The Chosen Ones: The Conspiracy: Crime In Plain Sight: The Conspiracy, #2
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A bizarre movie only begins to describe this sage!
A FIRST-HAND WITNESS TO TREASONOUS CORRUPTION, CONSPIRACY, WARFARE AND OTHER CRIMES
Based on a true story
Human Trafficking along with the illegal, inside the home video watching & tracking, the set-up of physical assaults, stalking, harassing, intimidation, blacklisting, slander, & attempts at general destruction is why so many of these people's lives are destroyed. All documented in this book...
A deeper look into the conspiracy against everyday people, the country, law enforcement, and parts of the government, crimes in plain sight, and the deception used to cover it up.
If you want insight into foreign interference, and how things such as the election interference of 2016 could have happened, some of the culprits of these cyber attacks, and misleading information being planted, the companies and people doing these crimes, including warfare testing on people in America, then this book is a must read.
It discusses social media sites, and other big companies that are selling out to corruption, corruption and crime going on in plain sight, a true secret society of crime.
A must read for everyday people in the United States and around the world. For those who are the victim of these targeted crimes and for those coerced to participate in these conspiracy crimes. For law enforcement throughout the country that want to get to the bottom of what has been going on, and how they can stop it before the next election and before it is too late for the country.
Written as an entertaining dramatic novel, the first few chapters laying the foundation of the characters and what is known about this organized crime group, but by chapters, 5-"The Silver Bullet," 6-"In the Name of Research," 7-"Drugging, Assault, And Destruction, 8-"Crime in Plain Sight," and 9-"Human Warfare Testing in America," all the unimaginable, real life dirty deeds and humanitarian crimes come out, such as trafficking, voyeurism, drugging, and illegal videotaping that is then being sold on the dark web, nationally and internationally, drone tracking & much more, and those who are funding and assisting in these crimes are documented in this eye opening testament to the atrocities being committed on Targeted Individuals in the United States.
My reason and goal for writing these books, is to expose these crimes for federal law enforcement and Washington government committees to take note by investigating and bringing new laws against organized stalking, harassment, and human warfare testing and to hopefully receive justice for me and the thousands of others these, civil and criminal human rights violations, are being done to.
And don't forget to read part 1, "The Conspiracy: An Attempt At a New World Order"
It might sound unbelievable now but soon you will believe.
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The Chosen Ones - Michelle Reid
INTRODUCTION
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These novels are all based on a true story, but names, places, and some other specifics had to be changed due to the sensitive nature of the topic. The first book in this series, The Chosen Ones: The Conspiracy, A New World Order,
introduced the main character Chantelle; how she grew up, and how she quickly learned that there was a conspiracy against her. She was a Targeted Individual, and even her closest family and friends were involved. Even though these books deal with a very serious issue, I try to incorporate heroes, and a love story intermingled, showing that not everyone is bad; that not everyone is willing to conform and succumb to the crime and greed of a powerful, money organization.
This book is written as an entertaining dramatic novel, similar to the first, with the first few chapters laying the foundation of the characters and what is known about this organized crime group. From the chapters, The Silver Bullet,
In the Name of Research,
Drugging, Assault, And Destruction,
Crime in Plain Sight,
and Human Warfare Testing in America,
all the unimaginable, real-life dirty deeds and humanity crimes come out. Such deeds include trafficking, voyeurism, drugging, and illegal videotaping that is then being sold on the dark web—nationally and internationally—drone tracking & much more. Those who are funding and assisting in these crimes are documented in this eye-opening testament to the atrocities being committed on Targeted Individuals in the United States.
Note: the Dome in the first book represents the perfected utopic world by human cleansing of certain people to create that world, and the various testing done to achieve it by this organization. The Dome in this book, represents not only the conglomeration of all the types of illegal testing this organization is involved in, but more so, outlines the illegal human warfare testing that was and is still being done to the writer and many others who are Targeted Individuals. It does not occur, always, at a specific location like the Dome, but to them daily at their homes, and many times, at their place of work, like in my case. Chapter nine, Human Warfare in America,
outlines this well with real occurrences of this type of warfare testing that was done to me while at home and work.
