Robert Maheu CIA Aristotle Jacqueline Onassis Greek Supertanker Saudi Oil Wiretap Sanction Operation. Corruption, #118

In a 1954 agreement with Saudi King Saud Ibn Abdul Aziz Al Saud,  Aristotle Onassis attempted to manipulate the transport of 90 percent of the oil shipped out of Saudi Arabia by establishing and operating an Arabian maritime fleet using many of the ships that he received as a part of a deal with U. S. Empire during World War II in which Onassis transported military equipment at a cheaper than normal price in exchange for being able to purchase these surplus ships.
Read in this informative report how Onassis's attempts to control this level of oil shipping out of Saudi Arabia brought the Greek shipping magnate into conflict with his rival brother-in-law Greek shipping tycoon Stavros Niarchos, the International Petroleum Cartel and the U. S. intelligence community, which used CIA cut-out Robert Maheu to wiretap the New York offices of Onassis. Also read about how Onassis lost many of his ships as a result of an operation to stop Onassis from controlling the shipment of the Saudi oil supply and also read about how the tycoon Onassis was so wealthy that he wanted women as companions that fit his view of "having the best of everything, " which is why he womanized the famous Greek singer Maria Calla after inviting Calla to his homeland of Smyrna, Greece, in addition to wife of JFK, Jacqueline Kennedy, after asking the first lady to spend time on his private Yacht.
After JFK was assassinated in Nov. 1963, Onassis married Jacqueline Kennedy in 1968 and Onassis became annoyed with both of these women who he came to view as only valuing his company because he was worth $500 million.