Howard Hughes: secret last 25 years

[@joefriendly]

The 2nd edition of Boxes, The Secret Life of Howard Hughes is now published with new evidence, pictures, and interviews; which further confirms Eva McLelland's story that Howard Hughes did not die in 1976, but lived under another identity, finally passing away in 2001. In his later years Hughes was described as emaciated and appeared to be 20 years older than his age. It is now clear, he appeared older, because he was not Hughes. For decades, Hughes was living under another identity provided by the CIA, he was married to a woman who kept his secret, living much of the time in Alabama, until his actual death. The confusion surrounding Hughes’ final decades is solved. The richest man in America needed to hide, had the resources to buy whatever he wanted, and found a loving woman to keep the secret. The new book is available on amazon.com and writelife.com. Enjoy the continuing mystery with the new evidence. Mark Musick

[@gary22r]

I'd like to buy it, but it's over £30 to buy in the UK - way too expensive!

[@markwinberry8095]

gary22r You're either trying to get sympathy in a round a bout way to get a free copy or you must not want to read it that bad. Either way your comment stinks and I see No reason for it other than to just bla bla bla.

[@ACEDIAMOND666]

Howard's fathers parents......I am also a direct descendant of those same grandparents. My great great grandfather was Rupert Hughes, my great grandfather was Adonis Hughes, my grandfather was Robert Hughes Sr., my father was John Hughes. I am Sean Hughes. Dig up the bones, and I'll provide my own DNA for you to test against to either prove or disprove once and for all.

[@questionitall3053]

I hope you're correct, cuz I hate to think that the ''official'' story is true. Howard Hughes was a great man.

[@contactjoy4140]

Mark Winberry most likely gary22r just doesn't want to read the book. I certainly don't want to read it or buy it. You can buy all of them for your own self.

[@Peter-V_00]

Howard Hughes was a great American, fearless.

[@THE1212HURRICANE]

Hughes inherited his fathers tool(drill bits for drilling oil) company at age 18 or 19, but he was not supposed to gain control of it until he becomes of age. Hughes takes it to court and the judge is so thrilled with Hughes intelligence and business prowess that he says Hughes can start to run the business right away. Early proof of his genius.

[@giles422]

thanks for posting. It's fascinating!

[@LowellBDennyIII]

I'm sure a few people know a thing or two about Hughes' secrets, but he had an intense romantic relationship and enduring friendship with actress Katharine Hepburn. He bought the rights to The Philadelphia Story for her and paid off a photographer who had compromising photos of her and Spencer Tracy in the 40's. Not much more is said.

[@y2ktube]

This guy is better than Ambien...

[@sherrylienable]

Lol

[@maryhadley7373]

y2ktube That’s funny!..

[@Dreamskater100]

LOLLL!

[@crimony3054]

At age 19, Hughes made a will that endowed a medical research institute. When he founded and funded HHMI in 1953, it resulted in huge tax savings. But the plan was with Hughes as early as age 19.

[@crimony3054]

Paul Langton-Rogers Hughes named a medical institute in the first will he made at age 19. He always planned for an HHMI.

[@TheRob131313]

crimony HHMI was suppose to be for his fathers ! it was suppose to be in harris county 1

[@garymarshall8228]

How do you make rabbit stew? First, "you have to catch the rabbit." Mr. Hughes was the rabbit. I worked for Mario Zamparelli who worked for Bill Gay who worked for Mr. Hughes. Our offices were above a barber shop on Ventura Boulevard. Much of Summa was still intact. It was quite a ride and afterward I went back to UCLA where I worked toward a graduate degree graduating in 1981. The Los Angeles home Mr. Hughes owned in Hancock Park on Muirfield is still there and recently received historic distinction by the Office of Historic Resources, City of Los Angeles as a result of his former ownership.