A Targeted Individual (acronym T.I), is a person that has been marked to be, basically, destroyed. Over time, through various methods, they break down this person’s finances, network of friends and family, and mental stability. This leaves them isolated and desolate, ready for the final kill like a predator on prey, all under the pretense of upstanding people—religious people. It is happening more and more throughout the United States and the World. Many of these people are illegally tested on, studied for the effects of various electronic warfare torture, and even used for human trafficking, especially if it’s a female victim. These powerful, wealthy, elite organizations decide, for whatever reason, that the person targeted is not worthy of their life. The victims could be a non-conformist, labeled a troublemaker, a free thinker, or even gay. The victims could be from a religion they do not agree with such as Wiccan or Pagan, racial hate and discrimination, or you have something about yourself they want; something they want to study and possess. They feel they have a right to just take that from you, take your freedoms from you, that is this group, and they are real. You can do research, an internet search on Targeted Individuals, and the tactics used to ruin their lives such as stalking, harassing, mobbing, blacklisting, lies, slander, hate and discrimination and you will see a growing number of articles on this subject and important information for all to know.
Anyone can become a victim of this criminal organization and its activities. Yet, all the people that are involved, either do so voluntarily or through threats and coercion. Those who participate in these covert criminal activities are usually too scared to break from this Mafia-like organization. They are scared to report anything to authorities and are too frightened to speak out against this organization on the unspeakable things they do to people and their lives. Lies, control, and destruction; these are the only true goals of this organization against their victims and all those that don’t comply.
My reason and goal for writing these books are to expose these crimes for federal law enforcement and Washington government committees to take note by investigating and bringing new laws against organized stalking, harassment, and human warfare testing. Also, hopefully, to receive justice for me and the thousands of others that these civil and criminal human rights violations are being done to.
CONTENTS
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1 The Birth of Baby Reign
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Baby Reign was born August 8th; an eight-pound, eight-ounce, happy and healthy baby girl; to the proud parents, Chantelle and Mark, or at least Mark hoped to be the biological father. Now three weeks after coming home from the hospital and settling into life as new parents, neither one of them were in a rush to find out the true paternity of the baby. Was it Chantelle’s new love, Private Investigator Mark? Or her soon to be ex-husband, Dyna Corp’s indispensable Gary? Life in Baton Rouge with Mark was peaceful even though they were only an hour away from the turbulence she experienced living with Gary; she was thankful no one knew her in Baton Rouge. They understood Gary, and his people, knew their location, but since the birth of Reign, the constant stalking, harassing, and surveillance seemed to have lessened. Mark’s business as a private investigator was flourishing and kept him busy during the day. And at night, he spent quality time with his new family. They would discuss having the paternity test done but never follow through as both feared the results and Mark already felt bonded to Reign, as her father. He knew that that wouldn’t change.
Mark and Robert continued to meet weekly to discuss Dyna Corp and when best to revisit their other facility, The Dome, to do more investigations into this secretive testing site. Robert was able to periodically gain access into the company’s computer system, retrieving some information on its inner workings. But this highly advanced biogenetic company practiced frequent changing of computer passcodes, making it harder and harder to access. Mark and Robert knew that to break into the Dome again like last time would be a real challenge, a dangerous challenge. Especially seeing that Chantelle did not have the trust of Gary and the availability of the information from his computer like she did back then. But Robert, being a fellow private investigator that worked on many cases alongside some of the best investigators in the business, had up-to-date equipment and technology, and other inside avenues to retrieve such information. The two men were longtime friends that understood each other and how the other worked. They knew each other to be competent, trusted, and strong team players, who had each other’s back in the worst of situations.
