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Treachery is a story of aircraft sabotage, an aborted mission to use a nuclear backpack (nuclear bomb), gun running, cocaine trafficking, and murder linked to the Iran/Contra Affair. In the 1980s, the Iran/Contra Affair was a secret U.S. arms deal that traded weapons to free Americans held hostage by terrorists in Lebanon. The funds from the arms deal were used to support the Contras in the internecine warfare in Nicaragua. The national security blanket protects those involved in these felonies from prosecution, keeping the public in the dark and leaving the reputations of political leadership untarnished. A failed covert mission to deploy a nuclear backpack (a nuclear bomb) by a Green Light team in the Middle East resulted in the death of several Americans. Their bodies were loaded on a DC-8 aircraft in Cairo, together with the nuclear backpack. Angry survivors of the mission were a threat to blow-the-whistle. The aircraft included hundreds of 101st Airborne troops, returning home from a peacekeeping mission in the Sinai. A rogue CIA team planted incendiary devices on the DC-8, remotely detonating them on take-off from Gander, Newfoundland. This was Canada’s and America’s worst military air disaster with 256 dead (248 Airborne troops and 8 crew members). A U.S. arms manufacture confirmed the sales of incendiary devices sold exclusively to the CIA to the head of the LAPD Bomb Squad. Arleigh McCree and Ron Ball, his partner, were in a booby-trapped pipe bomb within a month. The pipe bombs were found in a garage owned by a Hollywood makeup artist. The make-up artist was the pasty. He was convicted of murder and died in prison. The pipe bomb, the physical and circumstantial evidence used to convict Donald Lee Morse had the marks of a high-level intelligence operation. The deaths of the LAPD officers are linked to the Gander crash of Arrow Air 1285. The government records on the aircraft crash are sealed for 70 years. Gene Wheaton, retired Army criminal investigator, reported an intelligence related assassination cell concealed within the Pentagon/DOD which murders officers who threatened to expose illegal covert operations. Wheaton reported an illegal aircraft swap scandal to the U.S. Attorney who told him that she had no plans to meet with him. The aircraft were used for smuggling and narcotrafficking. Thousands of Americans died in the crack cocaine epidemic. Tons of white powder were shipped from Central American into U.S. military bases on CIA proprietary aircraft. Government-issued transponder codes allowed the aircraft to cross the Mexican border and land unmolested. Those who were a threat to blow-the-whistle were murdered. Marine Colonel James E. Sabow was murdered to prevent him from blowing-the-whistle on narcotrafficking into Marine Corps Air Station El Toro, California. A blow-up head photo of a full body autopsy photo led to the discovery of a Defense Department fraudulent autopsy photo. The fraudulent photo was intended to mask the telltale tramline bruise to the right side of the colonel’s head, which would automatically rule out suicide. The crime scene was staged by federal agents to support suicide. Marine Colonel Jerry Agenbroad was found hanged in the El Toro Bachelor Officers Quarters. He was responsible for contracts with civilian air carriers. Tom Wade, an enlisted Marine and El Toro’s computer guru, was pulled from his car and shot in the back of the head, execution style. This report and the names of individuals who could support the allegations was forwarded to the Jeff Sessions, U.S. Attorney General in April 2018.