Marcus Warrick Demian a/k/a Bernard Schloss

THE MANUSCRIPT MARCUS DEMIAN SAID DIDN'T EXIST...DOES EXIST!

UPDATE

QUOTE JIM:

"...When he was 73 years old, Marcus Demian wrote a 400 page manuscript portraying himself as a hero and portrays his children as insignificant and inadequate with himself being the only one who brings value to the situation. At first Marcus published on the web and in letters he sent to 'others' a categorical denial that such a manuscript existed in which he describes a character based on Oma Hamou and the hero of his book, himself, killing her. He outlines point by point with great relish almost to the extent of 'mustard and onions too, of how he kills her character and in general how he murders a Judge and everyone else. When his character gets caught a jury comes back with a verdict of a justifiable homicide. It would be a stretch to look at this manuscript as a fictional account; it's the detailing of the functioning of a mind of a dangerous sociopath and many of the horrific acts of violence detailed in the manuscript he pretty much committed in real life already. Although nobody died except for an unborn child it's certainly not his fault that the mother of his two children didn't die when he had her stabbed or when he had Oma on the ground at execution style and fired a gun at her, no it's not his fault these two ladies didn't die. One thing is for certain Marcus Demian's 400 page manuscript cannot be dismissed as fiction. Tying this in with Bob Atchison & Rob Moshein saga and their hatred for Oma there is substantial documentation proving those two knew what a danger this man is to her yet they either ignored it or more probably desired the danger to Oma by supporting his anger against her. These two knew that Marcus Demian was accused of being a pedophile and wife abuser yet they proceeded to facilitate his dangerous tendencies. I personally hope the law sees that these three despicable human beings get their just punishment..."

Source: http://alexanderpalaceobsession.blogspot.com/2007/07/gospel-sunday-by-marcus-demian.html