pressure limits in numerous pipelines
Posted: 07/20/2016 03:59:36 AM PDT
Updated: 07/20/2016 04:00:32 AM PDT
SAN FRANCISCO -- PG&E spiked the pressure beyond the maximum allowed level on numerous pipelines and was aware of defects in several pipes -- including the one that failed in the San Bruno explosion -- according to an FBI agent
who scoured company records after the disaster.
The utility also was unable to provide investigators with required pressure test records on several lines, the agent testified Tuesday in the company's federal criminal trial.
Separately, PG&E provided federal officials investigating the explosion two different versions of its policy on pipeline pressure spikes, documents showed.
The evidence submitted on Tuesday appeared to bolster prosecutors' allegations that PG&E violated pipeline safety rules before the blast and subsequently obstructed the National Transportation Safety Board's investigation.
Prosecutor Hartley West asked FBI Special Agent Sandra Flores what her review of PG&E pipeline records revealed. The records showed a manufacturing defect in a segment of Line 132, the pipeline that ruptured beneath San Bruno, Flores testified. Eight people were killed and dozens of homes were destroyed in the ensuing explosion.
Additionally, Flores testified that she discovered pressure test reports did not exist for numerous pipelines throughout the Bay Area, including segments in or near San Jose, Sunnyvale, Woodside, Newark and Pittsburg. Records also were missing for a line near Aptos High School in Santa Cruz County, she said.
Flores said her review found 196 pipe segments with "active" manufacturing defects. For pipelines installed before 1970 -- such as the ill-fated Line 132 -- federal rules allow operators to set the maximum pressure at the highest level that was used in the pipes in the previous five years.
But the same federal rules also require any lines in which the pressure has spiked above allowed levels -- no matter how tiny -- be tested with water at high pressure. Those tests cost much more than the relatively inexpensive inspection of external corrosion on pipes, a method preferred by PG&E.
After the explosion, PG&E scrambled to comply with an array of data requests for the NTSB probe. The utility initially gave federal and state investigators one version of its pressurization policy that indicated PG&E spiked pressure on lines by as much as 10 percent over the legal limits.
Later, PG&E attempted to dismiss that letter as a draft document that was never in effect. The characterization of the document as an unapproved draft of a program is a key element in the prosecution's obstruction allegation.
San Francisco-based PG&E faces 13 criminal counts, including 12 alleged violations of pipeline safety rules and one that it obstructed the NTSB investigation. PG&E has pleaded not guilty to all the charges and could be fined $562 million.
Contact George Avalos at 408-859-5167. Follow him at Twitter.com/georgeavalos.
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A Murder Near Presidents
JoBenet RamseyAshley Turton well known Congressional staffer but few known that her husband Dan Turton was President Obama's gatekeeper. Her tragic death leads to Duke and Progress Energy who coincidently like PG&E retained G4S which is the Omar Mateen Orlando Shooter.
Bleeding For PG&E
In July 2011, CHP Officers arrested me for PC-270 (Child Support) as ever since my truck exploded in 2004 I've had endless attempts on my life. No one listened and for over two years I begged for help from Senator Feinstein then one day G4S emerges.
Former Duke and Progress Enegy Lobbyist
There is no reality to events around me. Accidents, arson and fires.Pete Bennett in Feb 2011 received a call from Paul Reddit of Ravenel Inc then located in Roswell GA. By the time the engagement was done Bennett was jail, his car totaled in Lafayette CA, his sons gone and then Captain Tim Schultz was looking to shoot Bennett dead.
Mugged Walnut Creek CA Feb 2016
Bleeding For PG&E
In July 2011 while working as PG&E Sub Contractor my car was totaled Lafayette CA - I've blogged those facts a long time ago on Contra Costa Watch
Unpaid former PG&E Programmer
There is no reality to events around me. Accidents, arson and fires.This map details events between Feb 2011 to August 2011 where Bennett faced Captain Schultz, Sgt. Mike Chan and Officer Gina Staddler (A good officer)
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@G4S @SenFeinstein #deadwitnesses @deadbanker #orlando
The Orlando Shootings revealed endless global connections to G4S Global Security whose business footprint dovetails into my allegations about PG&E, Albert D. Seeno, Bank of America and AT&T where along my journey was the realization that a command and control center was fully operational with operatives deployed around the globe.
I was right but this entity was elusive, shadowy and mysterious until Omar Mateen opened fire.
I was right but this entity was elusive, shadowy and mysterious until Omar Mateen opened fire.
