Marriott on 46

On January 12th 2010 a mysterious birthday party was announced for the late ‘Milo’ by 2-6, scheduled a week later on the 19th at 15:00pm. The party was to last 3 days at the usual, They claim to have booked rooms for anyone coming out of area, and overnight for locals. “Come hoist one for Dutch Milo”. The day before the party on the 18th of January, the html is updated again telling the guests they’ve got 38 rooms in the the Courtyard Wayne Fairfield Marriott on 46. “Shade has the key cards for locals (pick up at the party). give your travel name to the desk and that's it. no id needed since were covering the bill. keep the room service under 500, okay? the phones there are not secure. bus from the hotel leafs at 1330. car service vowchers for return trip when your ready to crash. DONT DUI!!!!.” On February 2nd 2-6 posts a party bill totalling to $94080 with the comment “you all did dutch milo proud. thanks”. They remain relatively quiet publicly but do mention a slight stabbing, likely referring to Fat Tommy and the medical charge on the bill. Although it’s highly unlikely to be linked and more so a grand coincidence for the sake of covering every theory it’s necessary to cover the events that happened in Dubai on the day of the party and attempt to explain why this case is associated with lake city quiet pills.

On January 19th 2010 one of the most intricate assassinations of the decade was set to take place when Hamas chief of logistics and weapons procurement Mahmoud al-Mabhouh, full name Mahmoud Abdel Rauf al-Mabhouh (meaning ‘the hoarse one’), travelled from Syria to Dubai for the fifth time that year, Mahmoud al Mabhouh was born in a refugee camp along the Gaza Strip on January 14th 1960, during his teenage years in the 70s he joined the Muslim brotherhood, as a young adult he had his first run in with the law resulting in a brief incarceration after his release from prison in the mid 1980s he began to associate with Hamas the organisation that petitions for a creation of a Palestinian state, considered by many to be a terrorist organisation, it has also been serving as the governing body of the Gaza Strip for over a decade. Over the next 25 years he gained rank and earned a reputation in Hamas, in particular he claimed responsibility for the 1980 kidnapping and killing of two Israeli IDF soldiers Avi Sasportas and Ilan Sa’adon, both of whom were killed in separate incidents making him one of Israel’s most wanted, this combined with his decades of Hamas service had earned him a ‘red page’ the codename for a Mossad assassination order. He was also wanted by the Egyptian and Jordanian governments, having spent 2003 in Egyptian prison. There had been two prior attempts on his life before the trip yet Mahmoud flew to Dubai unaccompanied, He was a natural target given his high stakes role in the developing relationship between Hamas and Iran’s revolutionary guards. In the early 2000s he was subject to his first assassination attempt, a car bomb, little is publicly known about this. The second was in November of 2009, also in Dubai, and significantly more sophisticated. A group of people attempted to poison Mabhouh with an unknown toxin left on fixtures in his hotel room, this attempt slipped past Mabhouh, who noticed a mysterious illness yet recovered without knowing he’d been poisoned. As he was unaware of this attempt on his life his continued without escalating his security precautions, leading him to continue at risk this made it an opportune environment to strike again. Mabhouh lived in Syria but often travelled around the Middle East conducting business for Hamas, he usually travelled with a fake name, using a fake passport and more often than not, security guards. Unbeknownst to him, after the second attempt his computer was infected with a trojan allowing remote access into Mabhouh’s travel plans, allowing them to see that in early January Mabhouh had booked a flight and hotel accommodation for two days to Dubai. This access also provided the intelligence that Mabhouh would be travelling alone, leading whoever had access to make their own travel plans. Mabhouh landed in Dubai around 15:20pm local time followed by a network of operatives both men and women alike, security was lax, given the tourist nature of the city increasing his vulnerability while allowing him and the surveillance team to move freely. He caught a cab from the airport to the Al Bustan Hotel. The operatives split up making sure to cover all bases, all arriving at hotels Mabhouh has previously stayed in across the region, on at-least two occasions they’re seen stopping into bathrooms to change clothes and wigs.

He checked in to the Al Bustan at 15:25pm and was tailed by two men wearing tennis gear and carrying tennis rackets, he requested a room with no balcony and sealed windows, making sure that the only way in was the front door. As he entered the elevator the two men joined him, as he steps out one operative waits in the elevator as his partner follows behind waiting to confirm Mabhouh’s room number, room 230. At this point they begin communicating with the other operatives in the area, confirming his location and agreeing to meet at the correct hotel. Upon learning the room number a phone call is made from a business centre of a nearby hotel by the assumed name Peter Elvinger who books the opposite room, 237 at 15:51pm. At 16:23 Mabhouh would leave his room to go to shopping nearby, and it’s here when security footage of his whereabouts becomes patchy although it’s rumoured he was meeting up with local contacts, this is not confirmed. While Mabhouh was out shopping the operatives gathered in the next room worked to hack the electronic lock on his door without being noticed, while unlocking the door they’re caught on camera as one operative attempts to distract a nearby hotel guest and the other gains access to the room.

