Here's a letter I wrote to the Gray's Harbor County Sheriff regarding the case of Lindsey Baum and the Bohemian Grove.

Monday, March 1, 2010

Hello,

Like many people I am upset about the case of Lindsey Baum's disappearance. I have written about the following in many places, on blogs, and in the comments section of The Olympian newspaper. I want to share my thoughts about this matter with the Sheriff's department, because I want to make it clear that I am serious about this.

I think that the timing of Lindsey's disappearance ought to place the Bohemian Grove on the suspect list. The Bohemian Grove is near Monte Rio, California, and is owned and operated by the Bohemian Club of San Francisco.

Every year, some of the world's most powerful men gather at the grove. During the annual opening ceremony, titled "The Cremation of Care," the "effigy" of a child named "Dull Care" gets cremated. There are rumors that real children (not effigies) have been used in this troubling ritual.

The only way to know whether or not real children have been sacrificed is to have an investigation. For starters, questioning the people whom are involved in the cremation ceremony. Ask questions about the preparation of "Dull Care" for cremation. Seek details.

I think that all of the people who are concerned about this case deserve such a thorough-going investigation. All of the missing and disappeared children, past, present, and future, and their families, deserve such an investigation.

Thank you, and Sincerely,

Berd

RFW "Berd" Whitlock

All hunters in the area are asked to keep an eye out for anything they might come across. If any of you hunt or have family that do in this area please tell them to keep an eye out for what Lindsey Baum was last wearing (light weight bluish gray shirt with long sleeves and a hood, dark blue jeans with ripped knees and black slip on shoes).

If anyone finds anything they think needs to be looked into please call:

911

Grays Harbor Police operations center at 800-281-6944

Grays Harbor County Information Hot-line (Tip line) (866) 915-8299

Grays Harbor County E911 Dispatch Center (360) 533-8765 (out of county)

McCleary Police (360) 495-3107 source

(There won't be any further citizen searches until this hunting season ends.) source

Update: some searches may continue, contact search center at lindseybaumsearchcenter@yahoo.com for info)

The director of the Lindsey Baum search center in McCleary has been told that Lindsey's story will air on Oprah 10/13/09 - unless something happens to bump it.

websleuths.com source

Feel free to bring a candle, flashlight or glow stick

Location: Evergreen Christian Center at 4th and Pine in McCleary,WA

Find Lindsey Baum

At the time when Lindsay Baum went missing earlier this year, in June, I was actively researching about the Bohemian Grove. I have been interested in the Grove for a few years, and earlier this year I even had occasion to stop by for an uninvited visit (see photo). The Bohemian Grove is a place in Northern California (near the town of Monte Rio) where members of the Bohemian Club (of San Francisco) and their guests gather each year for a Summer Encampment marked with celebration and ceremony. Membership in the Bohemian Club, and attendance at Summer Encampment at the Bohemian Grove is limited to men: no women are allowed. The Grove has attracted attention throughout the years because of the prominence of its members and guests. Many extremely wealthy and powerful people have cheered each other on from the shores of its redwood forested Bechtel family donated artificial lake.

My intention here is to connect the problem of missing children and the policy of global dominance, with the Bohemian Grove, and the yearly cremation ceremony of the effigy of a child named Dull Care.

The Bohemian Club and its Grove are interesting in many ways. A thorough recollection of the organization is outside the scope of this article, but suffice it to say that many accounts exist, and there is much information that can be found in books and on the Internet. For the purposes of this article, I want to focus on a few aspects of the Summer Encampment at the Grove and those who attend.