Now six weeks after giving birth to Reign, Chantelle was starting to get the baby blues, a little depression was settling in from the lack of sleep, hormonal changes, being cooped up inside for safety, and due to general changes to her life. Chantelle was still greatly missing her life in Pendle, including her lovely old Victorian house she loved decorating this time of year, during the fall. She spent many days daydreaming, thinking about her best friend Karen, the shop she worked in called ‘The Mardi Gras,’ her co-workers, even Gary’s best friend and now Karen’s husband, Shawn. She missed Gary, to some degree, remembering their whirlwind romance and attraction at first sight and how kind and generous he was to her always, taking good care of her, at least at first, before they got married. He was thirteen years her senior and was a husband and caregiver in one. She relied on him for everything and trusted him completely until her life started slowly crumbling before her eyes. She realized that Gary, his boss, her best friend, Dyna Corp and the community where she lived, were not what they had seemed; it hid a secret, a covert operation. Chantelle was only twenty-two years old and so much had gone on in her life since coming to New Orleans after graduation.
She got engaged, got married, had a miscarriage, got separated, found new love in her private investigator, and now had a baby. Those were the good events in her life. The bad things were that she found out her husband was not truthful and not what he appeared to be. Her best friend and family were also conspiring against her. She was being drugged and tested on, by her husband’s company, with the help of her husband. She was being controlled and surveilled by all these people. And therefore, had to escape, had to run away, had to build a new life, a new identity. As she reviewed her whole life, especially the events of the last couple of years, she thought of how she could not help but be sad and depressed. Her life was a mess and she was not out of the woods yet, where it concerns Gary and that community. Now that they knew she wasn’t dead and where she was residing and with whom, she was in danger. She knew all their lives were in grave danger unless they, along with the help of Robert, could find a way to stop this organization. A task that wasn’t going to be easy because Dyna Corp was not only biogenetically advanced but also a highly technological facility with many wealthy and powerful investors; a billion-dollar company. But with Mark and Robert in the law enforcement field and having some friends within the Federal Bureau of Investigation, they were hopeful their collected information wouldn’t fall on deaf ears and they would be believed and taken seriously. Chantelle always thanked the day she decided to hire a private detective to investigate what she was suspecting with Gary, his boss, and Dyna Corp. She felt luckier to have chosen a smart, good-looking, level-headed, and single one—Mark. Mark, kind, sensitive, soulful, and chivalrous, right away felt bad for this young woman in such a terrible and controlling predicament and knew he needed to help her regardless of whether she could pay him or not. Mark did it for selfless reasons, out of the need for justice and knowing that Gary and this company were deceiving and ruining so many people’s lives; he wanted them stopped.
Meanwhile back in the New Orleans area, Pendle specifically, where Gary and Dyna Corp’s headquarters were located, Gary was seething in anger, coupled with despair, at the knowledge of his wife, who was missing for many months, turning up pregnant in a neighboring town and living with a guy. Not only did Gary want his wife back, but now also, the child whom he knew could be his and was born while Chantelle was still technically married to him. Gary still loved his wife who had now been gone for a period just shy of a year and couldn’t see past his daily and hourly thoughts on how to get her and the baby back to him permanently. Gary had a large network of people around him to confide in; to assist with the plot and conspire to get Chantelle and the baby back. Gary confided in his boss, the owner of Dyna Corp, David. He also spoke to Doctor Winston, Dyna Corp’s personal doctor, also Chantelle’s doctor for all those research tests. He also plotted with Chantelle’s best friend Karen, who was married to his best friend Shawn. Karen had made calls to Chantelle’s hometown of Salem, Massachusetts and commiserated with her mom, dad, and two brothers. They all kept contact with Gary, in gaining good standing within this tight-knit organizational structure.
