Greg Moore died or hoaxed the
public by the numbers and here's the evidences as followed:
From the start of the year
01/01/1999 to 10/31/1999 is a period of:
9 months 30 days which
equates to 93 (Thelema)
303 days which equates to 33
10/31/1999 equates to
sacrifice on Halloween
240 Gregory William Moore 114
(1440 in English = 144)
95 Gregory 50
79 William 34
66 Moore 30
144 Forty Four 54
Born April 22, 1975
4+2+2+1+9+7+5=30
Died October 31, 1999
10+3+1+1+9+9+9=42 (Age
24 flipped)
Birth Year Numerology 19+75=94
Death Year Numerology 19+99
118 (Death in Jewish)
Greg Moore was a Canadian race
car driver who competed in the Indy Lights and CART World Series,
where he had great success with several wins in both series and a
championship in the 1995 Indy Lights series. He was fatally injured
in a violent crash on the tenth lap of the CART season finale, the
Marlboro 500, at the California Speedway in Fontana, California.
96 Tenth Lap 33 (96 Freemason)
94 Marlboro 40
42 Five 24 (500 minus the 2
zeros)
On October 31, the 1999
Marlboro 500 at the Auto Club Speedway (then California Speedway) of
Southern California was the final race of the CART FedEx Championship
Series season, and was due to be Moore's final race with the Player's
Forsythe racing
team because of the deal with
Penske Racing that would take effect in 2000. It was also a
title-deciding race between Juan Pablo Montoya and Dario Franchitti.
During the weekend before the race, Moore was knocked off his motor
scooter by a paddock vehicle and injured his right hand.
42 CART 15 (Age 24 flipped)
44 Fedex 26
131 Championship 68…77
75 Series 30...39...48
96 Player's 33...42 (96
Freemason) (42 Sin Gun War)
116 Forsythe 44...53 (44 Kill)
Unsure that he would be able
to race, Player's Forsythe hired Roberto Moreno as an emergency
backup driver. After a medical consultation, and an in-car test, he
was allowed to race using a hand brace, starting from the back of the
grid because his team had missed qualifying. Following an early race
restart, on lap nine of the race, Moore lost control of his car in
the exit of turn 2 and spun into the infield grass at more than 200
mph. His car hit an access road, flipped over and slammed into an
infield concrete wall sideways with the top of the car directly
facing the wall at unabated speed-crushing his body between the car
and the wall. Moore received massive head and internal injuries in
the crash and was airlifted to Loma Linda University Medical Center,
where he was pronounced dead.
81 Loma Linda 36 (36 - Sum
1-36=666)
274 University Medical Center
112...130...139
The race continued and Adrián
Fernández won. At the pronouncement of Moore's death, the Auto Club
Speedway ordered all track flags at half staff. Also, CART ordered
that there would be no victory celebrations for either the race, or
the newly decided championship. Contrary to then rumours, Player's
Forsythe racing other driver, Patrick Carpentier, retired due to
electrical problems. All running drivers were unaware of Moore's
death until the end of the race. At the request of Moore's father,
Ric Moore, the CART end-of-season awards banquet continued as
scheduled on the following night, although its format was changed out
of respect for the families of Moore and Gonzalo Rodríguez, another
CART driver who was killed in a crash earlier in the season at Laguna
Seca Raceway. Almost 6 laps before Moore's ill-fated lap, driver
Richie Hearn had crashed in exactly the same location. The skidmark
pattern was nearly identical, both drivers having struck the inside
wall. Hearn walked away, and Moore did not. Moreover, a strong
northerly wind was blowing that day, creating across wind down the
backstretch where both incidents occurred.
96 Ric Moore 51 (96 Freemason)
(51 Conspiracy)
The fact that Greg's Dad is
coded as a Freemason and is also coded as a Conspiracy shows me that
Greg was either sacrificed or part of a hoax. If he truly died in
that horrific car crash then R.I.P. Greg but if he was part of a hoax
then shame on you..Greg!
Watch the video on YouTube.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_b4KrFQM1x0
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