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| + | |text=In November 1989, Craig Spence’s body was found in a room at [[Boston]]’s Ritz-Carlton Hotel. Next to it, on the bed, was a [[newspaper]] clipping about then-[[CIA Director]] [[William Webster]] attempting to protect [[CIA]] agents summoned to testify before government bodies. The ''[[Washington Post]]'' reported that Spence had been subpoenaed by the grand jury investigating Vinson. His death was ruled a [[suicide]]. | ||
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Revision as of 10:37, 20 February 2018
 Craig Spence    (lobbyist, journalist, Franklin child prostitution ring/Premature death) | |
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| Born | 1941 |
| Died | November 10, 1989 (Age 48) |
| Alma mater | Syracuse University |
| Victim of | premature death |
Craig J. Spence was implicated in the Franklin child prostitution ring.
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“In November 1989, Craig Spence’s body was found in a room at Boston’s Ritz-Carlton Hotel. Next to it, on the bed, was a newspaper clipping about then-CIA Director William Webster attempting to protect CIA agents summoned to testify before government bodies. The Washington Post reported that Spence had been subpoenaed by the grand jury investigating Vinson. His death was ruled a suicide.”
Nick Bryant (2008-01-01) [1]
Related Quotations
| Page | Quote | Author | Date |
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| William Barr | “As I sat down, Spence seated himself on the chocolate sofa next to a man in his late fifties, who had balding black hair and brown, round-framed glasses. He wore a blue, pinstripe suit, white shirt and a red tie. A miniature U.S. flag was pinned on his lapel. Spence introduced the man to me by name and also disclosed his title. He was in the administration of George H.W. Bush. I feel that the Bush administration had decided to pull out a big gun to eradicate any traces of Gregg's affinity for gay escorts, because Gregg had been so instrumental in Iran Contra and because he was en route to becoming the United States Ambassador to South Korea. Spence had dropped the name name of the cabinet member months earlier, when he revealed that he routinely provided him with adolescent boys.” | William Barr Henry Vinson | 2015 |
| Henry Vinson | “I felt a potential risk to my life was CIA Director William Casey's patronage of my escort service. The Washington Times reported that Casey attended parties at Spence's house, and that Casey and Spence were "friends", but its reporters weren't aware that their friendship had a common denominator that entailed procuring gay escorts from me. William Casey started to phone me for gay escorts in 1986. Like Barney Frank, his preferred escort was an eighteen-year-old with minimal body hair and a slender swimmer's physique. Although he requested that I supply him with underage escorts, I told him that I wouldn't acquiesce to that request.” | Henry Vinson | 2015 |
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