The Anatomy of Public Corruption

Haight Ashbury Free Medical Clinic

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The People Temple Finances

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The Jonestown Massacre


The Jonestown Massacre 

The unseen facts that flowed out via public records and the good work and efforts of others

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The Murder of Kevin Flanagan

The Murder of Kevin Flanagan at Bank of America Concord Campus



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Base Realignment and Closure

Base Realignment and Closure 

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Base Realignment and Closure Commission

Base Realignment and Closure Commission

Analysis of the Base Closure Process covering planning, environmental and approvals processes and procedures. 
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OBIT: Destinee Shaharisha-Jenae, Hillary, Antioch,


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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, Trammel Crow, Lennar, Catellus


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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.  
UPDATE PER CHP:
CHP INVESTIGATES FREEWAY SHOOTING
At approximately 2:25 PM, CHP – Contra Costa Area was advised of a silver Honda that collided into the guard rail on Highway 4 eastbound at Port Chicago Highway. While units were in route another caller advised the vehicle ended up on the Willow Pass Road off-ramp from eastbound Highway 4.
Upon emergency personnel and CHP arrival, it was determined the vehicle drove off the roadway and collided with the guardrail. The solo female driver out of Antioch was pronounced deceased on scene. While units were investigating the scene, bullet holes were located on the driver side door. This investigation is ongoing, any further details will be released at a later time.
If anyone has information regarding this incident or witnessed it take place, they are encourage to contact CHP investigators at 707-917-4491.
UPDATE #2
At approximately 2:25 PM, CHP – Contra Costa Area was advised of a silver Honda that collided into the guard rail on Highway 4 eastbound at Port Chicago Highway. While units were in route another caller advised the vehicle ended up on the Willow Pass Road off-ramp from eastbound Highway 4. Upon emergency personnel and CHP arrival, it was determined the vehicle drove off the roadway and collided with the guardrail.
The solo 25-year-old female driver, Destinee Shaharisha – Jenae Hillery, a resident of Antioch was pronounced deceased on scene. While units were investigating the scene, bullet holes were located on the driver side door. This investigation is ongoing, any further details will be released at a later time.
If anyone has information regarding this incident or witnessed it take place, they are encourage to contact CHP investigators at 707-917-4491.
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The Nate Greenan Murder

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Nate was a Danville native connected to the extended Mormon community.  The basic structure of Mormons in the East Bay is the mother ship Tabernacle Temple, Oakland Temple controlling various Stakes - leading the Danville Stake then down to Alamo 1st and 2nd.  

He was at Vinnies during a late March open mic.  Pete Bennett remembers his drumming as very as phenomenal but later remembered Nate was the buyer of Mr. Bennett's play structure in 2004.  

Then Bennett realized his sister Nancy Greenan-Hamil also a member at Alamo 1st.  Ms. Greenan was general general counsel at Old Republic Title (east bay) worked for Mr. Bennett's next door neighbor then Senior Management of ORTG.  

Parallel to this was Mr. Bennett's life insurance policy of over $850,000 that breezed through Prudential Insurance with flying colors in 1998 the failed two years later when Bennett attempted to acquire another policy with Prudential Insurance.  

It many years to conclude that the second medical rejection should have appeared during the first policy.  


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DA Mark Peterson, CBRE, Custodial Parental Abduction of William and Chase Bennett

The Murder Coverup by Attorney Richard Rainey 

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The Contra Costa District Attorney
Murder for Hire 

Updated: Nov. 11, 2017 

Around 1979 I got my first dose of litigation.  
After a few court room losses I got better at running my business and by 1985 things were better.  

In a nutshell my litigation history four murders near me and/my case or my attorneys




