Whitney Houston FBI files released

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Those arent FBI files, outside their jurisdiction. Terrorism info falls into the jurisdiction of secret service and CIA. Ask them... bet they have the bin laden 411. Bobby said in 2006 that he was warned by the secret service to beef up security because according to Kola Boof's book on bin laden he wanted whitney as one of his wives and Bobby knocked off. Kola said herself the media blew it all up from a single stupid paragraph in her book. It's true... it was a single paragraph in her book. Kola is a big whitney fan. She used to defend her all the time on twitter when she was alive. She also appeared at her listening parties for ILTY cd back in 2009. She said she met whitney upfront one to one at the LA listening party, had a feeling she might be high but didnt say anything but kept it to herself as it was just her opinion. I used to chat in private dm's with her on twitter back then. She was always straight up, black and white, no lie. Totally different than her wacked out comments to the public on her official twitter account.

Bin Laden Mistress Kola Boof: Osama was Infatuated with Whitney Houston, Plotted to Murder Bobby Brown

Bin Laden Mistress Kola Boof: Osama was Infatuated with Whitney Houston, Plotted to Murder Bobby Brown | Moral Low Ground

FEBRUARY 15, 2012 by BRETT WILKINS in ARTS & ENTERTAINMENT, MIDDLE EAST, RACISM & DISCRIMINATION, WAR ON TERROR

Osama bin Laden, it seems, had quite the crush on Whitney Houston. The late al-Qaeda leader’s infatuation with the late superstar singer knew no bounds: according to a former bin Laden mistress, the terror chief even plotted to murder Bobby Brown.

These revelations aren’t new; they first surfaced back in a 2006 autobiography by former bin Laden mistress (she says she was a “sex slave”) Kola Boof.

According to Mail Online, Boof’s book claims that bin Laden even dreamed of marrying Houston, despite his rabid racism against blacks. Boof, it should be noted, is also black.

“He said that he had a paramount desire for Whitney Houston, and although he claimed music was evil, he spoke of someday spending vast amounts of money to go to America and try to arrange a meeting with the superstar,” Boof wrote.

“It didn’t seem impossible to me. He said he wanted to give Whitney Houston a mansion that he owned in a suburb of Khartoum. He explained to me that to possess Whitney he would be willing to break his color rule and make her one of his wives.

“I tried to hide my outrage at his racist remarks, but it would come to pass that for the entire time that I would be trapped in his palm, Whitney Houston’s was the one name that would be mentioned constantly.

“How beautiful she is, what a nice smile she has, how truly Islamic she is but is just brainwashed by American culture and her husband—Bobby Brown, whom Osama talked about having killed, as if it were normal to have women’s husbands killed.

“In his briefcase I would come across photographs of the star, as well as copies of Playboy, but nobody in the West believes me when I tell them this. It’s like they have this totally bogus image of Osama bin Laden.

“Anyway, it would soon come to the point where I was sick of hearing Whitney Houston’s name.”

Bin Laden is also said to have been a massive hypocrite, enjoying drugs, partying and Western music.

“He would humiliate me by making me dance naked. It was such a strange thing, because for the most part he believed music was evil. If a guest at the estate played music, he would cover his ears until the ‘poison’ was silenced,” Boof wrote.

“But other times he would become this devout party boy who wanted to hear Van Halen or some B-52′s. To this day I hear the song “Rock Lobster” in my sleep.

“I would be jerking around like a white girl—’Dance like a Caucasoid girl!’ he would say—and his eyes would track me from one side of the terrace to the other. ‘Your ass is too big, show me the front,’ he said.

“Osama, you understand, did not know the difference between being vicious and being tender.”

Boof also says bin Laden loved to smoke weed.

“He smoked a little marijuana from a gold hookah,” she said.

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“I would be jerking around like a white girl—’Dance like a Caucasoid girl!’ he would say—and his eyes would track me from one side of the terrace to the other. ‘Your ass is too big, show me the front,’ he said.

Looks like a kid wrote those letters

The FBI needs to get an investigation going into Pat and all the money she diverted to herself as whitney's manager.

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IKR! Before I opened the thread I was thinking "They finally got Pat".

This is sad nevertheless. Whitney had to deal with so much while she was alive. On the outside looking in, you tend to think that a person has everything because they are rich and famous, never realizing what that person has to go through behind the scene. I'm so glad that she is now at peace.

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This just came across the news this morning. So things from The Bodyguard basically really happened. Poor Nippy.
Heres the story from USA Today

The FBI, in answer to Freedom of Information Act requests, has released files on Whitney Houston.

Among the 128 pages of documents are several fan letters and FBI paperwork regarding an extortion case that eventually was closed without anyone being prosecuted. But it does appear that Houston paid off the person who was demanding hush money.

In 1992 a letter, marked "extortion" by the FBI, was sent to Houston's New Jersey offices of Nippy Inc., in which a woman demanded that unless Houston paid $100,000, "certain details" of her "private life" would be revealed. A later letter upped the ante to $250,000 and claims to have "intimate details" of Houston's "romantic relationships."

The FBI interviewed Houston, two lawyers and her father, John Houston. The singer tells agents she considered the woman "a friend" and "did discuss personal things" with her.

It appears from the documents that Houston's father next sends the person a confidentiality agreement along with a sum of money (the amount is blacked out in FBI documents) and the case was closed soon after.

The fan mail, from a male writer whose name is not included but is postmarked from Vermont, professes profound adoration for the singer. A review of one, however, caught the eye of the FBI as the agency determined the writer "might hurt someone with some crazy idea and not realize how stupid an idea it was until after it was done."

Among the contents, the fan wrote: "Miss Whitney, you are just so pretty and so beautiful. I just cannot stop thinking about you. Many times when I think about you I will start to shake..... I really and truly am in love with you."

And in another letter: "Over the past 17 months, I have sent ... 66 letters to Miss Whitney. ... I have been to 9 of Miss Whitney's concerts and I have tried to give her flowers twice at the concerts. ... When I first fell in love with Miss Whitney Houston I tried to ignore what I felt towards her. After 5 months I had to do something so I started writing letters. I have tried to stop writing the letters and to give up twice but after a few weeks I had to start writing again."

The writer goes on to say that getting no response from Houston was frustrating. "I have gotten mad at her a few times. ... it scares me that I might come up with some crazy or stupid or really dumb idea that might be as bad or even worse than that... I might hurt someone with some crazy idea."

Later, he wrote: "Miss Whitney, why can't you respond to my 70 plus letters? ... You probably think I'm crazy. Well, (maybe) I am. I just can't give up. I have to keep trying. I really am in love with you."

The FBI marked one 1988 letter as possible "extortion" as the letter included a line about the writer making his love known for Houston publicly in the National Enquirer or on The Phil Donahue Show. According to the FBI report, agents interviewed the writer at his small, cluttered one-room apartment and determined: "He believed this 'crazy idea' would have hurt Houston's reputation so he did not follow through on it." Based on those facts, and that he didn't intend to physically harm Houston, the FBI concluded that it did not constitute a violation of federal law.

And in one other case, investigators flew to Brussels to track down a Dutch fan who claimed to have sent tapes to Houston. He accused her of performing his music. In 1999, the FBI wrote that the fan "pledged there would be no further attempts on his part to communicate in any way with Houston."

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already posted

Of course they would... those dirty lil bastards.

Hmmm..... That Vermont one looks interesting.... Do you know if there is a link???

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