Who is
Rayelan Allan (AKA) Darlene Rae Smith, Allan Kooker, Raye Smith, and
so forth. To date, research has turned up nearly 20 names
associated with addresses associated with Rayelan.
Introducing
the original - Darlene Rae Smith
Born May
12, 1948 to a humble working family in Salinas, California. In the
early 50s the family, Arthur and Bessie Smith and their four
children, Darlene the youngest, moved to Crows Landing,
near Modesto. The town has a population of 355.
Very, very small town, Crow's Landing
Mrs.
Smith remained there for 30 years working in the local Dry Goods
Store and then running a small children's clothing store. She moved
in with Rayelan and dying in 2007. Mrs. Smith's husband, Arthur
Vernon Smith, was born in San Diego, California. He was a long-range
trucker, according to Raye Smith, and died in 1982.
He
and his wife are buried in the Hills Ferry Cemetery in Newman, about
ten minutes from Crows Landing.
Rayelan's first husband and her mother and father are buried here. |
Darlene
went to High School in Crow's Landing. West Side Valley High is
located in Newman, 5.9 miles away. Her sister, Donna Crow, married a
local boy and is still there.
Darlene
has two brothers, Arthur Vernon Smith Jr. of Sacramento and
William Smith of Olympia, Washington.
Rayelan
claims the following events took place while she was still a young
child.
Her
father, who was associated with the CIA or other covert government
organization, took her to Austria when she was around nine years of
age to arrange for her to marry the son of a highly placed member of
the aristocracy, Gunther Russbacher, her third husband.
A little Rayelan (Darlene) as a child. |
Rayelan
provides no proof her ancestry makes any such arranged marriage even
remotely likely, if such marriages actually were then being arranged
by families covertly engaged in a centuries long breeding program, as
Rayelan claims.
How Darlene looked at age 11. |
While
it is very true children were used in programs by the CIA, only one
example being the infamous MK-Ultra experiments, Rayelan provides no
proof by any family member this was the case or that she was not a
student in local schools in Crow's Landing for the entire time of her
childhood. But her claims are persistent and the place where she says
this happened is named as one used for these purposes.
Bypassing
college, Darlene moved to San Francisco and became a shoe saleswoman.
Rayelan
Claims:
She
was trained for, and took part in, a special operation during the
Vietnam Conflict to extract Russbacher from Laos. She claims
she was told the subject for the removal was her fiance, who she
believed had died there in combat. She reports falling
out of a helicopter and being rescued herself.
No
explanation as to why she would have served any potentially useful
function in such an operation is forthcoming.
Darlene
married Roger
Kenneth Lafler when she was 19.
Her husband was 22.
The two were married Oct 8, 1967 in Stanislaus County, California.
Roger was in college when they met and went on to become a real
estate broker, License No. 00420144, State of California. He died on
June 27, 1997, having remarried and lived an unexceptional life.
Rayelan
claims:
She
was paid to snitch on fellow employees who were small time users of
pot while she was working as a shoe saleswoman in her early 20s.
Many
people engaged in this kind of activity for profit, and Rayelan did
not deny she was paid to do so. She showed no shame for
violating the trust of people who, presumably, viewed her as a
trusted friend. Rayelan's expressed pride in this supposed
activity raises other questions about her values. At no time
can you discern any position which is counter to that assumed by the
government.
She
was paid by the same covert government operation to begin a sexual
relationship with a Mexican drug lord and report on his activities.
She then claims she was going to marry him and was shocked when he
was murdered.
Again,
Rayelan showed no grief or regret for having been paid to engage in
this activity, which, presumably, an emotionally normal person would
experience if they were considering marriage.
The
couple were supposedly divorced at some point though no record is
available. Dyer died Dec 31, 1988 in Monterey.
Rayelan
Claims:
She
met multiple highly placed individuals while married to Dyer and also
met Gunther Russbacher, then using a different name.
She
was separated from her husband and had a torrid affair with an
artist.
She
became active in local Democratic politics through the suggestion and
influence of US Rep. Gary
Condit. She then claims to have become a prominent researcher on
the October Surprise.
She
says she was recommended for a position in Washington DC with Senator
Claiborne Pell, then a leading spokesman for the environmental
movement, during the summer of 1989. She variously claims the
interview did not take place, or took place and she had female
problems and had to return to California for treatment.
She
claims to have had a serious flirtation / friendship with Pell.
Because of her lack of credentials for political work it is more
likely she was being positioned to involve Pell in a sexual scandal,
which did not work.
Darlene's third marriage was to Gunther K. Russbacher. This took place in Washoe, Nevada on Aug 30, 1989. She used the name Raye Allan on the marriage license.
Darlene's third marriage was to Gunther K. Russbacher. This took place in Washoe, Nevada on Aug 30, 1989. She used the name Raye Allan on the marriage license.
