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PORNOGRAPHY AND RITUAL MURDER
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On Wednesday, 25 May 88, Reporting Officer MICHAEL
HOCH went to The TWIN TOWERS, 2900 Farnam Street,
and spoke with the Owner/Operator of The TWIN TOWER
complex. ... [He] indicated that a party by the name of
RUSTY NELSON, who is occupying Apt. #3-B (which
was leased to LARRY KING), has since moved out of the
apartment complex.
Nelson had suddenly vacated on May 14, nine days after
Georgiu and her daughter filed their complaint.
In the same building, Larry King also paid the rent on a
luxury penthouse. Officer Hoch reported:
Since KING has rented the apartment [in August 1987], [the
manager] believed that he has possibly put $50,000.00 into
the apartment in such things as decorating, drapes, and furnishings.
[He] went on to state that he had bought a couch
from one of the furniture dealers in Omaha that would not
fit in the elevator as it was being transported to KING'S
apartment. And, as a result of this, a crane was rented for
the amount of $1,200.00 to have the couch lifted to the
apartment from the outside. [He] also stated that the apartment
was very elegantly furnished; and the $50,000.00 outlay
would not include (what he described as) original paintings,
along with what is believed to be possibly a solid silver
chair. [He] also stated ... that he knows that KING drives
at least five different vehicles: Three of the vehicles being
Mercedes-Benzes, one being a Cadillac Alante, and the other
being some type of sports car....
[He] also stated that he believes that KING owns properties
in Washington, D.C. ....[He] went on to state that
KING has a habit of throwing names around, and it is believed
he is very influential in the Republican party. [He]
also indicated that he does not understand how KING has
as much money as he does to spend. KING does not actually
live at the Penthouse apartment in The TWIN TOWERS,
but uses the apartment for parties and occasionally stays at
the apartment.
[He] stated that he had talked to a realtor ... who indicated
that KING apparently attempted to purchase a residence
approximately five years ago and, at that time, had
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