Gaby Horowitz

[Tilman Hausherr]

If anyone knew Gaby Horovitz (Mr.), a professional gambler and possibly
a scientologist, look up alt.fan.marcia-clark and/or contact
Syne...@inter.net.il (his therapist).

Tilman

[Tom Klemesrud]

Tilman Hausherr (til...@xenu.com) wrote:
: If anyone knew Gaby Horovitz (Mr.), a professional gambler and possibly

: a scientologist, look up alt.fan.marcia-clark and/or contact
: Syne...@inter.net.il (his therapist).

: Tilman

It was said that Marcia worked her way through college, using the
backgammon hustler to finance her Southwestern University Law Schooling.
Marcia dump him in 1980 a year after graduating from law school, and
after Horowitz was banned from many Los Angeles backgammon clubs, for
cheating. She married Gordon Clark October 7, 1980--four months before
her California divorce from Horowitz became final on February 3, 1981.

Los Angeles DA's Office spokeswoman Sandi Gibbons said Marcia got a
divorce in Tijuana Mexico prior to marrying Clark, the Enquirer reported
in its August 2, 1994 edition.

Horowitz--her first husband--gambled with John Birch Society member John
Wayne, and Lucille Ball. He played at a private club named "Pips" where
celebrities and others "like Dean Martin, Hugh Hefner, Jim Brown--and
O.J. Simpson--would play at the top private Los Angeles Backgammon club.

Horowitz hustled in backgammon. He was Marcia Clark's first husband,
and met with a tragic accident--a mistaken bullet to the head made him
an invalid--an accident remarkably resembling the cult religious ritual
"Auditing technique R2-45."

*"Horowitz's shady career came to a violent end when he was shot in the
head by his best friend, and wound up in a coma.

*"Marcia's second husband was a high-ranking member of the controversial
Scientology cult and tied the knot with him in a Scientology ceremony..."

Clark was married to her second husband, Scientologist Gordon Clark by
the Scientology Minister, Bruce Roman.

"'Gaby [Horowitz] and his good friend [Bruce] Roman--both gun collectors
were examining a Colt .45 at Roman's house and the gun went off while still
in the holster,' [April 14, 1989] said [Danny] Kleinman."

Kleinman authored 12 books on backgammon and knew Marcia Clark and
Horowitz.

"'The bullet entered Gaby's forehead where it fragmented and several
fragments remain lodged in his brain. I learned this from Gaby's mother,
who told me Roman had shot her son.'

"Horowitz was in a coma for a time after the shooting.

"Roman was arrested on suspicion of attempted murder but the shooting was
later ruled an accident... Horowitz is whellchair-bound and now being cared
for by his mother Clara.

"Neighbors of the two in Palm Springs, Calif., say they recently moved
back to Israel...."

OJ Simpson TV spin doctors and the cult:

1) Marcia Clark, cult associate, 2) legal analyst Greta Susteren, a
Scientologist, on CNN, 3) the attorney who represented the BBS
blood-smearing woman, demanding Dennis Erlich's disconnection from the
Internet, in Superior court--at the request of Scientology Attorney
Elliot Abelson--the ESPN Simpson legal analyst Don Wager, (the first
to declare that OJ would be convicted of two counts of murder); 4)
tracing a $100.00 donation check written to the Scientology-sued
support.com BBS received from the Scientology front "Concerned
Businessman's Association of America", led from a closed down Marina Del
Rey business address to an apartment in Glendale, California frequented
by a "Manuel Medrano." I don't know if this is the same KNBC-TV OJ
Simpson legal commentator, "Manny Medrano".

It was KNBC-TV that received the inside leaked story of evidence of blood
on a sock--that a KNBC-TV reporter broke, then invoked the California
reporters's shield law to conceal the source of the high level leak.

Interesting.

Tom Klemesrud SP6
KoX