Full service suicide.
It seems that The Grove Mall is taking a tip from Fox news.
COVER-UP and only report happy news.
This week a man drove into the parking stucture and used the valet service to park his car. Instead of grabbing a latte he proceeded to the 8th floor of the parking stucture and lept to his death.
No news. No sirens. No microwave truck with 3rd tier news reporter. Nothing. Just a simple body removal. They treated this as if the restroom had flooded. GAP customers bought Khakis while a man lay broken on the pavement a few yards away.
A source at the mall says this isn't the first time. While I have been a trifle bit gullible the past few days I know this incident to be true.
Yet I cannot find one single article on it. What else goes on there? I admit for a mall it seems virtually crime free. I should say I've never heard of anything happpining there that was not a spectacular show based around buying more white man crap.
Who is the Devil covering up these events? How can one be so powerful as to not have the death of a man broadcast on a radio scanner that NEWS trucks monitor? After all, C.B.S. is right next door. How do they keep this from the neighbors? What kind of a person would have the power to use city workers to cover up a tragic event like this? Who would profit from keeping the horrible truth from reaching the public?
Perhaps the answer lies in the with the creator/owner of The Grove Mall, Mr. Rick Caruso. Just a peak at his resume will give you a hint at what type of person could do just that.
Lets look at his resume' and his affiliations:
As L.A. Business Journal's "Developer of the Year," the past President of the Police Commission for the City of Los Angeles, Conejo Valley's "Man of the Year," and the youngest Commissioner for the Los Angeles Department of Water and Power (DWP) in the city's history, Rick Caruso has earned his reputation as an extraordinary businessman and a compassionate member of the community.
Before entering the real estate development industry, Mr. Caruso was "Of Counsel" to one of the country's largest law firms as a member of the corporate finance department until 1988.
Mr. Caruso received a Bachelor of Science Degree with honors from the University of Southern California in 1980, and graduated from Pepperdine University School of Law in 1983 with his Juris Doctor degree. During his law school career, Mr. Caruso was designated a Brock Scholar. In 1995, he was recognized as the Alumnus of the Year from Pepperdine School of Law.
Mr. Caruso has lectured on real estate issues at the Kennedy School of Public Administration at Harvard University, the University of Southern California School of Policy, Planning, and Development, and the Pacific Resources 1997 Conference.
He has guest lectured at the Lusk Center for Real Estate Development at the University of Southern California, and the Urban Land Institute. He participates annually as a guest panelist for the International Council of Shopping Centers (ICSC). He is also a member of the Urban Land Institute and International Council of Shopping Centers.
Mr. Caruso's commitment to developing high-quality retail centers that push the bounds of the industry has earned him numerous awards, including:
HUMANITARIAN OF THE YEAR (2001)
House Ear Institute
ICSC'S 24TH INTERNATIONAL DESIGN & DEVELOPMENT AWARD (2000)
Innovative Design & Construction of a New Project for the Commons at Calabasas
URBAN LAND INSTITUTE AWARD OF EXCELLENCE (1999)
The Commons at Calabasas
HUMANITARIAN OF THE YEAR (1999)
National Conference for Community and Justice
SHELDON W. ANDELSON AWARD (1999)
"Building Beautiful Places that Enhance our Communities"
ICSC'S 22ND INTERNATIONAL DESIGN & DEVELOPMENT AWARD, INNOVATIVE DESIGN & CONSTRUCTION OF A NEW PROJECT (1998)
The Promenade at Westlake
MAN OF THE YEAR (1997)
Conejo Valley Chamber of Commerce
GOLD NUGGET GRAND AWARD (1997)
Best Commercial Project for Retail; Promenade at Westlake
DEVELOPER OF THE YEAR (1996)
L. A. Business Journal
Mr. Caruso is actively involved in numerous community organizations and is a member of the following:
Board of Councilors, University of Southern California School of Policy, Planning and Development
Board of Governors, L.A. Children's Museum
Board of Directors, California Medical Center Foundation
Pepperdine School of Law Board of Visitors
National Institute of Transplantation
Saint John’s Hospital
He is a dangerous man folks.
Rick "The Silencer" Caruso.
The man behind the creation of The Grove Mall seen with Santa.
COVER-UP and only report happy news.
