Jeffery killed himself

quote:

---

With what?

---

quote:

---

We love our unnamed sources when they verify everything we want to believe, right?

---

quote:

---

the people Hendrix was involved with on and around the day he died. I’m starting with Michael Jeffery Hendrix’s manager as he is known to have taken a lot of his money and suspected by many of actually killing him.Jeffery was a very shady character indeed, he was born in South London in 1933 the sole child of two postal workers. He completed his education in 1949 and took a job as a clerk with Mobil oil and was drafted into National Service two years later. His grades in science put him in the Educational corps, he signed on as a real soldier and entered the intelligence corps and then his military career enters an obscure phase. So quite how he ended up a night club manager and finally managing bands is a bit of a mystery.
He is alleged to have had connections to the CIA and in his obituary his dad apparently said he could speak Russian. He also boasted connections to organised crime and used thugs to get people to do his bidding as I’ll discuss later.
he ran the “Club-a-go-go” in Newcastle the venue where “The Animals” established themselves, he became their manager around the time they started their recording career. By the time he had finished with them they had only £500 in their bank account, where the rest went nobody knows. Members of the band have openly condemned him and blame him for the original bands break up saying he worked them into the ground and stole all their money

---

quote:

---

Jeffery is supposed to have died in a mid air plane crash in 1973 somewhere near France, personally I think he faked his death, it’s possible he wasn’t really on the plane at all, or if he was in the military he probably could use a parachute so could have jumped out after it took off. But that’s just my speculation there’s no evidence of that sadly, except his body was never recovered. Though that isn’t proof in itself as when 2 planes crash into each other over the sea I’m sure remains seldom are recovered.

---