Rayelan
Claims:
Russbacher was third in the line of power at the C.I.A., along with ferrying then-Vice President George Bush to Paris during the caper of the October Surprise on October 19, 1980. She appears to believe power is accrued through casual introductions or by seeing people at a distance, not by being effective at your job.
On
the Internet this view of Russbacher clashes with accusations he was
actually a conman using someone else's identity in the article,
titled, "A
Pro Con,"
published by the Chicago Tribune on March 17, 1992, written by
Michael Tackett.
The
Golden Austrian Interlude
Rayelan
claims to have been married to Gunther from August 30, 1989 until he
left her for another woman sometime in 1996. Here begins the period
when reports from parties who know Rayelan and Gunther become
available.
The Phoenix
Source is the most graphic of these. On the website you can
search for articles about Rayelan and Gunther as they claim Gunther
is about to have his coronation as Arch Duke of Austria and extract
thousands of dollars for this from supporters through the Journal.
The articles begin with strong support of the two in 1992 and then,
after copious reports of the misuse of credit cards borrowed from
readers and astounding lies the publication denounces them as frauds
and con-artists.
This
Journal is dated March
14, 1995, at the end of the coverage and nearing the end of the
Russbacher marriage.
So Gunther
Russbacher disappears into the the mist. But he remains with Rayelan
as an exciting feature which draws support to her new enterprise.
Rumor
Mill News - Early Days
Rayelan's
fourth and last marriage, to Retired Marine Major
David Lee Kooker, took place, in 1997. No record of marriage was
found. However, a DBA was registered in Santa Cruz County on June 1,
1996. The listing
is for both David Lee Kooker and Rayelan Allan Kooker and includes
Rumor Mill News, RMNEWS
AGENCY, PIGEON POINT PUBLISHING, RAYELAN ALLAN and R AND D
ENTERPRISES.
On
June 9, 1998 the URL is registered through Network Solutions.
Previous to this RMN had been a print publication. On January 25,
1999, RMN is found online
using the Way Back Machine. Here is how RMN
looked on February 25, 1999.
Rayelan,
using the name Raye Kooker, which appears in multiple locations on
the web, while living at 563
Bridge St,
Watsonville, CA 95076 before relocating to Ohio. A search for the
location of David Kooker brings up an address for him in Rome, OH of
PO Box 5007 Rome, OH 44085-0207. This was, for some years, the
address for Rumor Mill News.
Rayelan
moved to Ohio in 2010. David Kooker died in Watsonville on October
5, 2005.
As
one of the earliest online 'news' sites RMN used its connections with
elements in the CIA who were in opposition to that was going forward
to build readership.
But
the pleas for money are not published as they are today. There is a
link to donations with a plea to give and the information Rayelan
alone is supporting the enterprise on February 16, 2004.
The
first three paragraphs from the donation page reads, “Rumor
Mill News is a free web magazine! Our writers bring you information
from all parts of the planet! We are an independent, loosely
networked group of individual thinkers who all believe in one thing!
Freedom!
While many people contribute their
time and efforts in gathering and posting news, the responsibility of
paying the bills falls on one person... ME! Rayelan
Allan, the Publisher, Editor, and all around gopher for Rumor
Mill News! Needless to say, Rumor Mill News does not make enough
money for me to quit my "paying job" and devote full time
to running this incredible website! Hopefully someday it will! But
for the moment I need to rely on the kindness of readers to keep this
page up and running! Without the monthly support that our readers
give me, I could not afford to keep Rumor Mill News on the web!
There are about 50 dedicated readers who make sure that Rumor Mill News is not forgotten each month. Some send $5.00 a month, about 4 send $20.00 each month! These are the ANGELS you need to thank if you enjoy Rumor Mill News!Their generosity and dedication is truly appreciated because it keeps Rumor Mill News going each month! Thank GOD for each of them! “
At this
point Rayelan is married to David Kooker, who is retired and
receiving a pension from the military. He also paid to start the
publication.
The Obergon
Chronicles made their appearance on December
30, 2004.
A nifty,
but little used link on the menu called Rayelan's
Reading Room with her posts appears on and off in 2005. The
one appearing on October 13th 2005 does not mention her
husband's death.
David died
October 5, 2005. In the two glimpses we see between September
30, 2005 and October
13th , one day over a week after Kooker's death, there
is no mention of his loss.
But Gunther
is prominently featured as are links to the websites of 'agents.'
The Kitty donation page has not yet morphed into a constant harangue
for money.
A Ron Paul
statement is often prominently featured. The Ron Paul Revolution is
still over a year in the future, fired not by Paul but by Ernie
Hancock of Arizona, who took time off work and put up billboards
across America after Paul declared in New Hampshire at an autumn
conference the next year.
I delivered
pizzas with Ernie in 2001 while I was doing research on Michael
Emerling Cloud and the corruption in the LP in Arizona. I passed the
info on to George Phillies, who used it to good purpose, though
Emerling Cloud remains a problem.