[@joefriendly]

Perhaps you didn't watch the full video or read the whole description below the "Show more." Here's some of what the description of the video says down there: Mark recounts what he learned about those 25 years from 10 years spent with Eva telling her story, going through her boxes of Howard's papers and conducting a careful investigation. Didn't you find Mark sincere? Think he could be fooled by a senile old lady? He'd been a leader of jet fighter pilots! Open your mind if you can!

[@markwinberry8095]

big deal he flew planes. he is still a whack job

[@bearowen5480]

I flew with Mark many times over my 14 years in the Nebraska Air National Guard. Mark was a back seater, technically a weapon systems operator, WSO, or "wizzo", flying the RF-4C Phantom II jet fighter. Our mission was gathering tactical intelligence information with a variety of internal sensors on enemy forces and capabilities. The mission required very high speed, very low altitude navigation to and from targeted areas to avoid enemy air defenses. That very hazardous flying necessitated close teamwork between the pilot and WSO to safely and successfully accomplish our assigned task. Mark was a meticulously superb aircrewmember in every respect, and a gentleman of unquestionably sound character and intellect. I am honored to call him a friend and comrade in arms! I have recently finished reading his book. When he gave me a copy at a recent squadron reunion, I was very surprised to learn of his uncharacteristic interest in Howard Hughes! I've now finished reading the book. I confess my great bewilderment at Mark's involvement with the Hughes saga at the outset and began reading with an admittedky skeptical bias. Had Mark gone daft in his post-retirement years? Nevertheless, as Mark's story unfolded about his chance meeting with Eva McClellan in the course of his duties with a charitable foundation, I began to read with an increasingly open mind. That Eva would entrust Mark with the intimate and bizarre details of her life of poverty with Howard Hughes is not surprising. Anyone who knows Mark will tell you that he exudes integrity and discretion. You don't get promoted to major general if your character is suspect. By the end of the book, I had become convinced by Mark and Doug's meticulous investigatory scholarship that they had proven their case beyond my reasonable doubt, despite it's incredible narrative! Surrounding the biographical accounts of great celebrities, particularly the reclusive types like Howard Hughes, much highly speculative and sensational claptrap is written for popular consumption and a quick buck. What makes Mark and Doug's work so compelling, besides the sheer surprise of Hughes' double identity life, especially after his supposed death, is a totally incongruous type of existence for one of the world's richest men to impose upon himself. Given Hughes' well documented eccentricity throughout his highly publicized early life, the story told in "Boxes" is highly believable, because it fits so perfectly. I commend it enthusiastically!

[@MrBrown123]

i don't know how you can't trust a guy with such a wonderful taste for ties

[@alexdavidson7785]

Harrr

[@alexdavidson7785]

Harrr

[@marillavanbeuren8572]

10/4 on the tie?? Have listened to a lot of HH, No place do I see anything that could lead to this "story"

[@stephenmcelroyii7317]

My Father went to work for Howard Hughes in 1959, He was in Hollywood at a Studio Mr. Hughes owned and to get paid you had to submit a Billing Statement that the Studio Operator dropped a basket from a window above. We were in El Segundo, California south of the Airport and we met him in 1962. Everyone understood he disliked shaking hands and was a germaphobe. I was 12 and his Aide asked my Father discreetly if I had a Cold or runny nose? When he said No they let me get near him. He was tall and thin as a rail. This guy holding the lecture is full of it.

[@HighSpeedNoDrag]

I am not an expert regarding Mr. Hughes life but I started questioning the B.S. prior to the 2 min. mark. Thanks for your personal Testimony!

[@FrankMayNZ]

In my younger years between 1959 and 1991, Howard Hughes has played a little role in my life as a "fairy godmother" type person. Having met with him a few times in other places I have only seen the reasonable down to earth person. Always tidy in appearance except for one occasion when he had only just hurriedly finished chatting with other "guests". My time for chat was more important. I have great respect for him as a friend. Though our meetings were few they were always interesting.

[@joefriendly]

I often edit out umms, ands, so's, you knows, and such in the many talks I video. It seems a very common human trait, particularly among professional writers, to give them time to come up with the next sentence.

