Comments on: In Memory of Ms. Deborah Jeane Palfrey (March 18, 1956 – May 1, 2008)

By: CordieB

CordieB — Wed, 21 May 2008 15:49:53 +0000

@Brenda from England. I don’t know why the Government chose to focus so heavily on Ms. Palfrey – - I’m sure there is many more important things that tax dollars could be going to – I really don’t believe it was so much a money things as someones ego in wanting to be put in the spot light -because americans spend an enormous amount of time judging, gossiping, and pointing fingers – almost like entertainment to some people. Or, it may have been that the Government wanted to disclose information on a particular client- and Ms. Palfrey was sadly used as a pawn. No matter what the motive, it leaves us poorer spiritually and morally. There is no excuse for cruelty – We all have our crosses to bear–we all live in glass houses. I’m pleased that you have commented. Seems like you knew Ms. Palfrey personally. It’s tragic that such a loving spirit was driven to such misery.

Peace, Light and Love,
CordieB.

By: Brenda from England

Brenda from England — Wed, 21 May 2008 14:51:41 +0000

The US Government psychologically tortured Deborah Jeane Palfrey to the point of suicide, (in other words to the point of murder).
From an international human rights point of view she was totally innocent.
Why did the US Government do such a thing to her? So they could steal her assets and life savings and claim everything was done legally.
Deborah worked hard for her money, she was an intelligent, successful and hard working business woman.
In her 52 years of existence she never hurt one soul, she was a sweet and beautiful person.
Every single government official involved with her case (or torture) have her blood on their hands. The US government basically murdered her just so they could steal her money.
Only a very cruel government could do such a thing.
(Deborah – I as a fellow human being love and respect you with all my heart, I know you were innocent just like Jesus was innocent of all charges brought upon him before he was crucified – God bless your soul).

By: gypsy-heart

gypsy-heart — Tue, 06 May 2008 01:14:52 +0000

I so agree with everyone. So many problems in our country and time and money wasted on private matters.

Such double standards!

I felt the same way about the 911 call. One thing that makes me suspicious is the fact that the Mother found her..I just can’t imagine her not caring if her Mother found her.

CordieB..I love your gentle heart!

@gypsy-heart. It is so tragic. But i have to remember, God makes no mistakes – a very hard one for me at times. What’s done in the dark eventually comes to light. So let it be. Peace, Light and Love, CordieB.

By: persistentillusion

persistentillusion — Mon, 05 May 2008 13:58:41 +0000

That is such a very sad story. What pisses me off even more is the fact that the married men in Congress tout family values, then get caught doing stuff like this.

SHE never stood up before constituents, or filmed a political commercial, or vilified others.

For shame, Washington.

@PI. Shame, shame, shame. Peace, Light and Love, Cordieb.

By: johnnypeepers

johnnypeepers — Mon, 05 May 2008 07:54:12 +0000

Thanks for writing on this Cordie. I plan to do an involved post soon but I am waiting for more independent investigative journalist source material. This will be bigger than Watergate. Dreadfully, many more poor souls will be suicided in the process. Palfrey was a very smart woman and I am sure she distributed her records and final words to a number of people who will usher them into the public domain. Hopefully the fallout will sweep many evil people from the halls of power.
@Peeps. I can’t wait to hear the real deal Peeps. Keep keeping it real for us peeps! peace, light and love – cordieb.

By: Glenn

Glenn — Sun, 04 May 2008 14:55:53 +0000

Cordie:

The song I meant is “There’s a winner in you,” and it was by Patti Labelle from her 1986 album “Winner.”

I can’t find it by her in YouTube, but there is a version by this kid, who I don’t believe does it justice.

You can buy the cut (and it is well worth it) for 99 cents from iTunes music store, or I could burn it for you and mail it to you along with some other goodies.

@Glenn. You’re so kind and thoughtful. I was able to find it. Peace, light and love, CordieB.

By: cordieb

cordieb — Sun, 04 May 2008 04:32:31 +0000

@Glenn. I don’t recall, “The Winner Within You.” I’ll have to search for it. Is it by Patti too? I must say, you reminded me of the Street Life song. I searched endlessly for Desperado by Randy Crawford; but as you see, I gave up. I didn’t want to use the male version (Eagles) on this post. Although I like it. But Randy’s voice is so soothing – I don’t think anyone sings it like her. You know I know you ARE a spiritual one; but be not afraid – for embracing all of life will bring you joy and a coexistence of your spirit that is unexplainable.

By: Glenn

Glenn — Sun, 04 May 2008 04:11:07 +0000

Cordie:

I felt so disheartened when Lynda called me from Tennessee the other day with the sad news (she knows I am cutting down on my news intake for spiritual reasons). I felt so helpless.

With each day, I feel more ashamed of my country and the direction it has taken in recent years.

I guess all I have left is my own spiritual journey and all the growth I can incur and share and empower others to find. I can no longer hang out in the misery of American society. My heart has been broken by the reality we have faced for too long now.

I just want to dedicate what remaining years I have left to the aid of others on a day-to-day basis.

BTW: The music you chose was wonderful. I’m glad you chose Patti Labelle for your trio of cuts. It evoked the memory of another great song that empowered so many in the mid-80′s: “The Winner Within You.”

By: cordieb

cordieb — Sun, 04 May 2008 02:56:14 +0000

@Glenn. I truly do not believe this woman killed herself; especially knowing that her mother would more than likely find her. Her poor mother sounded so pained and distressed on the 911 call; it brought tears to my eyes. My prayers are with mom too. I’m just really saddened about the manner of her death–and how she was treated so harshly by the Government, down to the illigal search. Anywho . . what can I do. Peace, my dear brother. Thanks for dropping by.

By: Glenn

Glenn — Sun, 04 May 2008 02:42:04 +0000

As a retired political journalist, I must say Ms. Palfrey’s alleged suicide seems quite suspect. My probing mind can’t help but suspect some of her unexposed D.C. clientèle wanted to remain that way — at all costs.

Why?

-The woman already spent 18 months in a California prison for virtually the same crime just shortly over 10 years ago. There were no suicide attempts during that time.

-Women who chose to end their lives generally don’t do it at the end of a rope. There are much more gentle, painless means to get the job done.

-At age 52 and in good health, she probably would have been paroled within two years — especially with prison overcrowding problems.

I can’t help think about Heidi Fleiss, who didn’t try to do herself in. Then again, the Hollywood crowd she catered to are a more honest, caring, loving bunch then Palfrey’s D.C. power brokers.