Dead. Supposedly Suicide. That's how they'll kill Michael too. Make it look like a suicide or an accident of some sort. — H.C. Deboard, The Great Wall of Silence: The Silent Political Takeover of the United States
Dead. Supposedly Suicide. That's how they'll kill Michael too. Make it look like a suicide or an accident of some sort. — H.C. Deboard, The Great Wall of Silence: The Silent Political Takeover of the United States
Dead. Supposedly Suicide. That's how they'll kill Michael too. Make it look like a suicide or an accident of some sort. — H.C. Deboard, The Great Wall of Silence: The Silent Political Takeover of the United States
Dead. Supposedly Suicide. That's how they'll kill Michael too. Make it look like a suicide or an accident of some sort. — H.C. Deboard, The Great Wall of Silence: The Silent Political Takeover of the United States
Dead. Supposedly Suicide. That's how they'll kill Michael too. Make it look like a suicide or an accident of some sort. — H.C. Deboard, The Great Wall of Silence: The Silent Political Takeover of the United States
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Dead. Supposedly Suicide. That's how they'll kill Michael too. Make it look like a suicide or an accident of some sort.

— H.C. Deboard, The Great Wall of Silence: The Silent Political Takeover of the United States
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