[@opencurtin]

I think he linked up with Elvis and opened a Bar in the Bahamas .

[@apburner1]

Does this guy also sell bridges? I could really use a bridge.

[@markwinberry8095]

+MrImmanuelgodson no it's a bigsby.

[@stevenhair6156]

Im looking for ocean front property. I live in Arizona

[@ddowns24]

So , when Howard Hughes died in 1976 (the long-hair/long-fingernail guy), his multi-billion dollar estate was fought over and slowly dispersed over time. I don't know much about Hughes, but I do know that protecting his fortune and avoiding taxes was one of his main goals in life. So if this guys theory is true, you'd have to believe that Howard simply let his entire life's work get pilfered by a bunch of jackals. It's certainly an interesting story, but seems a little far fetched.

[@TheWayOfVRIL]

🤔

[@randyallen2507]

This man is really Clifford Irving lol, not a word of this is true

[@mitchg7809]

Always fun to speculate but usually the simplest explanation is the likely scenario. The 70 year old man with a history of health issues died in flight to Houston while on his way to seek medical treatment.

[@billion86]

44:15? I thought earlier, it was stated that Eva noticed his "true identity" BEFORE he broke it to her 2 years afterwards. But at 44:15, he tells her first and she didn't believe him?? Hmmm

[@CHEAPEXCUSE]

IF YOU BELEIVE THAT, WE CAN GO ON A RIDE ON THE H4 SPRUCE GOOSE TODAY.

[@H.pylori]

Sorry, HH died in April, 1976. This sounds like another Clifford Irving scam. This guy is just reciting Bartlett and Steele's comprehensive book on Hughes. Nothing new.

[@michaelcuff5780]

The boat he built for the sub was called the Glomar Explorer

[@wanettarenay1384]

in your version, howard is no longer mentally ill, everyone knows he was, his mental illness would preclude his continuing to conduct his affairs and subterfuge would have been difficult to maintain; crazy is crazy

[@lynnbegley9174]

Curious couldn't you get DNA samples off the cloths on barrel ~

[@allenfadely3298]

Wow very interesting!! If anyone could pull something like that off it would of been him. I would love to hear and learn more about this!!

[@debrabader5194]

Me too!

[@geejaybee1970]

This is a nonsense. One, after Hughes died his wealth was fought over for years. It was analyzed and itemized very meticulously in the probate courts. The fight over his assets only ended in 2010. So, if he faked his death he lived the remainder of his life with no money. Two, Hughes was well known to be addicted to pharmaceuticals- namely codeine and valium. He suffered kidney disease- and likely liver disease- as a result. He was severely injured in an air crash and needed ongoing medical attention for his injuries.This fact is not addressed by this bullshit story of Hughes elderly years. Three, what happened to Hughes' germ phobia? Why would a fantastically wealthy individual - who loved the power and control his wealth afforded him- give it all up as an old man to live like a middle class person? He had never been anything but very wealthy. This is just corny.

[@contactjoy4140]

Cool Waters Howard Hughes worked as an airline baggage handler to observe the inner workings of an airlines before he bought TWA and built it into an empire. There was a specific purpose for him taking that job. Howard Hughes was a genius.

[@patrickcoffman4774]

He worked as a pilot for 250.00 a week as well, but I don't buy this story one bit. If you want people to belive this come up with irrefutable evidence

[@williwin1554]

No way to know if these stories are true. We’ll never know the truth. 😔

[@J4ckieD]

Fascinating. How far away is Troy Alabama from nasa in Huntsville or Redstone arsenal?

[@ronniewatkins8349]

Troy is south AL and Huntsville is north AL

[@ronniewatkins8349]

Troy is south AL Huntsville is north

[@joefriendly]

Seems like you didn't read my response nearby to other similar comments. Mark spent YEARS with Eva McLelland, talking through and verifying her life with Hughes after his supposed death. All Praise to the Internet and KZbin as an avenue for people with important info to share with the public at a time when our mainstream media is run by forces that manipulate the public with lies and omissions, like getting the public to swallow the Big Lie, 911, to establish rule by fear instead of freedom.

