I think
it is fair to say that something huge is being hidden by the Alberto
Valentino family. If this were not the case then doors would be wide
open, materials shared and censorship non-existent. However, the
opposite is true (see all previous posts!) It took me a good long
while to recognize the motley cast of characters prompting all those door slammings in my
face. I was once naive about that. I no longer am.
Yesterday
someone commented how they were amazed I had not gone insane having
to endure all I did and still must endure. A valid question. Because at every turn I recognized another awful alliance...and at every turn another
door was slammed in my face.
I am
extremely proud of myself and Renato for discovering all we have despite such tremendous efforts to stop us. The criminals have
tried to hide their crimes, but they are not all that clever. Bits and
pieces of evidence are about because Rudolph Valentino left an
incredible paper trail on two continents.
A good detective can solve a crime with the
smallest piece of evidence and this is what I feel Renato and I have accomplished. We find bits and pieces they missed. It does not matter if those bits and pieces were small or grand none of our discoveries were insignificant.
What a
moment it was for me when the research desk librarian asked me if S.
George Ullman ever filed an appeal in California. It never occurred
to the thieves hiding their crime that when Ullman did file his
appeal his case would consist of a huge portion of the original
stolen case file. In solving this crime, that was the smoking gun.
At one
point I began compiling a list of all the missing/stolen records
relating to Rudolph Valentino. I have not been so diligent in keeping
the list current. But does this list not present again the obvious question... why hide if there is
nothing to hide?
Here follows the list of documents we found to be gone, gone, gone with the wind:
Missing from their rightful housing in the United States:
1. The original and
entire case file of the California Supreme Court case of Guglielmi v.
Ullman, # 83678, “In the Supreme Court of the State of
California, In the matter of the Estate of Rodolpho (sic) Guglielmi,
also known as Rudolph Valentino, deceased. S. George Ullman,
Appellant, vs. Alberto Guglielmi, Maria Guglielmi Strada, Bank of
America National Trust & Savings Association, a national banking
association as administrator of the estate of Rudolpho Guglielmi with
the will annexed, Teresa Werner, Ray L. Riley, State Controller,
Respondents.”
2.
The Harry Baskerville Audit of S. George Ullman's executor
accounting of the Valentino estate.
3.
All evidence admitted in the case of Guglielmi v. Ullman, including
Executor's First Account, Supplemental Executor Accounts and
attached Schedules,
4.
The original copy of Paragraph Fourth appointing Jean Guglielmi as
Rudolph Valentino's sole heir as submitted to the court by Attorney
Raymond Stewart
5.
The complete “Reporter's Transcripts” of court testimony
delivered in Guglielmi v. Ullman including Direct Examination and
Cross Examinations.
6.
Natacha Rambova and Rudolph Valentino's divorce and property
settlement entered as court exhibit.
7.
The Cinema Finance loan records and accounting
8.
Itemization and accounting of estate assets and Ullman's book keeping
ledgers as admitted as court's evidence
9.
Falcon Lair Grey Book household ledgers and all original extracts.
10.
The original Rudolph Valentino Production Company ledgers including
the Pan American Bank loan records, VAB records and all tax
assessment records of payments and abatement.
11.
The Cosmic Arts by-laws, accounting registers and inventory including
Executor's Exhibit #2.
12.
The assignation of Cosmic Arts to Rudolph Valentino Productions
documents and contracts
13.
The original United Artists contracts as filed as court's evidence as
“Executor's Exhibit One”.
14.
Cosmic Arts contracts and book keeping ledgers
15.
Executor's Exhibit #4, the letter written by Maria Strada to George
Ullman.
16.
Jean Guglielmi's, “Declaration of Intention”, first page with
photograph, which is missing from the National Archives of Registered
Aliens.
And I add:
17. The Paul Ivano Memoir
18. The reel to reel tapes of the Beatrice Ullman interviews.
The following public
records were found to be missing from their rightful housing in
Italy:
1.
Proof of Alberto and Ada's Turin residency from the Turin Historical
City archives
2.
Guglielmi Family Forms or “Foglios di Famiglia” in Turin
Historical Archives
3.
Guglielmi Family Form missing from Campobasso
4.
Guglielmi Family Form missing from Filadelfia
5.
Guglielmi Family Form missing from Putignano
6.
Guglielmi Family Form missing from Santeramo In Colle
7.
Proof of Jean Guglielmi's Santeramo In Colle residency
8.
Proof of residency in Santeramo In Colle for Ada and Alberto
Guglielmi
9. Proof of Alberto's
Guglielmi's residency in Campobasso
10.
Proof of residency for Alberto, Ada and Jean Guglielmi in Putignano
11.
Proof of Ada Guglielmi's residency in Campobasso