CLAUDE WILLIAMS AND THE MAFIA

“And Peter and John went up into the temple, at the ninth hour of praying. And a man, that was lame from the womb of his mother, was born, and was laid each day at the gate of the temple that is said fair, to ask alms of men that entered into the temple.”
---Acts 3:2

​In 1921 Major League Baseball Commissioner Judge Mountain Landis banned eight major league players from the game for life for betting against their own team in the 1919 World Series. Claude Williams was one of them.
 
Williams was murdered by two of his teammates a year later. Charles Arnold Gandil and Charles August Reisberg drove to Aurora, Illinois, picked Williams up at his parent’s farm, and shot him in a field.
                                                                                              
The stories about William’s involvement in the Black Sox scandal are false. Williams never bet against his team. He was set up.
 
In the eight game series Williams lost thrice and his teammates threw the first two games. They gave up three errors in each outing and whiffed at the plate when they were at bat. The last game, Williams simply didn’t have it that day.
 
After the series, Gandil handed Williams $5,000 and told him it was his share of the gate for the team’s performance. He didn’t question Gandil’s story.
 
When the team was indicted in 1920, Williams remained silent. He refused to rat on his teammates, and he was stoic during the trial.
 
Williams father William sat him down after the file and told him to come clean. Williams wrote for appeals and even published an op/ed in the New York Daily Herald. He was waiting to hear back from the Commissioner Landis when Gandil and Reisberg arrived.
 
Gandil had taken out a life insurance policy on Williams through New York Whole Life. He split the payout with Reisberg with Williams after they murdered him. Gandil is still alive today. He moved to California after the murder and went into acting. He is known as Michael Rooker today.
 
A gangster named Arnold Rothstein orchestrated the Black Sox scandal. He also helped Gandil set up the $500k life insurance policy on Williams as well. Before doing so, he asked Cosa Nostra’s Nelson David Rockefeller to curse Williams.
 
When Williams was murdered, Rockefeller claimed his soul. Williams hadn’t accepted Christ into his life and his mother had. She passed away in 1953 and Williams was rebirthed thirteen years later. He is known as John Cusack today.
 
The family Williams was born into was connected to Cosa Nostra’s Detroit crime boss Anthony Giacacalone. Giandalone trained and used Williams as an international hitman.
 
Williams was trained in the martial arts by a Texas jujitsu artist named Patrick Schwartzman. A former Marine quartermaster named Lee Marvin Jr. also trained Williams in hand-to-hand combat. Williams was a natural with a gun.
 
William’s movie Grosse Point Blank was a semi-fictional account of his exploits. He wrote the script himself. The movie Say Anything was a semi-confessional tale as well.
 
Starting when he was seventeen, Williams performed contract executions for Cosa Nostra worldwide. In 1993, Williams was released from his Cosa Nostra commitment and set adrift. The weight of his assassinations ate into him, and he turned to marijuana to ease the pain.
 
His mother’s soul suffered as well. Williams’s father died in 1944 and his mother wouldn’t leave Williams to join William.
 
In January of last year William’s mother Mary did return to William. Christ sounded the Clarion Call on Thanksgiving Day of 2019 and closed the gap in September of last year. True made it through and pure are assured: Claude Williams’s parents love him dearly.

​A Psalm for David:
“Do not thou follow wicked men; nor love thou those doing wickedness.
For they shall swiftly wax dry swiftly as hay; and they shall fall down like the best plants
Trust in Christ, and do good; and inhabit thou the land, and thou shalt be fed with His riches.
Delight thou in the Christ; and He shall give to thee the askings of thine heart.
Give all thy ways to the Christ, and trust in Him; and He shall make it happen.
And He shall lead forth thy righteousness like the light, and thy judgement like the midday sun.
Be thou subject to Christ and pray thou him. Do not thou follow a man, simply because he hath prospered along his way; nor a man doing unrighteousness, or wickedness.
Cease thou from anger, and abandon taking vengeance; do not thou follow after these things, so that thou do wickedly.
For they, who do wickedly, shall be destroyed; but they who hope in Chris, shall inherit the earth.”
---Psalm 37:1-9

CHRIST RETURNITH

Author: Erik Gagnon - Managing Partner, Chi Rho Consulting