William Colby (The conspiracy death of a former CIA Director)

William Colby was the Director of Central Intelligence (DCI) from 1973 to 1976, serving under President Nixon and President Ford.  Colby was instrumental in the release of the “Family Jewels,” which revealed illegal activities and misconduct that took place between the 1950′s-1970′s during the CIA’S developmental stages.  Two of the biggest illegal activities would become known as “Project Mockingbird,” a propaganda platform that infiltrated mainstream media with false stories/exaggerated reports and “Operation Phoenix,” an assassination program during the Vietnam War with a body count of 40,000 + casualties.

Not only was William Colby a “different” kind of CIA Director; he exhibited traces of revealing more truth through his work after leaving the CIA.  After the Cold War, Colby insisted that half of the Pentagons budget be redirected to social and education programs, of course, this never manifested.  He established a law firm Colby, Miller & Hanes, which focused on legislative issues for the public; Colby’s experience within international affairs was a valued asset.

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