Litigation Scorecard



  1. Bennett V. Southern Pacific - Forced Adverse Settlement 
    1. Bennett's cabinet shop attacked with break-ins, shootings and arson - Bennett loses business 
  2. Fang v. Bennett 1987 - down the middle losses over $35,000 
    1. Fang Murdered in 2000 
    2. Bennett as Witness suppressed by Lt. Lawrence  refused to take statement  
  3. Bennett V. Collins - Danville Police and Town of Danville hid Collins from service 
    1. Documents handed to Chief Bryden on Nov 1st 2011 incriminating police officers, attorneys, and investigators plus Collins 
    2. Weeks Later CNET Witness Collins is dead plus two other divorces - Collins knows Butler, and Tanabe from Danville PD  Murder By Accident 
  4. Tarrant v. Bennett - Counsel Dax Craven - lied that he knew my ex-wife (Mormon)
  5. Charter Collections v. Authentic Technologies - Don Moats - disbarred but Moats offices burned down in 2001 - FBI investigated case too bad for Walnut Creek Police 
  6. Bennett hit with restraining orders by San Ramon Unified School District 
  7. Bennett's attorney in Collins matter beaten, threatened and left the area 
  8. Bennett's Attorney Moats wife murdered in Walnut Creek 1989
  9. Bennett's Attorney Dax Craven brother in-law Nate Greenan murdered on April 18th 2012 in Orinda

Other cases known to Bennett 
  1. Portue v. Dan Terry Contra Costa County Sheriff - Attorney Stu Stafine forced into adverse settlement loses case - Stafine dead within days. 
  2. Attorney Daniel Horowitz wife murdered in 2005 
  3. Attorney suing Seeno killed in car crash 
  4. Department of Elections two suicides connected to this department- with widows permission Bennett asks questions - you bet they didn't like those questions - The Head of the DOE suddenly announces retirement (very suddenly)
Check out "The Superior Court Murders" 


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OBIT:Madeline Seeley

Madeline Seeley 

Pete Bennett met Heather Seeley at Round Up Bar located in Lafayette California sometime in 2012 or later.  She was always in tears over her daughter but also clearly upset with the facts around her death.

She would ask for certain songs which made her feel better.  Pete sang for her many times.  One day she said her estranged husband was nearby. I was stunned to learn he was employed Pacific Services credit union owned by PG&E.

Not long after the Strack Family was murdered in Springville Utah in 2014 just after Bennett learns the true fate of his former friend and daughter.

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The precious child lost to unknown causes in 2010.

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Pete Bennett is the PG&E Witness

Pete Bennett is the PG&E Witness

In 2010 Pete Bennett struggling to keep his software business afloat met with Deputy District Attorney Mark Peterson who eventually became district attorney.   Bennett was promptly evicted from his offices on Oak Park Blvd. owned by Jerry Overaa Construction.

The eviction was swift where paperwork flew through the Contra Costa Sheriff's Department in a few weeks.  
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City of Pleasant Hill - Incident Maps from 1970s' to 2017

The Pete Bennett Incident Maps Pleasant Hill and Surrounding Areas.  from 1970s' to 2017 

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Connecting the murder in the Matter of Bennett v. Southern Pacific to Fremont Group, Riley Bechtel, and Philip Anschutz using the Theranos Investigation Investors as follyy.

In 2010, Pete Bennett was on the run from a sordid group cast of characters.  Turns out in a way he was running from suspects in a murder case. While semi-homeless staying at the backpackers hostel on Derby his came upon an event at the Bohemian Club.  

He goes up the block just outside the apparent 

Today Mr. Bennett has a clear pattern of a whodunnit with connections back to the Kennedy Assassination.  
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James Mattis was one of many Washington insiders to serve on the board of Theranos, which the SEC charged with “massive fraud.”
Defense Secretary Jim Mattis was among the many high-profile political heavyweights with links to Theranos, the biotech charged with fraud by the Securities and Exchange Commission on Wednesday.
Mattis became a board director for Theranos in 2013 and quit only after he was nominated to be defense secretary.
Before joining the board, Mattis tried to get the Defense Department to procure Theranos equipment to use in Afghanistan, The Wall Street Journal reported. The department ultimately decided against doing so, though the U.S. Army awarded a contract to Theranos in 2012.
Two former secretaries of state, George Schultz and Henry Kissinger, as well as former Defense Secretary William Perry and ex-Sens. Bill Frist and Sam Nunn also were on the star-studded board.
Tyler Schultz, the grandson of the ex-secretary of state, was one of the Theranos employees who raised questions about the company and alerted a state regulator, according to a Wall Street Journal profile.
None of those board members were named individually in the SEC suit, which charged the company, founder Elizabeth Holmes and former company president, Ramesh Balwani. The SEC suit said Holmes was the primary liaison with the board.
The SEC did say that Holmes convinced the board — as well as shareholders — in early 2014 to split Theranos stock and give super voting powers to Holmes.
One board member — the SEC didn’t say which one — found out from Holmes in June 2014 that she was contemplating terminating the company’s relationship with a grocery chain that media reporting has shown to be Safeway. But Holmes continued to talk about the grocery relationship in meetings with investors after that.
The presidential campaign of Hillary Clinton had planned to hold a fundraiser at Theranos before moving it after media attention. Theranos founder Elizabeth Holmes participated in health-care summits sponsored by the Clinton Foundation.
Rupert Murdoch, the executive chairman of News Corp, invested $100 million in Theranos in a funding round that lasted between 2014 and 2015, according to a Wall Street Journal article. News Corp is the parent company of MarketWatch.

