Jeffrey Alan Lash

[Hunter]

Yea the no plates thing is a pretty big deal, surely driving around beach towns in Cali youd get stopped often for something like that. I dont get it, at all.

He also had his fingerprints shaved, which as someone else said, would be very extreme for someone just playing make believe CIA.

[Zombie Glenn Beck]

I think its obvious that all of his CIA/Alien Hybrid stories are just a psyop. If the fiancee really though he was an Alien CIA agent come to save the earth why is she blabbing about it to everyone? His insane action movie backstory about being in a coma for 6 years is probably the same thing, loudly announcing to everyone who notices him who he is and what he is doing.

What gets me is, this guy was clearly dying for a long time. No one planned for his death? 5 million dollars down the drain and a massive media clusterfuck all because nobody planned for the dude with late stage cancer dying? Then that phone call, someone found the body and tipped off the cops, but was so terrified they didnt identify themselves and left town? Why even dump him in the car? Two weeks between his death and him being found and no one in his operation touches the guns or the money?

My guess is. The reason the fiancee didnt want the body found is because once it became news this guy was dead someone was going to be all over the guns and the cash. She split because she didnt want to be sitting on his stash when whoever came looking for it. The guy who called the cops must have been a part of the operation, found his boss/handlers body dumped and the gf missing, assumed he was next and got the fuck out of dodge.

[Hunter]

Also note that the cars are REGISTERED in his name, just like the guns were, all legal and everything, but how does one register a truck and not have plates, I guess he had them but took them off perhaps? Maybe he carried one around under the seat?

[Hunter]

Thats just it, you can say the story is crazy, the guy is crazy, he is going around telling everyone lies and tall tales, but we still have five million in guns, 200k in cash and 14 vehicles being driven without plates, how does one account for all of this.

[PufPuf93]

So the no license plate thing extended beyond short trips to the restaurant in Palisades. What - there's a form of ID or code word which enables one to skate when stopped for no plates? Or his luck was phenomenal? Or he always included ten hundreds between the fingers when handing the officer his driver's license? And that always worked?

Bit of dissonance there with his statement that the public can't know of his CIA link and the promiscuous blabbing to the public about same. Plus, you know - actively affiliated with CIA = no mention ever of CIA.

As others have said here, it's the money. Not a case of a trust-funder's delusions supported by the wealth of previous generations. Also the scale of the money seems to argue against him being one of those rare silver-tongued dudes upon whom lonely women shower funding.

Curiouser and curiouser.

At websleuths -- http://www.websleuths.com/forums/showth ... 015/page11 -- the "sleuths: there have found that at least some of vehicles had license plate frames that IDed vehicle as being LAPD connected.

"NO this is unexpectedly good!!-> click on the photo in that article ConnectZDots last posted of the truck he couldn't bear to give up and expand it to full size.
Take a look at the front license plate holder. It say Los Angeles KMA-367. Google what this means and voila:

"You see it on license plate frames all over Los Angeles. What does KMA-367 mean anyway? KMA-367 was the official Federal Communications Commission (FCC) call sign for Los Angeles Police Department radio transmitters from 1948 through the 1980s. Those driving around with these license plate holders are associated with the LAPD. Seen less frequently are license holders displaying KMA-628, associated with the Los Angeles County Sheriff's Department." from WS post #123

Other "sleuths" have tied a license plate (in garage, not on vehicle) to Guam and have a gun running connection as a conjecture.

There is a gem link that I am listening to now, specifically a local radio interview with a man that had claimed to have known Lamb for 15 years.

Summary from WS post #163 and a link to the radio interview:

And from the radio interview....
"just a harmless kook"
"royalties in the millions and millions and millions and millions"
"he was interested in collecting guns, just thought they were neat and wanted to buy them..."
"he was just paranoid"
"he had one run in with moving a lot of money around ...but he never did anything wrong". ( he didn't mention the concealed weapons charge)
He explains that the 14 cars were "getaway" cars in the event of an earthquake or terrorist attack..And those cars are full of weapons also.... Unh huh. Makes sense....
He also claims nobody called him nuts because..he was so wealthy and one doesn't likely tell very wealthy people they are nuts.

