Thorson Talks Wonderland On The Artie Lange Show
This all happens at about the 7:00 minute mark. The video was posted last month, so I think this is recent. Scott has been making the rounds, and was recently on the Howard Stern Show. He is now telling everyone that he had an affair with Michael Jackson. Skip to the 7 minute mark to skip all of that nonsense.
Regarding Wonderland, Thorson says Nash’s crew and Holmes used Liberace’s car to go to the house that night. It was one of the fleet of cars that Liberace kept in L.A. If you can believe Thorson anyway. This is another wormhole. Scott says Nash confessed in “1999”. What baloney. Nash never confessed, he simply accepted the RICO plea and took his 37 month sentence in order to move on with his life. He’s no spring chicken ya know.
Warning: You’ll feel like taking a shower after watching this.
Also, Bobby from Down Under in Australia sent this great shot and had this to say:
Thought you may want to include this on your blog as a point of interest. Here in Melbourne, Australia “Behind the Candelabra” is turning out to be a pretty big deal as it’s receiving a national cinema release. The poster that I’ve attached is plastered ALL OVER the city at nearly every bus and tram stop. Pretty weird seeing a HBO tele-movie getting such huge exposure. Will be interesting to see how it performs once it opens.
Bobby, 
Wonderland1981 - The Wonderland Murders 
dreamweaverjenn 10:50 am on July 21, 2013 Permalink |
Are you sure he didn’t say “snack”? He was porky to start with but……….
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Bobby 11:38 am on July 21, 2013 Permalink |
Ha! Well he sure didn’t lose any weight being on smack…
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scabiesoftherat 12:23 am on July 20, 2013 Permalink |
The creepy thing about this vid, (and I’ve watched it four times now) is that Liberace wanted a lover that looked like Liberace. He sure got it with this guy, didn’t he? Also, a question….who the hell is Artie Shaw?
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scabiesoftherat 11:43 pm on July 20, 2013 Permalink |
Lange…sorry. Who the hell is Artie Lange?
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scabiesoftherat 11:58 pm on July 20, 2013 Permalink
Man. These guys are so freakin’ flip about it all. Unbelievable….
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John 7:47 am on July 21, 2013 Permalink
He’s a half ass comedian. He had a small part in the movie Old School. He is no relation to Det. Tom Lange, thank god.
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Bobby 10:21 am on July 21, 2013 Permalink
He was on the Howard Stern show.. kinda like how Paul Schaffer is the Letterman sidekick he was to Stern.. sorta. He later revealed on air that he was doing smack while working on that show.
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John 10:02 am on July 19, 2013 Permalink |
From Rodger Jacobs 2009 article, titled “Depression 2.0” from Popmatters.com:
I had no tangible assets to speak of, no credit cards, no personal vehicle, no savings account, and maybe a hundred bucks in my checking account. As a freelance writer for over ten years, I had hit a bad stretch of road. The heyday of the freelancer was coming to an end—- the buck-a-word magazine assignments had become as fossilized as the prehistoric remains in the La Brea Tar Pits.
“This story is really, really hot, Rodger,” Thorson continued in his nasal whine. “But I need a lot of money. I’m totally tapped out after paying for the spinal surgery and the IRS has put a lien on my bank account. I’m really fucked.”
“How much money are you looking for, Scott?” I asked again, my irritation clearly palpable at this point. The mere idea of dodging into the ghetto of tabloids for a quick cash infusion represented a new personal low for me, but living “off the grid” often means making harsh ethical and moral decisions with little or no time to think, not with the landlord impatiently knocking at the door. “You have to set a price. How much do you want for the story?”
Thorson suggested a low four-figure sum and I laughed. “Scott, if your story checks out, that sum would be my finders fee. You would be getting three times that much, providing you pass a lie detector test.”
“Of course I would pass a lie detector test,” Thorson promised enthusiastically.
“I believe you.”
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dreamweaverjenn 8:06 pm on July 18, 2013 Permalink |
Fiction can be fun! I hope everybody had boots on in there and plenty of shovels.
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localarts 10:23 am on July 18, 2013 Permalink |
You know this does somewhat corroborate Tracy McCourt’s statement after they returned to wonderland. McCourt said he “saw a Lincoln like the one at Nash’s house” there is no reference of time though. Early afternoon, late afternoon? This is not the first time I’ve heard they used Liberace car.
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Bobby 10:52 am on July 18, 2013 Permalink |
Yeah you’re right, I remember McCourt saying that too. Seems like he was the only one that was stressed and jittery after the robbery.. although during the robbery he was pretty chilled out reading the newspaper so go figure 🙂 I guess the question is did Nash/Diles own a Lincoln? Maybe a longer video edit of that news footage of Nash being arrested and led down his driveway by cops might reveal more.
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dreamweaverjenn 7:46 pm on July 18, 2013 Permalink |
I always imagine ANY vehicle owned by Liberace would have glitter all over it or piano keys down the side like that station wagon from the Behind the Candelabra movie. It’s kind of hard to go incognito in wheels like that. As fancy as it would be. Ride to the killings in style.
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Bobby 10:10 am on July 18, 2013 Permalink |
What’s all this crap about taking a lie detector test? I think if either he (or Holmes for that matter) actually took a test the lie detector machine would’ve gone up in smoke.
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dreamweaverjenn 7:44 pm on July 18, 2013 Permalink |
LMAO you’re right!
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