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The Oracle and the Bloodied Jobs Activist - The failed rally against the H1-b visa

The Oracle and the Bloodied Activist

The failed rally against the H1-b visa morphed into murders of programmers, bankers and actions directed at the activist themselve.  


Pete Bennett appeared in international TV focusing on the shortcomings of the H1-b visa beginning in 2002 by 2004 his truck exploded, by 2005 he was dying of kidney failure from poison, by 2010 he was homeless by 2014 the nephews of his brother, his wife and many connected to Mountain Lakes NJ were dead.  




these images are relevant to a larger story connected to Bechtel, Brightsource Energy, Dept. of Energy and the San Bruno Explosion

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Office of General Counsel OVERVIEW ATTORNEYS & STAFF GUIDANCE LEGAL RESOURCES Charles F. Robinson General Counsel and Vice President – Legal Affairs

The UC Regents Kidnapping Committee 

The UC Regents well informed, UCSB Police, UC Berkeley Police, The State Attorney General, Governor Newsom, The Contra Costa Board of Supervisors and the City of Walnut Creek.  
No one is in the dark but everyone is playing dumb 

Charles F. Robinson began his tenure as General Counsel and Vice President of Legal Affairs for the University of California in January 2007.  As the Chief Legal Officer for the University of California, he provides legal advice to the Board of Regents, the President, and senior leadership at the University’s 10 campuses, five medical centers and the Lawrence Berkeley National Laboratory.  His legal department – UC Legal – is headquartered in Oakland and is staffed by 64 attorneys and approximately 49 additional attorneys at the campuses and medical center locations.  The University of California is the second largest employer in the State of California, with 210,000 employees, and it currently serves over 270,000 students.  It is the largest university system in the nation with an operating budget of $34 billion.

Prior to joining the University, Robinson served as Vice President, General and Corporate Secretary for the California Independent System Operator Corporation, California’s wholesale electric transmission operator, based in Folsom, CA.  Prior to that, he served as Assistant General Counsel for Packard Bell in Sacramento, Division Counsel for the Raychem Corporation in Menlo Park, and as a Litigation Partner at Heller Ehrman White and McAuliffe in San Francisco.  He holds a Bachelor of Arts degree from Harvard University and a Juris Doctorate degree from Yale University.


California Independent System Operator Corporation  - Enron, Southern Pacific Transportation, PG&E, Kinder Morgan, Pacific Bell, AT&T, 
Packard Bell

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Contra Costa Bar Association 2011 Sustaining Law Firms

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Executive Profiles: Regent Richard C. Blum

On November 1st, 2011 William Bennett was handed to Walnut Creek Police Officer Kevin Keller.  Eventually the University of California took control of his sons.  Unlike those befelled at Jonestown Bennett's son are still alive.  


Regent Richard C. Blum

Richard BlumRichard C. Blum is Chairman of Blum Capital Partners, L.P. and Co-Chairman of Newbridge Capital, LLC. Mr. Blum earned his B.A. and M.B.A degrees from the University of California, Berkeley. He was the recipient of UC Berkeley's Haas School of Business Alumnus of the Year Award in 1994 and is a member of the Advisory Board of the School.
Mr. Blum serves as a director on a number of boards, including Playtex Products, Glenborough Realty Trust and is Chairman of CB Richard Ellis. He also serves as Co-Chairman of the World Conference on Religion and Peace and is Founder and Chairman of the American Himalayan Foundation and is a board member of the World Wildlife Fund and the Wilderness Society. He is also a trustee and a member of the executive committee of The Carter Center, founded by former President Jimmy Carter.
Mr. Blum was appointed as a Regent in 2002 by Governor Davis to a 12-year term. In 2014 he was reappointed to a 12-year term by Governor Brown.
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42 U.S. Code § 1983.Civil action for deprivation of rights