"he was a paranoid disturbed guy"

Then they engage in jokes about aliens.

Worth a listen!


From a radio jock who met him on 2 occasions allegedly

http://www.kfiam640.com/onair/john-and- ... -13792109/

[Nordic]

Also note that the cars are REGISTERED in his name, just like the guns were, all legal and everything, but how does one register a truck and not have plates, I guess he had them but took them off perhaps? Maybe he carried one around under the seat?

Well if the cars are new you can drive them around for a good while without ever mounting the plates on them. You just have to have the registration paper taped up in the window.

Without that, yeah you'll get pulled over pretty damn quick and especially if you park the car they'll impound it before you can blink. Here on the Westside of LA. Sadly I know this from personal experience. Once I was convinced that my Texas-registered vehicle had been stolen from Beverly Hills while parked legally at a meter. I finally called the BHPD to report it stolen and when I described it they quickly said "oh, actually we have that car". I was like two weeks late on renewing the plates because I wasn't in Texas. They don't fuck around. They want your money.

[Hunter]

So the no license plate thing extended beyond short trips to the restaurant in Palisades. What - there's a form of ID or code word which enables one to skate when stopped for no plates? Or his luck was phenomenal? Or he always included ten hundreds between the fingers when handing the officer his driver's license? And that always worked?

Bit of dissonance there with his statement that the public can't know of his CIA link and the promiscuous blabbing to the public about same. Plus, you know - actively affiliated with CIA = no mention ever of CIA.

As others have said here, it's the money. Not a case of a trust-funder's delusions supported by the wealth of previous generations. Also the scale of the money seems to argue against him being one of those rare silver-tongued dudes upon whom lonely women shower funding.

Curiouser and curiouser.

At websleuths -- http://www.websleuths.com/forums/showth ... 015/page11 -- the "sleuths: there have found that at least some of vehicles had license plate frames that IDed vehicle as being LAPD connected.

"NO this is unexpectedly good!!-> click on the photo in that article ConnectZDots last posted of the truck he couldn't bear to give up and expand it to full size.
Take a look at the front license plate holder. It say Los Angeles KMA-367. Google what this means and voila:

"You see it on license plate frames all over Los Angeles. What does KMA-367 mean anyway? KMA-367 was the official Federal Communications Commission (FCC) call sign for Los Angeles Police Department radio transmitters from 1948 through the 1980s. Those driving around with these license plate holders are associated with the LAPD. Seen less frequently are license holders displaying KMA-628, associated with the Los Angeles County Sheriff's Department." from WS post #123

Other "sleuths" have tied a license plate (in garage, not on vehicle) to Guam and have a gun running connection as a conjecture.

There is a gem link that I am listening to now, specifically a local radio interview with a man that had claimed to have known Lamb for 15 years.

Summary from WS post #163 and a link to the radio interview:

And from the radio interview....
"just a harmless kook"
"royalties in the millions and millions and millions and millions"
"he was interested in collecting guns, just thought they were neat and wanted to buy them..."
"he was just paranoid"
"he had one run in with moving a lot of money around ...but he never did anything wrong". ( he didn't mention the concealed weapons charge)
He explains that the 14 cars were "getaway" cars in the event of an earthquake or terrorist attack..And those cars are full of weapons also.... Unh huh. Makes sense....
He also claims nobody called him nuts because..he was so wealthy and one doesn't likely tell very wealthy people they are nuts.

"he was a paranoid disturbed guy"

Then they engage in jokes about aliens.

Worth a listen!


From a radio jock who met him on 2 occasions allegedly

http://www.kfiam640.com/onair/john-and- ... -13792109/

What are the ROYALTIES from. Royalties could make sense of this but what are they from, did he invent something?

[km artlu]

"What are the ROYALTIES from. Royalties could make sense of this but what are they from, did he invent something?"

References are now emerging which allege major royalties from Lash's father's alleged pharmaceutical patents. A convenient explanation, and one which requires documentation before accepting.