[@JackOrion0670]

25 more years addicted to codeine? Howard died the day that plane went down in Beverly Hills. It's after the crash that the extreme ocd kicks in unlocked by the opiate. You don't just kick that. Never the less, I dig all things Howard, even conspiracies. Good fun.

[@deeanderson4031]

No one has considered the fact that he suffered spinal injuries. Hospitals used Pantopaque for x-ray. It causes Adhesive ARACHNOIDITIS. Do the research. He suffered agony.

[@jameshaury2716]

Well a lot of people would like to believe MR hughes did not come to such a sad end.After seeing the discovery channel documentary. I wish this was true.

[@ImTheDaveman]

This is all conjecture and worthless information. Not one word of this can prove Eva was indeed married to Howard Hughs.

[@raymondschmidt2003]

why do you not believe this man ..

[@ACEDIAMOND666]

Hey, I am a blood relative of Howard's. He's my cousin. I offer my own DNA for testing. DNA doesn't lie. I'd like to help settle this once and for all.

[@billbill5743]

Nope, Welsh.

[@durango8882]

You can’t even spell his name correctly 🤦🏻‍♂️you’re a real expert 😂🤣

[@bearowen5480]

I've known Mark Musick for four decades and can testify that he is a man of impeccable character and integrity. We flew the RF-4C Phantom together many times during my 14 years in the Nebraska Air National Guard. He was a superb weapon systems operator whom on many occasions as his pilot I depended upon for his expertise and wisdom in the conduct of very demanding and hazardous flying missions. I did, and would today, entrust him with my life. That we are alive and well today is silent testimony to the integrity and skill of aircrewmembers and leaders such as Mark Musick's. Reading some of the ill informed and gratuitous attacks on his character here in the "comments" section is disheartening to say the least. I have recently read Mark's book carefully, cover to cover. Admittedly I was very skeptical at the outset. Before reading it, I would have said that the story is literally unbelievable, initially challenging my intellectual credulity. Nevertheless, as the bizarre tale unfolded, and as Mark and Doug unveiled their scholarly investigation into the facts they uncovered, I became increasingly open minded. By the end of the book they had convinced me of its truth beyond any reasonable doubt. Mark is obviously not a gifted public speaker. He talks and thinks like an engineer. But the attacks on the veracity of his research and sincerity because of his speaking ability are entirely gratuitous and deplorable. It's fine to challenge the facts and opinions presented, but not to engage in ad hominum attacks on Mark's character simply because you disagree with him. When Mark gave me a copy of "Boxes" and related a very brief synopsis of the book, I frankly thought that he had gone a bit daft in his retirement years. Howard Hughes? Are you kidding me? It was totally out of character for the Mark Musick I had known so well in the Guard. But as the story of how a completely chance meeting with Eva McClelland had launched him into a ten-year quest to uncover the truth about the ultimate in reclusive tycoons of the 20th Century began to make sense. I urge you all to read the book with an open mind. If you consider the facts as presented, I think you will come to the same conclusion I did. I dont think Mark and Doug are resting since the publication of the updated edition of "Boxes". I am eager to learn what exploration of DNA evidence, if it becomes available from Nic's bone fragments in his still existing remains, can reveal in comparison to Howard's two known illegitimate offspring. Another promising source of clarification or confirmation would emerge if any of Nic's/Howard's shadowy entourage decide to come forward and break their long silence. Certainly some of them must still be living. The project must go on. Hughes' secretive professional career as a government consultant and contractor can tell us much that private citizens deserve to know about the clandestine behavior of their own government. The politicization of our Federal intelligence and law inforcement agencies demands that this important story be told.

[@jamesward3617]

If you see this guy tell him a guy on the internet said "The old guy with long hair in the motel was a trained bigfoot.."

