The Secret History of Twin Peak - Mark Frost

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*8* RENAULT AND JENNINGS Two final loose ends tie up this section. Jean Renault, the Canadian criminal kingpin, was gunned down in an FBI shootout--on American soil, outside of Twin Peaks--during an FBI-DEA joint sting operation involving narcotics that also involved local thug Hank Jennings. Agent Cooper himself took Renault out while under fire himself. 1 Hank Jennings was then pulled in for parole violations that, in addition to international drug trafficking, also included assault and attempted murder. He pleaded guilty again and went off to serve a 25-year stretch in the state pen at Walla Walla. 2 * Hank Jennings’s last day at the RR
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THE SECRET HISTORY of TWIN PEAKS
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INTEROFFICE MEMORANDUM DATE: 8-4-20
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FEDERAL BUREAU OF INVESTIGATION Phi
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It appears well-worn, suggesting it
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THE DOSSIER
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*I* EXCERPT FROM THE EXPEDITION JOU
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*2* EXCERPT FROM THE EXPEDITION JOU
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*3* EXCERPT FROM A LETTER WRITTEN B
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1 This entire letter remains proble
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ARCHIVIST’S NOTE The principals o
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*5* THE MISSOURI GAZETTE, SEPTEMBER
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*6* FINDINGS OF AN INQUIRY CONDUCTE
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*LEWIS’S LAST NIGHT On the evenin
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Jefferson published a public statem
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lifetime, it finally came to light
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* Meriwether Lewis’s bloodied Mas
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*OFFICIAL INQUIRIES INTO LEWIS’S
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also voted to erect a monument over
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* (L) Meriwether Lewis (R) The trai
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This much is fact: Chief Sheheke-sh
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ancient road known as the Natchez T
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2 The Nez Perce had never before be
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*3* DISPATCH FROM GENERAL OLIVER HO
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*5* CHIEF JOSEPH’S SPEECH AT THE
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*6* STATEMENT BY GENERAL HOWARD’S
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*7* SPEECH MADE BY CHIEF JOSEPH IN
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*IN CONCLUSION Joseph’s mysteriou
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THE BURIAL PLACE OF “LIVER-EATING
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*** THE TOWN OF T W I N P E A K S :
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-- Still got stores fer three weeks
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Looks like a bird, maybe, but who k
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ARCHIVIST’S NOTE This journal was
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3 Another indication that the Archi
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* The Night of the Burning River; m
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*4* PRIVATE DIARY ENTRY ANDY PACKAR
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But now, after what we’d witnesse
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If that is indeed the case, Douglas
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ARCHIVIST’S NOTE Occurring less t
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ARCHIVIST’S NOTE The presence of
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coming out of space from another pl
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*3* OTHER SEATTLE SIGHTINGS It is w
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That same day, a local stringer in
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*** CRISMAN’S LETTER TO AMAZING S
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KENNETH ARNOLD IN TACOMA I received
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and Lieutenant Brown had caught fir
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ARCHIVIST’S NOTE Young Charles Da
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Before leaving town, they had arran
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into the cockpit. There I discovere
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*7* HAROLD DAHL Harold Dahl moved a
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and was questioned about relationsh
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2 Just an opinion: If it was all a
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*10* THE CRASH OF THE B-25 An exten
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*12* PAUL LANTZ This tragically tur
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1 If an autopsy was performed on Pa
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contamination to the area’s groun
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Northwest similarly have been a cov
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1 Milford was working for Project S
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A lot to unpack here: First of all,
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ARCHIVIST’S NOTE No other local e
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ARCHIVIST’S NOTE So Douglas Milfo
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*THE SECOND CHILD After two years o
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1 When Major Milford writes how thi
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2 Okay, I have found literally doze
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1 Verified. I can also confirm that
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ONE OUR TALE BEGINS when three fami
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The Hornes, on the wings of these r
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Who said true love only happens in
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*2* CATHERINE AND PETE MARTELL By t
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The two siblings--and “third whee
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“teach” her tennis. How to hand
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evening. He was also sufficiently s
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Because so little evidence remained
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A few in the crowd that night grumb
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Page 234: *7* RECENT DEVELOPMENTS TWIN PEAKS
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PRESIDENT NIXON: Have the car broug
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But what lingered longer than the p
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July 24, 1974, 8:30 PM, PDT ME: Hel
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I’m told there’s more than one
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leader” moment in American histor
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*** THE SEARCH FOR INTELLIGENT LIFE
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ARCHIVIST’S NOTE The first thing
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3 I can verify that this letter is
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3 1 The same location where Margare
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*3* LAURA PALMER The “dark age”
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Renault who’d harmed his daughter
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indict society, distance ourselves
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ARCHIVIST’S NOTE Less than a week
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FBI’s Philadelphia office. I ran
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* Mayor Dwayne Milford, 1989 For ev
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* Doug’s and Lana’s wedding
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* The widow Milford Per the instruc
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* My faithful Corona MILFORD: The u
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BRIGGS: In what way? MILFORD: The t
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ARCHIVIST’S NOTE He began by rela
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1 There it is. We’ve found our Ar
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it. He held no illusions this young
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If I hadn’t so recently experienc
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As soon as I could manage, I wanted
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FEDERAL BUREAU OF INVESTIGATION Phi
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Thank you for buying this Flatiron
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GRATEFUL ACKNOWLEDGMENT TO Bob Mill
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