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I've read TFTM by Brice Taylor and was curious of everyone's thoughts on here. I'm new here, sorry if it's been done before. What are parts of the book that stuck out to you? And most importantly, do you believe her story or not?
Im in the camp of "yes its true". I've read it front to back, all 38 chapters, and would like to share a few of the findings/connections I tried to discover, even if they aren't much.
First, her dad- Calvin Charles Eckhart. She mentioned him torturing her, shooting her in porngraphy, beating her, shocking her, drowning her etc and multiple other abuses. She stated he was a welder. Couldn't find much info on him other than an insignificant obit column from LATIMES, which states "Eckhart, Calvin C., 86, of Agoura Hills, retired welder for Eckhart’s Welding. Aftercare California Cremation and Burial Society, North Hollywood". Article link-https://www.latimes.com/archives/la-xpm-1996-04-30-me-64110-story.html.
Next, "Uncle Charlie" (Charles Lilley Horn) She credits him as introducing her to Henry Kissinger, and also selling her to Bob Hope. He was president of the Federal Cartridge Company, and was a freemason. Also was tied to USC, which also was the school her husband got into for dentistry.
"Uncle Charlie" just looks freaky. Pure evil.
Kauai Island in Hawaii was the last big area of prostitution for Brice Taylor and her daughter. This took place sometime in the early 90s. Some of the celebrities Brice and/or her daughter were prostituted to (Charlton Heston, Kareem Abdul-Jabbar, Sylvester Stallone, Ronald Reagan, etc).
Whats interesting is Kareem Abdul-Jabbar actually purchased a property on Kauai in 1986. https://www.google.com/amp/s/www.businessinsider.com/kareem-abdul-jabbars-hawaiian-mansion-2014-9?amp.
I had quite a few more findings, but felt it was all too much to add...
Let me know your thoughts, and also your thoughts on the book (certain parts that disturbed you, celebrities/politicians that suprised you etc), and also whether you believe her story or not. The chapter that got me was Viva Las Vegas, where she talked about Frank Sinatra (if you read it, you know how bad it was).
Thx, or is it thx 4 the memories?
I figured I would post this as it's relevant to the entertainment scene and what they do.
Im in the camp of "yes its true". I've read it front to back, all 38 chapters, and would like to share a few of the findings/connections I tried to discover, even if they aren't much.
First, her dad- Calvin Charles Eckhart. She mentioned him torturing her, shooting her in porngraphy, beating her, shocking her, drowning her etc and multiple other abuses. She stated he was a welder. Couldn't find much info on him other than an insignificant obit column from LATIMES, which states "Eckhart, Calvin C., 86, of Agoura Hills, retired welder for Eckhart’s Welding. Aftercare California Cremation and Burial Society, North Hollywood". Article link-https://www.latimes.com/archives/la-xpm-1996-04-30-me-64110-story.html.
Next, "Uncle Charlie" (Charles Lilley Horn) She credits him as introducing her to Henry Kissinger, and also selling her to Bob Hope. He was president of the Federal Cartridge Company, and was a freemason. Also was tied to USC, which also was the school her husband got into for dentistry.
"Uncle Charlie" just looks freaky. Pure evil.
Kauai Island in Hawaii was the last big area of prostitution for Brice Taylor and her daughter. This took place sometime in the early 90s. Some of the celebrities Brice and/or her daughter were prostituted to (Charlton Heston, Kareem Abdul-Jabbar, Sylvester Stallone, Ronald Reagan, etc).
Whats interesting is Kareem Abdul-Jabbar actually purchased a property on Kauai in 1986. https://www.google.com/amp/s/www.businessinsider.com/kareem-abdul-jabbars-hawaiian-mansion-2014-9?amp.
I had quite a few more findings, but felt it was all too much to add...
Let me know your thoughts, and also your thoughts on the book (certain parts that disturbed you, celebrities/politicians that suprised you etc), and also whether you believe her story or not. The chapter that got me was Viva Las Vegas, where she talked about Frank Sinatra (if you read it, you know how bad it was).
Thx, or is it thx 4 the memories?
I figured I would post this as it's relevant to the entertainment scene and what they do.