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42 U.S. Code § 1983.Civil action for deprivation of rights

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Every person who, under color of any statute, ordinance, regulation, custom, or usage, of any State or Territory or the District of Columbia, subjects, or causes to be subjected, any citizen of the United States or other person within the jurisdiction thereof to the deprivation of any rights, privileges, or immunities secured by the Constitution and laws, shall be liable to the party injured in an action at law, suit in equity, or other proper proceeding for redress, except that in any action brought against a judicial officer for an act or omission taken in such officer’s judicial capacity, injunctive relief shall not be granted unless a declaratory decree was violated or declaratory relief was unavailable. For the purposes of this section, any Act of Congress applicable exclusively to the District of Columbia shall be considered to be a statute of the District of Columbia.
(R.S. § 1979; Pub. L. 96–170, § 1Dec. 29, 197993 Stat. 1284Pub. L. 104–317, title III, § 309(c)Oct. 19, 1996110 Stat. 3853.)
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The Sealed Federal Indictments

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The Deadly Paradise Wildfire

The Attempted Murder of Pete Bennett's Family via the arson of Paradise Wildfire.  

Details on the PG&E Hydrotesting project files and records were stolen via an arrest connected to the Walnut Creek Bomb Squad.  
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BrightSource Energy

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Chevron Technology Ventures

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Exec Profiles:Peter A. Darbee - Former CEO of PG&E

Executive Profiles 

Peter A. Darbee 




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Contra Costa Homeless Crisis

Contra Costa Homeless Crisis  

Pete Bennett forced into homelessness by police, fire, attorneys and public officials where many incidents related to murders.  The dead homeless are everywhere. 
 
 
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Walnut Creek City Council Bios (2019)

