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I Have Details- Concerning Dave Burgess- the World President i have details- concerning dave burgess- the world president & brothel owner of the hells angel on trial for child pornography- and want to take the witness stand to testify against him. i also have been trying to gather proof about dave burgess and troy regas child pornography ring since 1994 and i have information that shows that dave burgess is not the only one who is involved with the hundreds and hundreds and hundreds of pictures of children being sexually abused that was found in dave burgess computer-- i have been searching for proof since 1994 when i used to work at the mustang ranch (brothel in 1994- i walked over by the bridge where dave burgess old bridge brothel is located next to the old mustang ranch and discovered a child pornography magazine laying next to the water by the bridge and i was appalled--- i regret that i didn't take the magazine and keep it for proof-- because when i saw it i was so much horrified and shocked that i threw it in the river and ran away as fast as i could, crying uncontrollably and really freaking out--i told some anna marie - who is now deceased ( she is johnny collettis brother and shirley collettis daughter, and she was a close friend with me for the short tyme i knew her before she died, and when i told her about what i saw she began crying and told me never to tell anyone about this or i would be in danger and i became angry and asked her if she was involved in these things , molesting and pictures of little children.... she told me yes, and uncontrollably cried (very quiet though - because she was in my room at the mustang ranch while i was a hooker they're -- and it was her shift as a floor maid- we were working the late shift 11 pm to 11 am, she demanded i give her the child porn magazine i found by the old bridge ranch bridge, and i told her i didn't have it- that i had thrown it in the river and i was very mad at her at first because she wouldn't tell me why i would be in danger if i told anyone about it,, and then she sat for a long tyme in room- which was dark with only a candle flickering--candles weren't allowed in the girls rooms at the ranch-- but anna marie let me anyhow-- and also we used to smoke joints together in my room and blow the smoke out the window -- and spray freshener-- anna marie was rally really cool, i had thought until i realized she was involved in the child porn thin-- well at first i was mad and then as she sat they're in silence quietly weeping, i realized that she must be a victim,,. rather than a victimizer,, and i asked her if she had been sexually abused also and used in child porn magazines,, and she looked at me and here eyes became wide and she almost looked hopeful but terrified and i promised i wouldn't tell anyone, if she told me the truth=-= and i also told her if she wouldn't tell me the story and who is involved -- i would tell everyone what happened and portray her as being the criminal rather then the victim-- and she became so afraid and said she would .. be murdered or killed if she ever told anyone, and asked her if dave burgess and troy regas and the mustang ranch and old bridge ranch had anything to do with it and she said yes-- and she told me that joe conforte was also involved and when he left the country for tax evasion , dave burgess became the head of the porn ring, with troy regas next in power, and then and ingrid regas and yvonne regas and told me the perry's- the old twins who owned the ranch property were also involved-- she would not say her brother jonny colletti or her mom shirley colletti were in it-- i asked several tymes about what really happened with shirley and jonney colletti and joe conforte-- and she wouldnt tell me,, she only told me that she had been used in it since she was a little girl and that the regas family & joe and shirley conforte & dave burgess and the perrys were the ones that blackmailed and victimized her ( anna marie ) and her mom shirley colletti and her brother jonny colletti . this was when jonny colletti and dave burgess and troy regas were reno renagades and were not yet hells angels, she also told me that they __dave burgess and troy regas had some business deals going on with the hells angels and would soon be hells angels - and use the hells angels members across the globe to -- increase the profits by using the club members to ( do the dirty work)) she told me the mexian mofia had pretty much taken over the meth business and the hells angels were going broke and were somehow pushed out by the mexican mafia -- as being the biggest suppliers of meth in the usa-- and told me this thing with the mexicans and hells angels had started in la and holly wood and the hells angels were pushed out of that area,, she also told me the hells angels didn't have a real leader anymore when sonny barger stopped participating in the drug activity that had been the main income for the hells angels-- well she told me sonny barger still partied and kept in touch with the hells angels and supplied, some coke meth weed for his biker brothers and did drugs but only sold to the hells angels at the bike runs and party's and get together -- and she told me that if things worked out-- that dave burgess & troy regas would become hells angels and the money for the club would then depend on the profits of the child porn rather then drugs--- she told me troy regas and ingrid regas and yvonne regas were blackmailing dav burgess and wanted to take his brothel (the old bridge) from him and told me that dave burgess hardly got any of the profits from the ranch and the the main ones who got the money were troy regas- yvonne regas and ingrid regas-- she also told me that yvonne regas make the most money per hour at the old bridge ranch and that troy regas was growing rich from the child porn and that the regas family had gotton rid of joe conforte and shirley colletti and told me that jonny was still in the reno renegades with dave burgess and troy regas but told me that if the reno renegades became hells angels , that jonny colletti would quit the club-- ray also quit when the reno renegades became hells angels and ray was a friend of mine he quit using drugs and drinking and became s cristian and ray also used to be a runner and cook at dave burgess brothel until the renegades became hells angels and jonny colletti and ray did not upgrade to hells angels, when dave and troy did because they knew they would be slaves to dave and troy and have to help them commit the crimes and cover them up -- of this up and coming child porn ring-- she told me that it *(the child porn ring was very small ___ )) at the time that i had talked with her which was 1992 or 1993- & maybe 1994-- i cant exactly remember when i i first began to work at the ranch,, but i think it was in october 1992 or 1993,, anyhow i didnt stay working at the ranch for long period of tymes, id work for 3 or 4 or 5 days and take the month off, even though its required for the hookers to stay 10 to 14 days -- i always got away with working when ever i wanted which was only a few days a month maybe 3 to 10 days a month-- anyhow i say i was good friends with anna marie colletti and when i say this i mean we hit it off right away and smoked weed together and she let me sleep on shift and burn candles in my room and do what i wanted -- so in reality, i had only known anna marie a short tyme and we only saw each other when i was on shift at the mustang ranch and she was working as floor maid -- on my shift-- so i didnt know her home number or go to her house or know really anything private about her -- until that one talk we had when i found the child porn magazine ===i am so ashamed to say that -- i didnt exactly keep her secret -- i only entrusted what anna marie had told me to bridget the floor maid at the mustang ranch and toby-- a floor maid and then i begin to notice a chill from anna marie when i was on shift and she wouldnt tale to me or smile or anything and also bridget the head floor maid - who was extremely mean and very very strict with the hookers on shift wouldnt let the working girls sleep on shift or break too many rules she was really strict and did not smile or be friendly to any of the hookers but did not say anything to me when i would go to my room to sleep on shift or only work 3 or 4 days at a tyme when the other girls had to stay living at the ranch 10 to 14 days at a tyme before they could take off-- so i found i got away with pretty much everything -- shortly after -- anna marie colletti ended up dead, i heard from jonny colletti that it was a drug overdose--- but i dont beleive it i really beleive _ considering the circumstances of anna marie telling me what she told me and then me getting drunk and high and going and telling bridget and toby what anna marie told me, i truly beleive anna marie was murdered -- of course i cant prove it-- but i can tell you this anna marie was not a junkie heroine addict -- joe confortes son--little joe was though( a heroine addict) and lived for free at the mustang ranch back then nancy-- who used to work at the mustang ranch for many years -- (blond hair and glasses and was loved by the mustang ranch family__ also told me-- one day that i needed to leave reno and the mustang ranch and go back to illinois -- and then whispered to me-- that this is what anna marie would have wanted for me ' so i can only assume _she was warning me that i needed to leave or end up like anna marie'' __dead___ since anna marie coletti died-- the guilt had consumed me and so i did not ever tell anyone else what she told me -- because i feel, since it is most likely my big mouth .
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