H-1b Database @g4S @Livermore_Lab @LosAlamosNatLab @senfeinstein @houseBenghazi @BayAreaDems
San Francisco CA
Around March 2016 I returned to Senator Feinstein's offices at One Post Street where I encountered a guard who basically threatened with an accurate statement "If you don't leave I'll drop you to ground!" and that leads to G4S OrlandoMurders.blogspot.com where Omar echoed his rage on the machine but his targets were the wrong choice.
Around March 2016 I returned to Senator Feinstein's offices at One Post Street where I encountered a guard who basically threatened with an accurate statement "If you don't leave I'll drop you to ground!" and that leads to G4S OrlandoMurders.blogspot.com where Omar echoed his rage on the machine but his targets were the wrong choice.
| BEGIN_DATE | ADDRESS | JOB_TITLE | PREVAILING_WAGE_2 | ||||
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| 12/30/2006 | RAPISCAN SECURITY PRODUCTS, INC. 3232 West El Segundo Boulevard Hawthorne CA, 90250 | Software Engineer | |||||
| 1/1/2007 | Los Alamos National Security, LLC P. O. Box 1663 Los Alamos NM, 87545 | Postdoctoral Research Associate | |||||
| 1/1/2007 | State of WA, Employment Security Depart P. O. Box 9046 Olympia WA, 98507-9046 | Information Tech Applications Specialist 3 | |||||
| 1/1/2007 | Los Alamos National Security, LLC P. O. Box 1663 Los Alamos NM, 87545 | Postdoctoral Research Associate | |||||
| 1/1/2007 | RAPISCAN SECURITY PRODUCTS, INC. 3232 West El Segundo Boulevard Hawthorne CA, 90250 | Director, R&D | |||||
| 1/2/2007 | 3VR Security, Inc. 185 Berry Street, Suite 4150 San Francisco CA, 94107 | SOFTWARE ENGINEER | |||||
| 1/2/2007 | Los Alamos National Security, LLC P.O. Box 1663 Los Alamos NM, 87545 | Postdoctoral Research Associate | |||||
| 1/17/2007 | Fishnet Consulting, Inc. d/b/a Fishnet Security 1710 Walnut Street Kansas City MO, 64108 | Senior Application Developer (Programmer) | |||||
| 1/17/2007 | Fishnet Consulting, Inc. d/b/a Fishnet Security 1710 Walnut Street Kansas City MO, 64108 | Senior Application Developer (Programmer) | |||||
| 1/17/2007 | Los Alamos National Security, LLC P. O. Box 1663 Los Alamos NM, 87545 | Postdoctoral Researcher | |||||
| 2/1/2007 | Los Alamos National Security, LLC P. O. Box 1663 Los Alamos NM, 87545 | Postdoctoral Researcher | |||||
| 2/1/2007 | RSA Security Inc 174 Middlesex Turnpike bedford MA, 01730 | Senior Quality Assurance Engineer | |||||
| 2/1/2007 | RSA Security Inc 174 Middlesex Turnpike bedford MA, 01730 | Senior Quality Assurance Engineer | |||||
| 2/1/2007 | RSA Security Inc 174 Middlesex Turnpike Bedford MA, 01730 | Senior Quality Assurance Engineer | |||||
| 2/1/2007 | UTC Fire & Security Corporation 9 Farm Springs Road Farmington CT, 06034 | FINANCE MANAGER, GLOBAL SHARED SERVICES | |||||
| 2/8/2007 | Bosch Security Systems, Inc. 130 Perinton Parkway Fairport NY, 14450 | Electrical Engineer | |||||
| 2/9/2007 | Security Mutual Life Insurance Company of New York 100 Court Street Binghamton NY, 13902-1625 | Associate Actuary | |||||
| 2/13/2007 | Los Alamos National Security, LLC P.O. Box 1663 Los Alamos NM, 87545 | Postdoctoral Fellow | |||||
| 2/15/2007 | Security Mutual Life Insurance Company of New York 100 Court Street Binghamton NY, 13902-1625 | Second Vice President/Product Dev. & Actuary | |||||
| 3/2/2007 | Los Alamos National Security, LLC P.O. Box 1663 Los Alamos NM, 87545 | Postdoctoral Research Associate | |||||
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H-1b Database @g4S @Livermore_Lab @LosAlamosNatLab @senfeinstein @houseBenghazi
San Francisco CA
Around March 2016 I returned to Senator Feinstein's offices at One Post Street where I encountered a guard who basically threatened with an accurate statement "If you don't leave I'll drop you to ground!" and that leads to G4S OrlandoMurders.blogspot.com where Omar echoed his rage on the machine but his targets were the wrong choice.