Gary was a likable guy with great physical attributes; good looking, tall, with a great job and family, but he did not want anyone, just Chantelle. He was obsessed with her as was Dyna Corp and its investors; Dyna Corp was determined to continue their testing on her. Gary felt he had a lot of rights, regarding Chantelle and the baby and that at any time, he could go to Baton Rouge and bring them back. But he also knew Mark was an adversary to be reckoned with and he wasn’t ready to confront him. If Chantelle was isolated like their protocol insists their targeted victims to be, and therefore without Mark, he knew it would have been easy. In fact, she probably would not have dared to leave but having Mark in her life emboldened her. Gary’s task of retrieving her became complicated. It was no longer easy for him to force and intimidate her; to control this young woman, his wife. But Gary’s boss was determined to get Chantelle, and now her offspring, back into biogenetic testing and other lab explorations that were previously being conducted on her. They all had a lot to lose as the national and international wealthy contributors had much invested in Chantelle’s testing and were becoming restless and impatient with their lack of progress. They are tired of the company’s fake promises regarding her. The wealthy contributors wanted the testing rectified, reinstated and resumed immediately or Dyna Corp was in jeopardy of losing a lot of funding and credibility with them, which David refused to allow happen to his billion-dollar conglomerate. Besides all the business problems Chantelle’s disappearance caused Gary, he had always wanted to have a baby with her, a baby girl, and now they had one and he wanted to see her. Gary decided to place a friendly and non-threatening call to Chantelle, to see if she would allow him to drive down to Baton Rouge to see the baby for the first time, as he felt he deserved as much.
The phone rang at around two in the afternoon and Chantelle answered uninhibited, not knowing who could possibly be at the other end of the phone.
Hello,
she answered sweetly.
Gary paused for a moment, a little shocked and taken aback by her voice; a voice he had only spoken to once over the last year. He remembered it to be as sweet as it sounded, emotions came flooding to him.
Chantelle, it’s Gary,
he managed to get out.
Chantelle was surprised and a little frightened to hear Gary’s voice, and stumbled at her words, Oh, yes Gary. What can I do for you?
she replied.
Gary retrieved his signature boldness and bullying sarcasm. He responded, is that any way to greet your husband, Chantelle?
Chantelle was panicked because Mark was still at work and she needed his strength to deal with her estranged husband; an abusive, controlling, estranged husband from her previous life. Chantelle was choked up and had no response. It seemed that the time away from Gary had not eased the fear he was able to instill in her. It had gotten worse.
Gary continued, I will not take up your time Chantelle. I’m trying to be as civil and congenial as I can. I haven’t seen the baby since she was born. I have a right to see her and I want to see her. What day is good for you? I will come to Baton Rouge.
Chantelle knew it probably wasn’t a good idea, but either way, needed to speak with Mark first before saying yes or no to Gary. She told him so, which infuriated Gary, What do you mean you need to ask Mark? Who the heck is Mark? I’m your husband and that is my baby. How dare you mention Mark like he has any say in my life or your life for that matter?
Gary was livid.
Chantelle came close to hanging up the phone on Gary because she was not in the mood to fight with him but decided not to. She knew that he would probably call right back, or worse, start back with all the constant stalking and harassment tactics. So she calmly said, Gary. I don’t know what else to tell you, other than I will call you back by tomorrow after speaking with Mark. Or, I can have Mark call you directly if you would like.
She knew that saying this would drive Gary really wild, but she needed to get a dig back at him. Gary started to laugh in his dark, methodical way. "You two are something else. Okay, call me back after you consult with Mark, and the answer better be yes," he threatened and then abruptly slammed the phone down.
Chantelle was shaking, partly because she had not expected a call from Gary and because Gary was being Gary; the Gary she came to know after they married. He was controlling, demeaning, and bullying.
Chantelle could barely wait for Mark to return home that evening. She had dinner waiting for him by candlelight. She needed a calm atmosphere as her nerves were still shot from the call earlier that day. She greeted Mark eagerly at the door and he wondered what he had done to warrant such a warm reception.
Hi Mark, glad you are home,
she said as she planted a passionate kiss on him with a long embrace.
Mark sensed something was off with her and immediately asked, Is everything okay?
He was accustomed to affection from Chantelle as they often felt like, and behaved like newlyweds. But this was different.
I had a call from Gary today and he wants to see the baby,
she blurted out.
Mark’s whole-body language changed as he responded, You have to be kidding! I hope you told him a flat out no?