[@inkey2]

is this the guy who started "Paul is dead"?

[@bruceackerman8963]

Say everything twice, Say everything twice, It's irritating to the audience. It's irritating to the audience.

[@caylieflerchinger3070]

for sure they had to have DNA from his time of the wreck. can get DNA from a lot of different sources. kinda interesting story. Between the Mormons, Cia and FBI I'm sure there are plenty of secrets .

[@bangtwang3835]

The ring Herc' , the ring ! It's Deadalus! It's Deadalus! This speech couldve been half as long, eh Bruce?

[@maryhadley7373]

Johnny Two Times... from Goodfellas😜

[@maryhadley7373]

Now that I’ve read the “two times” comment.... I REALLY HEAR it - to the point I don’t think I’m going to make it through the lecture. It’s making me frustrated! Lol!

[@robertbrown5200]

He didn't say his money came from oil. He said it came from oil equipment which was the drill bit he had invented and had patented. He had a lot of other equipment and tools related to the oil business. Hence, Hughes Tool Company. I believe Howard inherited around $750,000 when his father died, or that was the value of Hughes Tool Company with all it's assets A sizable chunk of money in those days..

[@curlyanneb1973]

You can fake a lot of things but you cannot fake height. Big difference in all their heights.

[@danjohnson887]

With all due respect to General Musick and his service to our Country, I have to assume he has been fully convinced by the people involved in this tale. I do not think he is being dishonest in any way, but I do believe he is 100% dead wrong. His evidence is non-existent and I don't think he has ever been provided with evidence either. Again, I think he honestly believes what he is presenting, but I think he has tragically been fooled. Perhaps by disinformation agents? After all, he is/was very much a part of the military industrial complex. He may have stumbled upon an initial secret, and then fed lies ever since. I feel for him and his family as they will have to endure the damage this will do to General Musick's legacy of service.

[@durango8882]

Brilliant! Genius. Ballsy. Entrepreneur. Crashed planes concussions and PTSD

[@HighSpeedNoDrag]

Where the fuck did the "Presenter" acquire the Tie?

[@ghettowizard378]

HighSpeedNoDrag his former lover, J.EDGAR HOOVER WILLED IT TO HIM!!!! 😂😂😅😅😂😄

[@curlyanneb1973]

Probably someone who resembled him , looked enough like him, (except for height!) CRAZY someone, who lived vicariously, thru his name.

[@michaelbadger7323]

Don't understand the hate for this video. Regardless if you believe it or not relax internet comment section heroes. Interesting to say the least

[@contactjoy4140]

Michael Badger only interesting if you have no clue and no life to waste listening to the nonsense.

[@emailercc3565]

because hes right abought like 90 percent of the material, the hate is actually bots

[@macplumber]

Howard Hughes had CRPS (Complex Regional Pain Syndrome). It certainly explains his behavior!

[@kayleramos8137]

you are so right, he inherited the business from his father, but yes, it was the drill bits that made him the first millionare

[@bearowen5480]

Think you meant "first million" not "millionaire". In that respect, Hughes was preceded by Rockefeller, Carnegie, Ford, Vanderbilt, Harriman, Stanford, and Chase, to name but a few.

[@Pupu873]

It's very difficult to tell by the photograph if the old man is Howard Hudges, I dont know why you mentioned his eyes because we can't hardly see them. Your evidence are not very clear to me and Eva McLelland story doesn't tell us much to convince me that she was married to Howard Hudges.

[@harryc1971]

Just a story, like to think its true as he seemed happier in the end.

[@galacticavia]

I find it quite interesting how the speaker uses a lot of um, uhs, and I don't know in this presentation.

[@kelcritcarroll]

Im a recluse too…..never used to be but am now in my life

[@cinerama62]

I don't know what's nutter, this story or the one where Elvis was seen working at a 7-Eleven in Michigan 20 years after his death.