[Hunter]

Heh now that seems like a cover story, his dads WIFE already said in earlier reports that there was no inheritance and he didnt get any money from his father.

[Wombaticus Rex]

What do you guys think so far, what is your best guess.

People who run around invoking Langley generally work for someone else.

[Luther Blissett]

I definitely think that the alien thing is disinformation. Has anyone seen Laura or Dave VadBunker mention that themselves on social media? It could be planted by investigators and pinned on the one witness they spoke to who already seemed a little off.

While they did adopt her recently at age 39, it was noted elsewhere that Laura was Dawn Marie's stepmother - so she married her biological father who died is now adopting her for inheritance reasons (maybe).

Via friend and former landlord Paul Aguilar we should probably start operating from the assumption that there were more than 14 vehicles if there was a new one every month. I guess maybe the 14 were just the current stable as of time of death.

[Luther Blissett]

I think its obvious that all of his CIA/Alien Hybrid stories are just a psyop. If the fiancee really though he was an Alien CIA agent come to save the earth why is she blabbing about it to everyone? His insane action movie backstory about being in a coma for 6 years is probably the same thing, loudly announcing to everyone who notices him who he is and what he is doing.

What gets me is, this guy was clearly dying for a long time. No one planned for his death? 5 million dollars down the drain and a massive media clusterfuck all because nobody planned for the dude with late stage cancer dying? Then that phone call, someone found the body and tipped off the cops, but was so terrified they didnt identify themselves and left town? Why even dump him in the car? Two weeks between his death and him being found and no one in his operation touches the guns or the money?

My guess is. The reason the fiancee didnt want the body found is because once it became news this guy was dead someone was going to be all over the guns and the cash. She split because she didnt want to be sitting on his stash when whoever came looking for it. The guy who called the cops must have been a part of the operation, found his boss/handlers body dumped and the gf missing, assumed he was next and got the fuck out of dodge.

I don't think Nebron has ever been attributed with mentioning extraterrestrials, other than third hand via Laura VadBunker.

What was the phone call? Nebron called attorney Harland Braun and he called police.

The most likely scenario is that Lash was not under constant surveillance as she said and the story follows as we know. An alternate scenario is possible wherein his handlers did recover whatever they needed, but left the cash, arsenal, and body behind for whatever reason.

Another note: I think if he did have royalties from his father, Shirley Anderson would have said so. They seemed rather estranged.

[Hunter]

Agreed Luther, the father's wife seemed to be very clear on the fact that there was no money left for the son and she had no idea where he got that kind of money from. Seems very strange to me that she would not know about or forget about what some are saying amounts to millions and millions in royalties. Sounds like someone trying to put a lid on this story as things get out of hand.


Also the order of events are

They went shopping
He died on way home
He told her to leave his body behind and handlers would take care of things.
Nebron leaves him in car and goes to Oregon
She returns 10 days later and is shocked that body is still there
She contacts her lawyer Harland Brand
Brand notifies police and they find body



I am not sure what the other person making a call aludded to above is all about.

[Hunter]

What do you guys think so far, what is your best guess.

People who run around invoking Langley generally work for someone else.

Good point, ATF may be a good choice also since he was clearly in the arms business. I need to get ahold my buddy Jay Dobyns and ask him what he thinks about this case. He used to work for ATF and went deep UC with Hells Angels. We grew up together.

[Luther Blissett]

Agreed Luther, the father's wife seemed to be very clear on the fact that there was no money left for the son and she had no idea where he got that kind of money from. Seems very strange to me that she would not know about or forget about what some are saying amounts to millions and millions in royalties. Sounds like someone trying to put a lid on this story as things get out of hand.


Also the order of events are

They went shopping
He died on way home
He told her to leave his body behind and handlers would take care of things.
Nebron leaves him in car and goes to Oregon
She returns 10 days later and is shocked that body is still there
She contacts her lawyer Harland Brand
Brand notifies police and they find body



I am not sure what the other person making a call aludded to above is all about.

Zombie Glenn Beck was posting something about other callers or witnesses - I wasn't sure if he had a new source. I haven't worked my way up through the websleuths thread yet.