This week a man drove into the parking stucture and used the valet service to park his car. Instead of grabbing a latte he proceeded to the 8th floor of the parking stucture and lept to his death.
No news. No sirens. No microwave truck with 3rd tier news reporter. Nothing. Just a simple body removal. They treated this as if the restroom had flooded. GAP customers bought Khakis while a man lay broken on the pavement a few yards away.
A source at the mall says this isn't the first time. While I have been a trifle bit gullible the past few days I know this incident to be true.
Yet I cannot find one single article on it. What else goes on there? I admit for a mall it seems virtually crime free. I should say I've never heard of anything happpining there that was not a spectacular show based around buying more white man crap.
Who is the Devil covering up these events? How can one be so powerful as to not have the death of a man broadcast on a radio scanner that NEWS trucks monitor? After all, C.B.S. is right next door. How do they keep this from the neighbors? What kind of a person would have the power to use city workers to cover up a tragic event like this? Who would profit from keeping the horrible truth from reaching the public?
Perhaps the answer lies in the with the creator/owner of The Grove Mall, Mr. Rick Caruso. Just a peak at his resume will give you a hint at what type of person could do just that.
Lets look at his resume' and his affiliations:
As L.A. Business Journal's "Developer of the Year," the past President of the Police Commission for the City of Los Angeles, Conejo Valley's "Man of the Year," and the youngest Commissioner for the Los Angeles Department of Water and Power (DWP) in the city's history, Rick Caruso has earned his reputation as an extraordinary businessman and a compassionate member of the community.
Before entering the real estate development industry, Mr. Caruso was "Of Counsel" to one of the country's largest law firms as a member of the corporate finance department until 1988.
Mr. Caruso received a Bachelor of Science Degree with honors from the University of Southern California in 1980, and graduated from Pepperdine University School of Law in 1983 with his Juris Doctor degree. During his law school career, Mr. Caruso was designated a Brock Scholar. In 1995, he was recognized as the Alumnus of the Year from Pepperdine School of Law.
Mr. Caruso has lectured on real estate issues at the Kennedy School of Public Administration at Harvard University, the University of Southern California School of Policy, Planning, and Development, and the Pacific Resources 1997 Conference.
He has guest lectured at the Lusk Center for Real Estate Development at the University of Southern California, and the Urban Land Institute. He participates annually as a guest panelist for the International Council of Shopping Centers (ICSC). He is also a member of the Urban Land Institute and International Council of Shopping Centers.
Mr. Caruso's commitment to developing high-quality retail centers that push the bounds of the industry has earned him numerous awards, including:
HUMANITARIAN OF THE YEAR (2001)
House Ear Institute
ICSC'S 24TH INTERNATIONAL DESIGN & DEVELOPMENT AWARD (2000)
Innovative Design & Construction of a New Project for the Commons at Calabasas
URBAN LAND INSTITUTE AWARD OF EXCELLENCE (1999)
The Commons at Calabasas
HUMANITARIAN OF THE YEAR (1999)
National Conference for Community and Justice
SHELDON W. ANDELSON AWARD (1999)
"Building Beautiful Places that Enhance our Communities"
ICSC'S 22ND INTERNATIONAL DESIGN & DEVELOPMENT AWARD, INNOVATIVE DESIGN & CONSTRUCTION OF A NEW PROJECT (1998)
The Promenade at Westlake
MAN OF THE YEAR (1997)
Conejo Valley Chamber of Commerce
GOLD NUGGET GRAND AWARD (1997)
Best Commercial Project for Retail; Promenade at Westlake
DEVELOPER OF THE YEAR (1996)
L. A. Business Journal
Mr. Caruso is actively involved in numerous community organizations and is a member of the following:
Board of Councilors, University of Southern California School of Policy, Planning and Development
Board of Governors, L.A. Children's Museum
Board of Directors, California Medical Center Foundation
Pepperdine School of Law Board of Visitors
National Institute of Transplantation
Saint John’s Hospital
He is a dangerous man folks.
Rick "The Silencer" Caruso.
The man behind the creation of The Grove Mall seen with Santa.
posted by Gavin Elster at 10:08 PM
3 Comments:
Clearly the face of evil.
... AND THAT MAN WITH SANTA IS KINDA SCARY TOO.
No Sangroncito it is the new mall just behind Farmers Market at 3rd and Fairfax.
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