[@evagarcia5002]

With all your respect just to let you know that they don have a replacing eye surgery because on of my best friend just came back from Colombia and got her eyes from black to blue.

[@MrMjhealtheworld]

No wonder MJ was interested in Howard Hughes!!!!!! It takes a Genius .......

[@georgeshop3654]

Again, ignorants try to drag a great man through mud but they forget that HE was and is a DIAMOND.

[@markwright7021]

Everyone knows Howard Hughes secretly moved to Dublin and opened a chip shop (fries to US folk) and married a lady named Molly Flynn. They had one child , Bertie, who changed his surname to Ahern

[@liten48]

this is crazy hughs died in 76 end of story

[@ghettowizard378]

liten48 No, he was kidnapped and murdered much sooner than that!!!

[@meelusine]

What I personnaly think is that such a rich and powerful man could never be left alone. Other powerful people would have taken care of him. Mafia, CIA, etc. And, those people don't stop at anything to get there ways.

[@rangerclass7s]

i noticed that the man said that howard received a letter and that the lady read it, but wouldnt h.h.´s wife say his real name in the letter not nick...

[@markwinberry8095]

see, you caught more bs.

[@maryhadley7373]

rangerclass7s interesting point

[@telemicus75]

Your perception is limited by what you are shown and what capable to process at your stage of awareness and development, the universe is nothing like you think it is.

[@MarquisEstelle]

Howard Hughes, in total, was far to egotistical to ever fake his own death, he didn't care enough of what people thought of him to bother. Faking his own death was not going to help him financially, and that's really the final straw, Hughes was way too money motivated to ever throw away his fortune. He did pilot an aircraft, taking over the controls for about 20 minutes, he didn't land it or do the take off. He was always a great pilot, no biggie there, that does not mean he was in good health.

[@marios.sanchez]

By some of the information I`ve heard when howard hughes crashed his plane in bel air ca. in 1949 and almost died he was injected with pain-killing drugs that in turn became addicted to and those painkillers was a great reason for his seclusion. I guess he wanted to keep that addiction hidden from the public because he took great strides to maintain that good image throughout his life but he had many things to hide🤔

[@patrickcoffman4774]

He was also schizophrenic, not bipolar

[@thehapagirl92]

That's nuts that he was supposedly 100 lbs at 6'1, down from 6'4 and 200 or so lbs. I'm 5'3 and 100 lbs and my BMI is considered 5 lbs underweight. Hughes is fucking ridiculous if he truly was 6'1 and 100 lbs. Disgusting

[@stevenlane6963]

Of Deserts, Germs and Billionaires!!

[@bobbym3057]

I never heard once of anything about being very hard of hearing HH was very hard of hearing ???

[@bearowen5480]

Based upon statements by Eva and the Bozemans. Should be easy to corroborate from Howard's life prior to his Vegas period.

[@readytohithotfiyah613]

Thank you Mr. Hughs! you"ve given humanity something back. People like you have made the world a better place for my parents, an in turn made it better for me, An my child. i'm happy if you got time for you're self :) in anyway you had to get it.

[@MrGodsking]

howie was one of the nicest people you could have met,he done tons of stuff for people that was never mentioned

[@readytohithotfiyah613]

i would not doubt that. if there is a mark for him, a grave can you leaave a flower for my family. may he always smile apon you bro. your very lucky.

[@taxpayer1962]

I've read a lot about HH and this is crap he was lucky to make it to 70.

[@JackOrion0670]

One other thing, how could Maheu be getting hand written letters from Howard if "Nik" was in Panama meeting Eva in 69' ?

[@frankbennett4557]

mark musick is one of the foremost researchers on Howard Hughes. If you don't agree with everything he is saying, at least respect the amount of research he has done. And the eye thing is not voodoo at all.