Now, what
did Rayelan say when her mother died? December 16, 2007.
We will
never know. The section is missing. Must have been embarrassing –
or maybe it was when the Family Campground con was going on.
So,
questions to be answered. Who contributed to the Family Campground?
Send you records!
When did
Hobie (Jeff Gordon) Zapper take up work as a carny front man.
And you
will NEVER guess what we have in store for the Koch Brothers!
Visit
Kochtruths.com
and read the Truths!
Really, I
don't pick on Rayelan. I just pick on mean people who don't do the
right thing.
And here is one more picture of Rayelan, as she looks today - or did two years ago.
And here is one more picture of Rayelan, as she looks today - or did two years ago.
Rayelan Allan - The Magnificent! |
Amazing that she has never been incarcerated for theft and fraud and she can STILL find people dumb enough to donate thousands per month to her scam. Ashtabula's very own Sante Kimes Jr.
ReplyDeleteWell. Not yet. I had never heard of Sante Kimes Jr. It looks like she did some careful thinking about what happened in the early 90s and designed RMN with its own internal protections against having the con discovered. And she really does not seem to grasp that credibility can be worn out. I suspect RMN, with some exceptions, say a core of about 250 who refuse to see anything no matter what, are not long term Readers. We did some interesting polls and studies on the dynamics of organizational population shift in the late 70s early 80s for the LP and we were losing 50% of our membership every year for the same reasons. They did not like being lied to. Ours was about how money was spent mostly and promises related to funding. The LP leadership was totally untrustworthy on that. But RMN follows the same pattern.
DeleteOur core did not care what we did as long as we were on the ballot. When that started to falter they were no longer doing studies. Today, their numbers have plummeted. RMN is in that process now.
As the story goes....
DeleteAs the story goes, Sante had a long history of "short cons," including shoplifting, petty theft and forgery, starting basically from birth. By high school, she was busted for shoplifting and stole her adoptive father's credit card. Upon graduation, she married and divorced twice in quick succession and had one son, Kent, whom she apparently abandoned to his father.
After her second divorce, she continued on a steady diet of shoplifting and stealing. She later turned to prostitution and upped the ante on her thievery career to grand theft auto.
Sante then met a kindred spirit in Kenneth Kimes, a fellow con artist who already amassed a substantial fortune when they met. The pair later had a son Kenny although it is questionable whether they ever married. According to one version, Sante simply forged a marriage certificate.
In any case, the fact that the couple was already rich didn't seem to matter. They pulled scam after scam together, swindling their way across America and amassing more wealth.
Eventually, the couple was finally charged - with slavery. It seems Sante had acquired a taste for luring young girls from the streets of Mexico under the auspices of needing housework and forcing them into servitude where she would torture them.
Kenneth Kimes pled out of this one, receiving a suspended sentence and a brief stint in an alcohol rehab program. Sante did five years prison time.
Growing Up Kimes
The younger Kenny Kimes grew up in this environment, encouraged by example to lie about even the most basic things. From the beginning, Sante tool control of Kenny, even going so far as to hire playmates for him.
By all accounts, when Kenny entered college at the University of California at Santa Barbara, Sante began sleeping with her son, leaving her husband to his own devices.
Although the pair have never admitted it, those who witnessed their relationship think it is likely that Sante and Kenny Kimes had sexual intercourse and that Sante victimized her son sexually while he was growing up.
When Sante's husband died suddenly of a heart attack, she didn't tell anyone and instead covered up his death. Apparently, he hadn't updated his will. And, she wasn't included. On top of that, there was the question of whether Sante had forged the marriage certificate in the first place.
Rather than risk losing the money, Sante simply got into the habit of forging her husband's name on checks and legal documents, spending his $12 million dollar fortune.
It also seems that her prison time on slavery charges left quite an impression on Sante. So rather than risk prison, Sante apparently began killing witnesses.
In fact, Sante and her son Kenny killed several people who got in her way after the elder Kenneth's death, including David Kazdin, a former business associate of Kenneth Kimes. Kazdin apparently got understandably angry when he learned that Sante had forged his name on a $280,000 mortgage.
Sante instructed Kenny to kill Kazdin and to dispose of his body, which Kenny willingly did. A witness says that Kenny bought Sante a huge bouquet of flowers after murdering Kazdin.
Eventually, Sante enlisted her son to pick up where she and the elder Kenneth had left off, pulling cons together, swindling people and using bad checks to purchase cars and other things. They began working their way across the country and ended up in Florida, where they heard about a rich heiress in New York that ran a bed and breakfast for the wealthy.
Totally bizarre. OK Now I have to look them up. EEK! That is just too horrible. And he went to UC Santa Barbara while my niece was going there, looks like. Thank goodness they are off the street now.
DeleteIt really sounds like scamming and conning and, um, the other activities mentioned were carried out for pleasure as much as profit. I hope to have the information on the Hare Index tests soon. We are corresponding.
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