I wouldn't be surprised if someone found "witch jars" inside of Apartment #74 at the LaPalme complex in Palm Springs, CA., if they looked. Witch jars are commonly used by people who practice black magic and play with the occult if they are experimenting with evil. I learned about this stuff in college while studying religious studies and colonial America. It is no secret from the military in 29 Palms that Lori Jean LaFond "dabbled" in this pagan ritualistic witchcraft and satanic worship. She once even burned a pentagram into the grass at the golf course on the base itself!!!
With Lori, it is really hard sometimes to know where the distinction between theatre and reality begins and ends. Is she really trying to be someone who practices "wicca", a form of witchcraft, or is she just trying to freak people out? First of all "wicca" doesn't necessarily refer to dark black magic and demons; it also refers to the part of religion that believes in love and light. It uses nature as a guide to the energy sources found on the planet. Earth, wind, fire, water, sun, moon, and so forth. I don't usually subscribe the the practice of "wicca", but there are parts of it that track back to native American beliefs that are part of my heritage. A relationship with the world around you is common. What Lori believes or says she does is that she can use that to manipulate people and their loyalties.
When you study religious beliefs, the first thing that you learn is to try to accept what the belief is about, then apply it to the people who use it. Though I don't subscribe to this type of religion, I am certainly not going to deny its existence. I wouldn't know if it "works" or "doesn't work" because I don't practice any of it. Incantations, spells, potions, and evil, if used in this manner, don't seem to fit the positive light that I believe in, but for Lori, it seems to. To each his/her own. That's what we do here in America. We allow for the belief in all religions. What may seem odd, evil, or kooky to you might be the basis of someone else's beliefs.
What I do know for a fact is this. I've seen flyers dumped at my work talking about a "cultish group practising satanism that can read minds." These flyers were found at my work. They weren't put there by me. They were dumped by someone in Lori's group. They were found by one of our employees.
Whether it is true or someone is trying to terrorise me or someone else, they were here and not really something that I overlooked. I've even posted one of these flyers on this very blog. Here is the blog header that showed one of the flyers dumped here by one of Lori's cronies:
I post this again tonight because I want you all to know that I had to hear from Lori Jean LaFond again tonight when I was sleeping. Using microwave energy, Lori uses dream induction to produce dreams of very vivid quality. The stuff she is talking about now is super crazy. I hesitate to tell you what she is talking about because she will try to project that dream onto me. Let me explain this to you...she is very disturbed right now. The topics she is choosing to induce dreams with are not the kinds of things that should go unnoticed. I'll let Benjamin and Martin tell you about what Lori was talking about tonight so that you can know that the words came from her to me. I don't usually dream, but when I do, it is the kind of dream that you get from dream induction, not the kind that happens naturally. Lori thinks of it as a kind of torture. I leave it for all of you to decide what she is doing. To me, it sounds like she is getting her pedophile satisfaction out into the open. To me, a very sick thing. It reminds me of when she tried to do this to Coach Fabian or my father, or the Collins/Duke families, here in 29 Palms. For the record, Lori Jean LaFond used to live very close to both the Collins and Duke families. They probably know more than they have said.
My main point tonight is "make believe". Lori wants to make all of you "believe" she is someone other than who I say she is. There are a lot of you who aren't speaking out loudly enough for people to defend my position. Others know very well what kind of stuff I am saying is true. Over the years, I've heard a ton of stuff from Lori's mouth about various topics. For example, Lori is interested in children's blood as a "life source" to replace her own tainted, diseased blood. As many of you know, blood is something of a weapon for Lori. She uses it to infect healthy people with her sick blood. We know from my crime lab report that she stores and freezes it to use during her sexual assaults. It's a fact. As gross as that may seem, she's done other things, like use her blood to castrate men. I know, I've been in the hospital with one. Lori uses a needle to draw her sick blood, then plunges that same needle into a man's testicle(s), which can make them very sick. Allegedly, there are pictures of her doing this! (Jonathan, could you shed some light on this, please!)
There are other things that relate to Lori's occult practices. Someone told me that she has her own father's severed finger on a stick, like a black magic wand. She had my tooth that she knocked out of my mouth. She's also killed animals. She's poisoned people over and over again. There is no limit to what she would do.
As for the "wicca" allegations, how many of you have heard that Lori practices using a "binding spell" that requires part of a person's body that she wants to bond to her for life? Whether or not this works is up for grabs, but what I do want to show is that SHE BELIEVES IT DOES! That's a mental state of being that can be shown in court. A cauldrin or two have also been found for the heating and mixing of "spell-like ingredients". This all goes to the mental state of the suspect. She's shaved off some of my friends' eyebrows, pubic hair, nail clippings, and so forth, too. Let me be clear, I am not passing judgment on Lori Jean LaFond; I am simply telling you that this is something she is into. You be the jury. You decide if this is something that you think should be added to the case against her. Certainly, how she collects these things puts her in contact with the victims, doesn't it?
Lori lives for "making you believe" something. That's why it is called "make-believe" because it isn't true. How many of you have heard Lori say, "Play with me, Missy. Play with me, Christian?" I have. It's a child-like approach to do something to a victim of this crime, which is definitely harassment and can easily be claimed as terrorism. I don't want to talk to Lori LaFond. I don't want her to play with me. But, like a bully or a rapist, she does it anyway.
My belief system isn't based on the occult. Though some might argue that Christianity is occult. I don't feel that way. My faith in my religious beliefs is healthy and self-based. I don't press my beliefs onto anyone else and would suggest that to do so may not be successful. The best way to show someone else your belief system is to be happy in your faith. If it shows, it's attractive enough. If it isn't, then maybe it isn't for you.
Don't let Lori mislead you into thinking that she is some kind of victim. She certainly is not a victim of mine. I'm the person with the bullet hole in his car door. I'm the person infected with HIV prior to any sex, and no syringes have ever been part of my life. I'm the person whose skull was smashed in, and the hospital that proved it is the same hospital that trained Leah Fauntleroy and didn't admit me for treatment even after the MRI showed the severe injuries. What is going on here? I went there twice. Both times, I wasn't admitted, and my brain was swollen to the point of ripping my skull apart. I knew I was injured, but Lori, I submit, "made believe" to the hospital that nothing was wrong. That is a serious crime! Lori even told my sister and her uncle that I was at the hospital the night of my second MRI. I told nobody...how could that be?
Make believe something else, Lori...your past is not clean enough to pretend you don't commit this crime!
