Here is what I know, please feel free to choose however you would like to write about him. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/User_talk:LoganCale Craig J. Spence was a former ABC news correspondent who, after becoming a Republican lobbyist, was implicated in the White House ‘Call boys’ scandal. On June 29th 1989, The Washington Times published an article with the heading, "Homosexual prostitution inquiry ensnares VIPs with Reagan, Bush". The article showed three credit card payment receipts made out to Professional Services, Inc. The amount shown were ninety five, one hundred-fifty and six hundred dollars. (The Times obtained Hundreds more of such receipts.) The Washington Times article said, "The Professional Services, Inc. was reported to be one of the several umbrella companies used by operators supplying male prostitutes as escorts, as is advertised in Washington tabloid newspaper and the telephone Yellow Pages." The article also named many high profile clients as well as several low-level government employees, Craig J. Spence. He was said to be a Washington lobbyist and party-giver who, took friends and prostitutes on late-night tours of the White House. In the midst of the scandal however, Spence was found dead in a Boston Hotel room, authorities ruled his death a suicide . To date, investigators have not disclosed evidence linking any high-level government official to the escort service. Many of the young prostitutes were said to have been minors from foster homes (Boys Town) in the controversial book "The Franklin Coverup", a book written by former senator John DeCamp.
His investigation into Omaha Franklin Credit-Union lead him to the discovery of an organized pedophile ring in the government that was alledgedly run by Lawrence King and Craig J. Spence. Paul A. Bonacci was one of the abused boys who won his case against Lawrence King. Lawrence King served time in jail but, has since been released.
Lawrence King does not have a biography apparently on the Wiki, so I looked and found this.
Lawrence King does not have a biography apparently on the Wiki, so I looked and found this.
Wackypedia, as I have mentioned in the past, IMHO is a disinformation site. Good disinformation operators know that the best way to tell a lie is to hide it among mostly true items, and where something is too damning it is omitted altogetherd (a lie of omission - which is the most insidious kind as to the uniformed its absence is not even noted). That is why Wackpedia is not to be trusted for virtually any information on groups or individuals that are outside of the establishment and in opposition to its agenda.