Around March 2016 I returned to Senator Feinstein's offices at One Post Street where I encountered a guard who basically threatened with an accurate statement "If you don't leave I'll drop you to ground!" and that leads to G4S OrlandoMurders.blogspot.com where Omar echoed his rage on the machine but his targets were the wrong choice.
Feds, Luna County Sheriff say ‘Islamic refugee’ report is false
"It's really unfortunate to our citizens that they have to endure that kind of fear"
ALBUQUERQUE, N.M. (KRQE) — A sensational report of a New Mexico sheriff’s deputy arresting an undocumented “Islamic refugee” who had gas pipeline plans with her as she crossed the desert near the border appears to be unfounded.
The report cited involvement by the FBI, U.S. Border Patrol and the Luna County Sheriff. Each of those law enforcement agencies told KRQE News 13 that there’s no evidence the incident ever happened.
Still, the article has been widely shared across social media since it was published Wednesday on the website of the conservative group Judicial Watch. The organization says it “promotes transparency, accountability and integrity in government, politics and the law.” After repeated calls and emails asking for comment, a spokesman for Judicial Watch said the group stands by its story.
Luna County Sheriff John Mooradian said officials from the U.S. Border Patrol called him Wednesday, asking if a deputy of his had made the arrest, as the article claimed. Mooradian checked with his patrol supervisor and confirmed none of his deputies made such a stop, let alone an arrest.
Mooradian said he’d likely be fielding calls from concerned people in Luna County who live near the 54-mile border with Mexico.
“Before putting out such an article that could put people in such an uproar, maybe they should confirm their stories,” Mooradian said. “…it’s really unfortunate to our citizens that they have to endure that kind of fear.”
U.S. Customs and Border Protection spokesman Doug Mosier, who works out of the agency’s El Paso office, told KRQE News 13 on Wednesday evening that the agency had “no information that would corroborate these allegations.”
Frank Fisher, a spokesman for the FBI in Albuquerque said on Thursday that agents look into all such reports, but that the Judicial Watch article “does not appear to be substantiated.”
Mooradian said he’d received several inquiries from other agencies, including the office of New Mexico Governor Susana Martinez. Press aides for Martinez did not return requests for comment from KRQE News 13.
ALBUQUERQUE, N.M. (KRQE) — A sensational report of a New Mexico sheriff’s deputy arresting an undocumented “Islamic refugee” who had gas pipeline plans with her as she crossed the desert near the border appears to be unfounded.
The report cited involvement by the FBI, U.S. Border Patrol and the Luna County Sheriff. Each of those law enforcement agencies told KRQE News 13 that there’s no evidence the incident ever happened.
Still, the article has been widely shared across social media since it was published Wednesday on the website of the conservative group Judicial Watch. The organization says it “promotes transparency, accountability and integrity in government, politics and the law.” After repeated calls and emails asking for comment, a spokesman for Judicial Watch said the group stands by its story.
Luna County Sheriff John Mooradian said officials from the U.S. Border Patrol called him Wednesday, asking if a deputy of his had made the arrest, as the article claimed. Mooradian checked with his patrol supervisor and confirmed none of his deputies made such a stop, let alone an arrest.
Mooradian said he’d likely be fielding calls from concerned people in Luna County who live near the 54-mile border with Mexico.
“Before putting out such an article that could put people in such an uproar, maybe they should confirm their stories,” Mooradian said. “…it’s really unfortunate to our citizens that they have to endure that kind of fear.”
U.S. Customs and Border Protection spokesman Doug Mosier, who works out of the agency’s El Paso office, told KRQE News 13 on Wednesday evening that the agency had “no information that would corroborate these allegations.”
Frank Fisher, a spokesman for the FBI in Albuquerque said on Thursday that agents look into all such reports, but that the Judicial Watch article “does not appear to be substantiated.”
Mooradian said he’d received several inquiries from other agencies, including the office of New Mexico Governor Susana Martinez. Press aides for Martinez did not return requests for comment from KRQE News 13.
The Strack Family Murders Killing Children for Money Power and Energy?
(CNN)The mysterious deaths of five Utah family members in their Springville home baffled authorities at first.
Benjamin and Kristi Strack were found dead on their bed on September 27. On the floor near them in the locked master bedroom lay the bodies of three of their children, from 11 to 14 years old.
There were no signs of violence, but beside each body, there were cups with liquid inside.
On Tuesday, police in Springville revealed the conclusion of their investigation: The parents had committed suicide by taking toxic levels of drugs and had given fatal levels of drugs -- including the heroin substitute methadone -- to their younger two children.
Their 14-year-old son, Benson, also had taken toxic levels of drugs, but the manner of death was ruled "could not be determined" because investigators were unsure whether he was capable of deciding to join his parents in committing suicide.
