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The Carlo Tresca Mussolini Carmine Galante Sam Smithwick Bill Mason Radio Host LBJ Prison Murder Ballot Box 13 Scandal, 1948 Democratic Primary Senate Election Conspiracy. Corruption, #82
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- Date de parution01/07/2026
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Résumé
The cheating through stuffing ballots in the 1948 Democratic Primary election by LBJ and his political allies, Jim Wells County Sheriff H. T. Sain and Duval County Sheriff and judge George Parr against Johnson's opponent Coke R. Stevenson led to a flurry of news reports that caused the Jim Wells Texas County Sheriff H. T. Sain to order his deputies to rough up the newsmen that began questioning Johnson and his cronies' corrupt tactics to steal this political contest, causing radioman Bill Mason, one of the newsmen that was assaulted, to probe into the corrupt vice activities of Jim Wells County Deputy Sheriff Sam Smithwick in the town of Alice, Texas.
To make radioman Mason be quiet with his reports of corruption, Smithwick assassinated Mason after a car pursuit and was subsequently sent to prison. The labor organizer and newspaperman Carlo Tresca was assassinated by the Vito Genovese crime family boss Vito Genovese through an arranged contract mob hit by hitman drug kingpin Carmine Galante after Vito Genovese fled to fascist Italy to avoid a murder charge in America and became close to Italian dictator Benito Mussolini, who wanted Genovese to assassinate Tresca for his criticism of fascism in his U.
S. publications. Read how autocratic rulers that are exercising power through corruption unjustly get rid of media figures in this informative report that also explains why dirty LBJ 'Lying Lydon' Baines Johnson and Duval County Sheriff and Judge George Parr had Jim Wells County Deputy Sheriff Sam Smithwick assassinated inside of Hunstville Penitentiary because Smithwick was getting ready to speak to Texas governor Coke R.
Stevenson, Johnson's opponent for Senator in the 1948 Democratic Primary election, about his ability to produce physical evidence to help Stevenson determine how 200 fake ballots were stuffed in Jim Wells County to help LBJ fraudulently win the 1948 Democratic Primary election with the help of election judge for Jim Wells County's Box 13, Luis Salas.
To make radioman Mason be quiet with his reports of corruption, Smithwick assassinated Mason after a car pursuit and was subsequently sent to prison. The labor organizer and newspaperman Carlo Tresca was assassinated by the Vito Genovese crime family boss Vito Genovese through an arranged contract mob hit by hitman drug kingpin Carmine Galante after Vito Genovese fled to fascist Italy to avoid a murder charge in America and became close to Italian dictator Benito Mussolini, who wanted Genovese to assassinate Tresca for his criticism of fascism in his U.
S. publications. Read how autocratic rulers that are exercising power through corruption unjustly get rid of media figures in this informative report that also explains why dirty LBJ 'Lying Lydon' Baines Johnson and Duval County Sheriff and Judge George Parr had Jim Wells County Deputy Sheriff Sam Smithwick assassinated inside of Hunstville Penitentiary because Smithwick was getting ready to speak to Texas governor Coke R.
Stevenson, Johnson's opponent for Senator in the 1948 Democratic Primary election, about his ability to produce physical evidence to help Stevenson determine how 200 fake ballots were stuffed in Jim Wells County to help LBJ fraudulently win the 1948 Democratic Primary election with the help of election judge for Jim Wells County's Box 13, Luis Salas.