Mabhouh would return to his room at 8:24pm and enter his room with no suspicion, the door seemed to unlock as usual so he enters unaware of the group of people already inside. As he entered his room he was injected with a fast acting muscle relaxant called succinylcholine, keeping him conscious yet unable to fight back despite his attempts too as police would later note. He was electrocuted and finally killed via suffocation with a pillow. Roughly 20 minutes later the operatives began leaving the hotel one by one, within hours almost all of these men and women have left the country, getting on flights to locations around the globe including Frankfurt, Zurich, Bangkok, Rome, Paris, Doha & Johannesburg. Around the same time the assassins were leaving the room, he missed a phone call from his wife but his body would not be discovered for a further 12 hours. On January 20th 2010, room service would be stumped to find the door locked from the inside, including the chain making the death appear natural leaving the operatives extra time to escape as an autopsy would be required to confirm foul play. Thanks to security cameras Dubai officials were able to map the movement of these operatives uncovering that all of these people numbering anywhere from 18 to 28 had entered Dubai on the 19th and left within hours of the killing, however this was not their first trip to Dubai, almost all of them had made previous trips in the the months prior visits that likely severed as dry runs giving the operatives an opportunity to scope out the area and gain familiarity with moving around the city. These operatives had been using fake western passports coming from the UK, Ireland, Australia, France & Germany. In addition several of these operatives on the ground had made phone calls to a number in Austria who could have been acting as a coordinator, while most operatives paid in cash to reduce their trace some used pre paid payoneer cards, these credit cards had been branded in the US, but it was rumoured that the CEO of payoneer had direct ties to Israeli intelligence. The US refused to cooperate with the UAE, refusing to share the cardholder details of the payoneer cards. “Employees at Payoneer are still trying to understand what hit them: the Israeli startup company has faced a wave of unwanted publicity after Dubai police claimed that suspects in the assassination of Hamas commander Mahmoud al-Mabhouh used its credit card technology” -haaretz.

In February of 2010 Dubai’s police chief would publicly say that he was 99% sure this operation was ordered by Mossad who had long wanted justice and revenge on Mabhouh, Israel didn’t deny the allegations only attempted to muddy the waters. Israel’s foreign minister stated that international press was watching “too many James Bond movies” yet this didn’t stop several nations from vilifying these actions, adding a total of 18 operatives to interpol’s most wanted list in late February, pictures of 11 of these operatives were distributed by Interpol, unfortunately as they had all been using fraudulent passports their true identities remain anonymous to this day. These events lead to international condemnation when it was announced by the UK’s foreign office that the passports used had been fake. The French foreign affairs ministry claimed the same, this lead Ireland’s department of foreign affairs to criticise the national of Israel, in the opinion of Irish officials, Israel helped create and distribute these fraudulent passports. This heightened tensions, only escalating later that year when Australia’s foreign minister Steven Smith summoned the Israeli ambassador to explain this incident, later announcing publicly that Australia would cease operations with Israeli intelligence, in the process expelling an Israeli diplomat.The AOHR suggested that that the UAE authorities have been negligent in this case, allowing suspects to vanish and wasting a opportunity to arrest a defendant. The suspect named as “Brodsky”, was arrested in Poland on June 4th 2010, Germany requested his extradition. Throughout the procedures, which lasted two months, the UAE did not take any action or submit a request for extradition. Brodsky was extradited to Germany on August 11th 2010, 2 days later on the 13th a Judge in Cologne released Brodsky on bail, “The arrest warrant was suspended after an agreement was reached between the court and the Prosecutor’s Office,” explained Rainer Wolf, the spokesman of the Public Prosecutor’s Office. He confirmed that Brodsky could have returned to Israel. The organisation believes that this was a strange response on the part of the UAE, given that it did act and put pressure on the Indonesian government to hand over the Emirati dissident Abdul Rahman Khalifa Bin Subaih Al-Suwaidi, and sent a private jet to take immediate physical custody of him. The UAE later sentenced him to ten years in prison.

Sources:

-To Israel, I am stained with blood. An interview with Mahmoud al-Mabhouh.

-Slain Hamas Operative Was Drugged, Dubai Police Say.

-Two arrested for assassination of Mahmoud Al-Mabhouh are living freely in the UAE.

-Security camera footage.

-Dubai police chief on Hamas assassination.

-INTERPOL issues Red Notices to assist in identification of 11 Dubai murder suspects.

-Interpol wanted notices for Dubai Hamas assassins.

-The Dubai Operation: Mossad, Murderer & Mayhem in the Desert.

-Prisoner X.

-Israeli agents accused of drug suffocation.