But why would a family do this?
According to a statement released by J. Scott Finlayson, chief of police for Springville, the parents had bought into "a concern about a pending apocalypse."
From interviews with friends and relatives of the Strack family, the statement said, "it became fairly apparent that the topic of 'leaving' this world was a fairly common theme."
It added, "While some friends thought that suicide may have been, or could have been included in their plans, others believed they were going to move somewhere and live off the grid."
Tragically, the parents chose the former option, police believe, and took their children with them.
No suicide notes
They didn't leave behind many clues to their thinking. Investigators found a notebook with the kind of handwritten lists parents write before going on vacation -- like feeding the pets and asking someone to watch after the house -- but no suicide notes were uncovered.
However, one note was found apparently written by Benson to a friend, "which indicated that Benson was aware that he may die, and was bequeathing his personal possessions to his friend," the police statement said.
"This was the only letter or note found that gave any indication that family members knew what may transpire in the home."
It was this note that led investigators to conclude that Benson might have known that he was going to die, having been heavily influenced by his parents' apocalyptic beliefs, and could have agreed to the plan.
"The other two children were obviously too young, at ages eleven and twelve, to consent to any sort of agreement to commit suicide," police said of his sister, Emery Strack, and brother, Zion Strack.
This, and the fact that their parents must have provided the drugs, led police to determine that their deaths were homicide.
Autopsy reports
The medical examiner's report said the drugs that caused the children's deaths were methadone and diphenhydramine, a common over-the-counter antihistamine used in such medications as Benylin and Nytol.
The autopsy for Kristi Strack, 36, revealed the cause of death to be "drug toxicity," with methadone, dextrorphan, diphenhydramine and doxylamine found in her system.
She was receiving methadone treatment, police said, so she would have known just how toxic this combination of drugs would be. This contributed to their determination of suicide.
Her husband, Benjamin Strack, 37, was found to have a toxic level of heroin in his body.
Investigators say they think he was the last to die, his family around him.
"His arm and leg were draped over Kristi. He was on top of the bed covers; while the other family members were under bed covers. This would indicate that he was likely the last in the family to succumb to the toxic levels of drugs in his system," the statement said.
This was the awful scene that confronted another son of Kristi Strack when he and a girlfriend, who'd noticed an eerie quiet in the house, got inside the locked bedroom.
In an audio recording of the 911 call made from the house, also released by police, an emotional-sounding young woman can be heard saying that "the whole family is dead" and that they've "killed themselves."
Finlayson expressed his condolences to Strack family relatives, saying the unexpected nature of the deaths must have intensified their shock and grief.
"In a case such as this one, where this family has lost not one, but five family members, the deep emotional pain must be incredibly difficult. Our hearts and prayers go out to the family," his statement said.
The Strack Murders, USDOJ and PG&E San Bruno Letter
During summer of 2014 this former sub contract PG&E Programmer attempted to recover is $20,000 in losses with PG&E Sub Contractor Ravenel Enterprises was threatened with arrest by PG&E at 55 Beal Street San Francisco.
Between the February 2011 hire date and Bennett's car being totaled his friends, family, customers and clients have been slaughtered with little to zero feedback. Sorry is the saddest for your loss (again) and that's how the powerful governments operate.
Between the February 2011 hire date and Bennett's car being totaled his friends, family, customers and clients have been slaughtered with little to zero feedback. Sorry is the saddest for your loss (again) and that's how the powerful governments operate.
H-1b Bill & Melinda Gates Foundation
Sample of the Labor Condition Database
Company: Bill & Melinda Gates Foundation
Source: Department of Labor
Company: Bill & Melinda Gates Foundation
Source: Department of Labor
| BEGIN_DATE | ADDRESS | JOB_TITLE | PREVAILING_WAGE_2 |
|---|---|---|---|
| 10/1/2006 | Bill & Melinda Gates Foundation 1551 Eastlake Avenue East Seattle WA, 98102 | Program Officer/Financial Analyst | |
| 10/1/2006 | Bill & Melinda Gates Foundation 1551 Eastlake Avenue East Seattle WA, 98102 | SPO, Agricultural Economist, Agricultural Developm | |
| 10/1/2006 | Bill & Melinda Gates Foundation 1551 Eastlake Avenue East Seattle WA, 98102 | Financial & Program Analyst | |
| 10/1/2006 | Bill & Melinda Gates Foundation 1551 Eastlake Avenue East Seattle WA, 98102 | Financial & Program Analyst | |
| 10/1/2006 | Bill & Melinda Gates Foundation 1551 Eastlake Avenue East Seattle WA, 98102 | SPO Economist, Financial Services |