Chantelle started to serve dinner. She gave Mark an alcohol beverage with his meal to ease his obvious agitation over the situation. Then, she answered, No wasn’t an option. First of all, I wasn’t expecting his call, it was out of the blue. Then, he was aggressive, pushy, and frankly mean. I worried about our safety; mine, yours, and the baby’s; if I said outright no to him. So, I told him I needed to talk with you first,
she admitted.
Mark started to laugh uncontrollably. I’m sure Gary was thrilled when you told him that answer that you had to consult with me first,
he said, then started to chuckle again in amusement.
Chantelle, on the other hand, was not finding this as amusing as Mark did. She did not find it amusing at all. Chantelle heard the evil and dark sounding Gary on the phone. He was not playing around and with what they knew Gary and Dyna Corp were capable of, she did not see what Mark could possibly find funny in Gary’s demands.
Now upset because she was petrified of Gary and Mark seemed to be making light of what they are capable of, Chantelle answered boldly, Well seeing you two find all these threats and demands laughable, you two should speak directly with each other. Do you want his number?
She got up from the dinner table and retreated to the bedroom.
Mark finished his dinner, giving Chantelle time to cool down and then went to the bedroom to console her. I’m sorry Chantelle. I didn’t mean to make light of your terrible ex-husband and what he and his gang are capable of. I’m just tired of him thinking he has power over anyone, these people need to be stopped and put in their place,
he said as he laid beside her on the bed. Let me think about it and what we should do. I might even want to talk to Robert about this in the morning to get feedback from him. Then we will deal with Gary,
he said in his trademark calm, level headed, reassuring tone that Chantelle was used to. With temporary calm restored to their home, Mark and Chantelle spent a blissful night making love; Chantelle needing him for security and protection and Mark wanting to show her that he is always there for her. They were happy and content for the moment in each other’s arms.
Next day, Robert arrived at Mark’s office by nine-thirty in the morning, as requested by Mark. Mark didn’t waste any time updating Robert on his and Chantelle’s conversation the night before. He requested Robert’s opinion on what they should do. Robert was intrigued and agreed that it was a predicament; a precarious circumstance; that if not dealt with properly could turn this whole situation into a battleground again, worse than before. But on the other hand, Robert felt that allowing Gary into their life was probably an even greater mistake than just denying him access to the baby at all. So, the men knew that when they instructed Chantelle to tell Gary no, they would need to be prepared for his response. They need to organize their defense because Gary and his organization would not rest with that decision. It was settled and the men needed to go over plans for their own surveillance on Gary and Dyna Corp. Robert decided that he would do the bulk of the stakeout seeing he didn’t have a daily business to run like Mark. It would be easier for him to spy on that community as they didn’t know him. Robert could, therefore, blend in without causing suspicion and get the information they needed. After the men finished their meeting, Robert was off to start planning and setting up his surveillance strategy. Mark called to inform Chantelle about the decision. Chantelle was not too surprised on what Mark and Robert had concluded but now dreaded the task of having to tell Gary. Mark promised to come home around noon, after his morning meeting with his client, to be there for support while Chantelle placed the call to Gary.
When Mark arrived home, shortly after the noon hour, he worked on prepping Chantelle, boosting her confidence and overall mental strength for the task at hand. He knew Gary wasn’t easy for Chantelle to deal with, but he felt it was best and less confrontational to avoid an escalation. Chantelle should speak with Gary and not him.
Gary’s cell phone rang twice and then he answered it, in a not very pleasant tone, as if he already knew what the answer would be.
Hello,
he said curtly.
Chantelle was already losing her nerve but was thankful Mark was sitting right beside her and she could look into his beautiful, kind, yet strong and stable eyes. Gary, it's Chantelle,
she said then abruptly stopped herself from finishing that sentence, realizing following it up with, ‘how are you?’ didn’t seem appropriate for the situation they were in.
Yes Chantelle, so what day should I come to see the baby?
He asked, pretending to know the answer, and trying to offset the true response.
Chantelle interjected. Gary I’m not going to beat around the bush, play games and waste your time or mine. Mark and I discussed it and we feel it would not be appropriate for you to see the baby,
she said in as much of a