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 Cindy Silva is currently serving as the Mayor of Walnut Creek.  She was first elected to the City Council in 2006 and was subsequently re-elected to the Council in 2010, re-appointed in 2014, and re-elected in 2018. She served as mayor in 2010-11, 
Cindy Silva_web 2019and again in 2012-13. Prior to her election to the City Council, Silva served on the Planning Commission from 2004-06, including two years during which the City was updating and adopting General Plan 2025.
As mayor in 2011, Silva founded Walnut Creek Community Service Day, which she still co-chairs. Now in its eighth year, Community Service Day has involved an average 1,200 volunteers each year, contributing more than 35,000 cumulative hours to complete projects for schools, libraries, open spaces, parks, the arts, and community service organizations. The Community Service Day effort was honored to receive a 2012 Helen Putnam Award for excellence from the League of California Cities.  Also in 2011, Silva spearheaded a Community Blue Ribbon Task Force on Fiscal Health, a 14-member community-based group that invested 9 months and more than 3,000 person hours in assessing and providing recommendations on Walnut Creek's long-term operating revenues and expenses, capital assets and investments, and financial policies. In 2013 as mayor, Silva initiated 2nd Saturday Spotlight, a year-long program that gave community members an opportunity to learn more about some of Walnut Creek's local treasures and city operations.
In her role as a council member, Silva has served on numerous Council committees:  Finance, Public Education, Housing and Community Development, Community Development Block Grant and Community Service Grants Committee, and Youth and Family Services. She has served on ad hoc committees for economic development, for the planned improvements to Broadway Plaza, and for the Walnut Creek Transit Village. She has served as the Council liaison to Walnut Creek Downtown, the Walnut Creek Chamber of Commerce Tourism Business Improvement District, Rossmoor and the Diablo Regional Arts Association.
Regionally, Silva is one of two members of the City Council representing Walnut Creek on the Central Contra Costa Solid Waste Authority (Recycle Smart), a joint partnership with other central county jurisdictions that manages garbage and recycling services. She was chair of the Authority in 2014. Silva also is a director of the East Bay Regional Communications System Authority, a 43-agency authority that has built and operates a state-of-the-art, interoperable public safety radio system serving the 2.5 million people of Alameda and Contra Costa counties. For EBRCSA, Silva serves on the Finance Committee. Silva is also immediate past chair (2017) of the Contra Costa Mayors' Conference and serves on its Executive Committee.
In 2017, Silva was appointed by the Governor as a local government representative on the California Seismic Safety Commission. Silva is actively involved both regionally and at the state level in the League of California Cities. Since 2015, she has been a member of the League’s statewide Board of Directors; she also sits on the League’s Housing, Community and Economic Development Policy Committee (2010-2018) and chaired the committee in 2016. In 2012-13, Silva was one of 16 city representatives on the League’s Strategic Initiatives Task Force. In September 2010 and again in 2011, she appeared as a panel member during the League’s annual conference, speaking on how cities were surviving the fiscal crisis. Locally, Silva was 2013 president League’s East Bay Division, which comprises the 33 cities of Contra Costa and Alameda counties. From 2008-2010, Silva was Walnut Creek’s representative to TRANSPAC, the regional transportation planning committee of Central Contra Costa; she served as chair of TRANSPAC in 2010. Through this group, Silva led efforts to find regional solutions to local transportation and  traffic safety issues, including school crossing guard programs, major roadway improvements, and bike-pedestrian enhancements.
A resident of Walnut Creek since 1984, Silva has been an active community volunteer for more than 20 years. She is a director of the Walnut Creek Civic Pride Foundation, which raised more than $380,000 for the new all abilities playground at Heather Farm Park; she is a treasurer of Walnut Creek Sister Cities International; and she is vice chair of the Board for Hospice of the East Bay. Previously, Silva served on the committee for the East Bay Women’s Conference (2008-2016), on the committee for the One City One Book program (2006-2015), and on the Action for Beauty Council. In 2013-14, Silva was a member of the Centennial Steering Committee; as part of this, she co-chaired Centennial Heritage Day at Borges Ranch, she co-chaired the involvement of the former mayors in the Centennial, and she was integral in the development of the Centennial marketing program, including the Centennial website.
Previously, Silva volunteered for our local libraries, schools, and youth and youth sports programs.
·        For our libraries, Silva was a member of the capital campaign committee for the Walnut Creek Library, which raised more than $5 million for the new facility. In 2010 and 2012, she co-chaired Authors under the Stars, the annual gala for Walnut Creek’s libraries. Silva co-chaired the Yes -- A New Walnut Creek Library Committee, working for passage of Measure R (Fall 2005) and Proposition 81 (June 2006). She has served as a member of the City’s Library Advisory Team and worked with the Walnut Creek Library Foundation. She was a member of the campaign committee for Measure Q, which brought extended library hours to Walnut Creek (2002).
·        As a volunteer for schools, Silva is a past PTSA president for Las Lomas High School (2003-2005) and past member of the Board of both the Las Lomas and Walnut Creek Intermediate parent organizations. For Las Lomas, she also served on the WASC Accreditation Committee and on the Student Carpool Parking Committee. She was a liaison member of the Las Lomas Foundation Board of Directors. She received the California State PTA Continuing Service Award in 2005. From 2005-2010, Silva served on the Measure A Oversight Committee for the Acalanes High School District. She previously served on the district’s Revenue Committee. She is a former director of the Walnut Creek Education Foundation. In 2001, she co-chaired Measure C for the Walnut Creek School District, a parcel tax that funded lower class size for grades 4-8; she subsequently served on the committees for funding measures for the Walnut Creek School District and Acalanes High School District in 2002 and 2005.
·        For local youth, Silva served as a director and scholarship chair of the Walnut Creek Fountain for Youth Foundation. She served on the Board of Directors of the Walnut Creek Soccer Club for six years (1999-2004), managing fields, game scheduling, referees and registration. She is a past president and four-year member of the Board of the Walnut Creek Swim Conference (2001-2004). She is a past mother advisor of the Concord chapter of California Rainbow Girls, a Masonic youth organization. In 2004, she served on the Sister City committee for the visit of the youth soccer team from Siofok, Hungary.
Silva has 40 years of business experience in marketing and communications in industries as diverse as telecommunications, biotech, and the non-profit sector. Since 1980, she has owned her own consulting business -- originally Eisley Communications, Inc., now Eisley Silva Communications.
A summa cum laude graduate of the University of Southern California, Silva has a bachelor’s degree in journalism. She is a native of Santa Cruz, California. She and her husband, Tom, have a daughter, Katie, who is a 2005 graduate of Las Lomas High School and 2009 graduate of the University of Washington in Seattle. 
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