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Conspiracy Nation -- Vol. 12 Num. 03
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("Quid coniuratio est?")
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SECRETS OF THE L.A. RIOTS -- PART IV
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[Editor's note: Fred Celeni (pronounced suh-LAN-ee) worked as a
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federal intelligence agent, he says, for the office of U.S.
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Congressman John D. Dingell. Celeni was interviewed for public
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access television in Los Angeles, and that interview was later
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re-broadcast on Sherman Skolnick's television program,
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"Broadsides," in Chicago. Following is my own abbreviated
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transcript of Celeni's remarks. (Possible spelling errors exist
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and are not noted.)]
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[...continued...]
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INTERVIEWER [continues]: We have another interesting situation.
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In August of 1994, you got a call from your old friend and
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cohort, Nathan Arnold, Jr. What did he tell you?
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FRED CELENI: He said that he needed some advice. I said, "Why?"
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He said that a couple of months ago they had been involved in a
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situation where Mark Fuhrman had gone off. I said, "What do you
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mean?" He said, "The same thing as McCullough." And I started
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laughing. And I said, "I hope you didn't leave your fingerprint
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on the door knob again." (Because during this McCullough murder,
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they left their fingerprint on the latch that shuts the lock on
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the front door.)
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INTERVIEWER: Tell us some details about that McCullough murder.
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FRED CELENI: The McCullough murder was an intelligence operation
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for narcotics. These guys were involved: Mark Fuhrman, Tom
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Lange, and Nathan Arnold, Jr. During the course of an
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interrogation of an old woman in Santa Monica, it got out of
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control. And this old woman had her head cut off, with a knife.
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And this knife was a very large Bowie knife. And Mr. Arnold was
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well-known for carrying this Bowie knife.
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If you look at the murder book (a murder book is a file, with
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all the pictures and information of a homicide) of the McCullough
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murder, and take a look at the murder book of Nicole Simpson, you
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can switch the photographs and it will be the same murder.
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INTERVIEWER: Did Arnold ever admit to you that he had killed
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Nicole Simpson?
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FRED CELENI: Yes, he did.
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INTERVIEWER: What else did he tell you?
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FRED CELENI: He indicated that they were following up on
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information for a woman named Faye Resnick. And Faye Resnick had
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been arrested in Las Vegas about a year before, by the Metro Task
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Force there along with the DEA. Possession of cocaine and
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possession of hashish.
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INTERVIEWER: Was Faye Resnick a renowned sniffer?
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FRED CELENI: Faye Resnick is a renowned freak. She sniffs
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cocaine; she sniffs dirty underwear. She sleeps with boys,
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girls, dogs, farm animals. Faye Resnick is a very strange piece
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of work. And that's a well-known fact.
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-+- Video of the Ron & Nicole Murder -+-
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And that evening, they had gone over to the house; there were
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four people: Tom Lange, Mark Fuhrman, Nathan Arnold, Jr., and
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another man, in a truck.
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Now the truck that they used was a Bronco truck. The
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difference is that it didn't have a tire pit on the back. But
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what happened was, in the course of the investigation, Nicole got
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out of hand. Her dress was pulled down (she was wearing a
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slip/nightie kind of dress), and some words got said. She said
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to Nathan Arnold, "You niggers like to see white women's tits."
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He slapped her. She fell back, onto a couch. And just as he
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went for her, they got a call on the radio that said that someone
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was coming in the front gate. And Mr. Lange was waiting outside.
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Mr. Fuhrman and Nathan Arnold were inside.
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They then proceeded out of the house. At this point, as they
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come out the front door, the truck has a dash-mounted video
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camera. And you can see on the tape (it's in black-and-white;
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there's no sound), you see her start down the steps. He's
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standing behind her, holding his arm around her.
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INTERVIEWER: Nathan Arnold's holding Nicole?
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FRED CELENI: Correct.
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And they go down the steps and disappear behind a bush or a
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tree.
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INTERVIEWER: You've =seen= the video?
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FRED CELENI: I've seen it on one occasion.
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What happened was, you see a scuffle. You can see a bald(?)
