Topic: Tuesday Weld

Ken Thomas discusses an episode of the television show Route 66 starring Tuesday Weld that aired a year before the JFK assassination. The episode features a fictional town near Dallas called Kilkenny and various anagrams related to Marilyn Monroe. Thomas suggests these elements represent forecasts or synchronicities regarding the upcoming death of President John F. Kennedy.

Douglas Hawes details Jeff Turner's claims that Hollywood actress Tuesday Weld belongs to an ancient Druidic bloodline. Turner further alleged that a rival cult priestess named Christie was involved in espionage in Silicon Valley. Hawes mentions a private article titled "Christie Bitch Queen of Terror" and claims that local law enforcement confirmed some of Turner's assertions regarding an internal investigation.

Douglas Hawes presents the theory that the 1959 plane crash killing Buddy Holly, Ritchie Valens, and The Big Bopper was a Druidic sacrificial rite to inaugurate Tuesday Weld as a high priestess. The song "American Pie" by Don McLean is cited as a commemoration of this event, with lyrics allegedly confirming the occult nature of the crash. Hawes also links Weld to the death of Jane Mansfield.