On January 28, 1977, somebody who thinks and acts like Gordon Liddy and his cronies, murdered Freddie Prinze, knowing full well that it is very easy to convince most authorities that pre-meditated murder is in fact a self-inflicted gunshot wound.

You have to understand the strange world that strange people like Gordon Liddy construct, to appreciate the unbelievable, vile plots they routinely embrace. Militant anti-Communists like Gordon Liddy routinely engaged massive, illegal, domestic spy operations, and the only difference between the routine illegalities they embraced and Watergate is that they rarely got caught in the act. But the unrecorded trail of vile operations is ultimately betrayed by timeless, relentless, unforgiving history. Indeed, the chain of vile is absolutely unbroken. As late as September 2000, someone broke into Al Gore's Midtown campaign headquarters and stole several computers containing confidential information. The burglary took place on the 19th floor of Number Two Penn Plaza, the New York City headquarters of the Democratic campaign and the Gore campaign. Three laptop computers and a Palm Pilot were stolen sometime between 4:00am and 8:00am., and the obvious target of that theft was detailed financial information about Mr. Gore's upcoming, gala fundraiser at Radio City Music Hall. But the typically hysterical media was too busy rehashing Bhudist temple propaganda and other similar nonsense, to expose another Watergate.

In April of 1973, Nixon’s top aides, including the Attorney General of the United States, resigned overWatergate. In October, faced with the possibility of impeachment, Nixon fired the new Attorney General. In November, Nixon’s Secretary took the blame for “accidentally” erasing an 18 minute tape that probably betrayed Richard Nixon’s role in the Kennedy assassination cover up. In March of 1974, Richard Nixon was named a Watergate co-conspirator. In July of 1974, the Supreme Court ordered Richard Nixon to turn over surviving Watergate tapes. By August, it was very clear that Nixon could not survive scrutiny without earning ten times the jail sentences that his aides received, and the coward resigned in disgrace. In February of 1975, Nixon aides, John N. Mitchell, H.R. Haldeman and John D. Ehrlichman were sentenced to serve two and one-half to eight years in prison, despite the fact that the most incriminating evidence was “accidentaly” erased. In June of 1975, Sam Giancana, who was linked to the plot to assassinate Fidel Castro and to cover up the truth about the Kennedy assassination, was gunnd down outside his home. In April of 1976, the emaciated body of eccentric billionaire Howard Hughes, was wheeled from a stretcher to the morgue of a Houston hospital. Hughes routinely financed spy wars in a manner that mirrored Richard Melon Scaife’s famous “Arkansas Projects” , and one can only imagine the sort of operations that his money funded. In particular, there is good reason to believe that the financial empire of the billionaire recluse financed Nixon’s interests. The paths of “co-patriots” like Nixon and Hughes never failed to cross, and even if they ultimately developed a dislike for each other as some suggest, they shared the obsession to evade accountability through the terror of privately funded, secret operations. On January 19, 1977, Freddie Prinze made his final public appearance at the Inaugural Ball for President Jimmy Carter. On January 28, 1977, Freddie Prinze was shot. The suicide verdict was as conclusive as one can possibly get. He allegedly shot himself in front of his manager and he left the note “No one had anything to do with it. My decision totally.....(Signed) Freddie Prinze.” Case Closed. This is one verdict that was as solid and as conclusive as the frivolous FBI claim that Lee Harvey Oswald acted alone.