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individual because the light from the windows is hitting his
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head. And he's fighting with somebody. You can't tell who that
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somebody is...
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INTERVIEWER: You've got to presume it's Ron Goldman.
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FRED CELENI: You have to presume that.
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And this individual goes down. You then see Mr. Arnold come
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back and take her by the hair, and pull her and slice her.
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INTERVIEWER: Is Goldman killed first?
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FRED CELENI: Mr. Goldman died first.
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INTERVIEWER: Who killed him?
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FRED CELENI: Well the estimation, if you watch the tape, is that
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it was Tom Lange and Nathan Arnold. My guess is that it would be
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Nathan Arnold, and the reason I say that is because of the knife
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wounds.
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INTERVIEWER: How can Nathan Arnold be holding Nicole and cutting
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Ron's head off at the same time?
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FRED CELENI: What happened was, as they came down the stairs, he
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put her into Fuhrman's arms. And Fuhrman locked his arms around
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her.
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You've got to see Nathan Arnold. Nathan Arnold (and I don't
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mean this in a racial way) is a gorilla. He is 6 foot 6. He has
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shoulders out to here, arms that are as big as your legs. He is
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a =big= son-of-a-gun. And if he hits you, one swipe with
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=anything=, he's gonna bring you down.
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And you've got to understand that all this action, the entire
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videotape, lasts no more than a minute.
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INTERVIEWER: So when Ron Goldman is killed, what does Nicole do?
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Is she screaming?
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FRED CELENI: You can't see her; she's behind an obstruction.
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INTERVIEWER: Did Nathan tell you that she was screaming?
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FRED CELENI: No, what he said was that she was basically in
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shock.
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And the FBI has that videotape.
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INTERVIEWER: You assume then that Nicole Simpson was murdered
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because she witnessed a murder?
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FRED CELENI: I don't think that they ever meant to kill anybody.
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I think it was just something that got out of hand.
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If you talk to Nathan, Nathan tells this story. You've got to
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understand cop pride. Assuming that Mr. Goldman is who's in that
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video: first of all, he got the best of them, it's as simple as
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that. Apparently what happened is, as he came through the gate
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he had his back to wherever Lange was standing. And as Lange
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came forward, according to what I've been told he did not
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identify himself as a police officer. So Goldman thought it was
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a mugging.
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-+- Frame-Up of O.J. Simpson -+-
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INTERVIEWER: Nathan Arnold, in August 1994, two months after the
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murder, told you some more details about a frame-up of O.J.
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Simpson.
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FRED CELENI: What happened was, they went to O.J. Simpson's
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property. Now if you listen to the limousine driver, he
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describes a large, black male coming over a fence. Well the
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large, black male is not O.J. Simpson; the large, black male is
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Nathan Arnold, Jr. That's who came over the fence. But he was
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inside that house.
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INTERVIEWER: Nathan has admitted this to you?
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FRED CELENI: Correct.
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He was inside that house at the time Simpson came home.
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(Simpson was at a fast food restaurant.) Simpson had nothing to
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do with that murder.
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INTERVIEWER: How did Simpson get in his house, then, without the
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limo driver seeing him?
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FRED CELENI: He came in the other gate. There's two gates: a
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front gate and a side gate. And the limo driver (if you pay
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attention to the limo driver's story), he got back in the car.
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He wasn't paying attention to everything that went on.
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INTERVIEWER: Did Nathan Arnold explain at all the "thump, thump,
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thump" heard by Kato Kaelin?
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FRED CELENI: No, we never really got into that subject. But
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according to [an FBI source], here's what he says. He says that
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Fuhrman was so out of control that, his hair was sticking out, he
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was running around like a madman. So I'm gonna guess who the
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"thump, thump, thump" is. But you have to know Mark Fuhrman in
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order to understand the events of that night.
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For related stories, visit:
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http://www.shout.net/~bigred/cn.html
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http://www.netcom.com/~feustel
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Aperi os tuum muto, et causis omnium filiorum qui pertranseunt.
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Aperi os tuum, decerne quod justum est, et judica inopem et
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pauperem. -- Liber Proverbiorum XXXI: 8-9
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