[@trandall8]

This presentation is really very poor. If he is the "foremost researcher of HH" and all he has are verbal stories and a few un-substantiated, blurry photos, then I don't think "researcher" applies. This is a presentation for bored, weak-minded people who just want to believe in conspiracies or tales purely for entertainment. I find zero credibility in this presentation. For instance, at 41 minutes he just blurts out a story about a "Man who came to us and said". Pure garbage to sell books and get speaking engagements. IMO

[@MarquisEstelle]

These things are always based on "because we don't know....so and so must be the case," which is completely fallacious. If Hughes had ever wanted to fake his death it would have been closer to his prime, not in declining years of addiction and mental illness, the man was half-nuts suffering from all kinds of medical problems.

[@Minong_Manitou_Mishepeshu]

I have some of Howard's artifacts that I received via the Al Lodwick estate from Lakeland Fla. Al was the ops manager for the 1938 Around the World Flight.

[@MonkPetite]

It may seems ridicules like most of all comments down here. But as Mark states on the end it's what you will believe will be true for you. I think that this is very plausible and in every story there is a grain of true.

[@hpnc]

The guy under me is WRONG. There is an episode of LOCKUP RAW where three inmates actually did change their eye color (Black,red,blue) It's here on KZbin. It's very strange. You've been warned.

[@hayeslincoln3111]

Why would she live like that. This guy had tons of money but lived like a hillbilly. Totally unfair to her.

[@markwinberry8095]

because when he supposedly died in 75 all that money went byby. but this story is bs anyway.

[@ronweidner22]

While in charge of Data Processing at Mercury Nevada AEC. I had to make trip into Las Vegas. About 6A.M. About 10 miles north of Vegas I stopped for a man hitch hiking..he ask for a ride.. to the Stardust.. wanted to go to back kitchen door. Ask me for some change..for ice cream he said..gave home some. Told me I would be paid a million times over for the money.. never was never ask for any. It was not till later that I knew who it was.. The Year was 65 or 66.. not sure.. I am now 78 and retired. One of the little memories in life.

[@cashedgordon]

Why would he keep his clothes in barrels so he could pack them up to leave quickly?.... I would think that being a billionaire he would just buy brand new clothes when he got to his new location.

[@colt4667]

He always wore gloves? So how did anybody see the long fingernails?

[@alanjohnson2528]

lol no everyone else wore gloves , he obviously was not afraid of his own germs, peeing in bottles and not washing

[@colt4667]

@@alanjohnson2528 Is Mark Musick full of crap?

[@TWTR4EVER]

I guess people trying to profit from Howard Hughes will never end! What a bunch of BS!

[@atbragdots8852]

Interesting. A documentary noted HH's dad, along with another guy began a successful TOOL Co, which began with the invention of a drill bit to enable digging oil wells thru the rocks - and oil companies were thrilled - and THEN 'got into oil', naturally. Hence, I'm wondering what else is kinda skewed. Not 'bad', but inaccurate.

[@MRI3421]

My interest in Mr. Hughes goes back to my childhood. I remember the fake memoir story. I think this all makes great theater. I do think "The Silverbullet" Was beautiful. Time's Yours !!!!!

[@bangtwang3835]

SOMETIMES I GET UP AND DO MY BUSINESS IN THE MIDDLE OF THE NIGHT.....

[@tomcrockett7941]

Wonder if Hugh Hefner was a parallel play on Howard Hughs.

[@Guhonter]

Is it true? I don't know. Did he entertain? Hell yeah!

[@sixstrings3382]

41:14...."boughten"??? Really.

[@intrepidvirgo938]

“I’ll be right back...I’m going to get the papers. Get the papers...”

[@misterwallace3479]

Johnny Two Times

[@brendavanbuskirk7614]

Something to it eva family contacted someone in oklahoma which proves a lot of this out..discussed not to believe everything you read..its a mystery

[@markwinberry8095]

The guy asked you if it was put through a facial recognition program not if you talked to a photographic expert. Pretty sloppy deflection but par for the course.

[@Hurdle11C]

Something to consider anyway. The whole broken hypodermic needles, old man ending never did seem that realistic to me, mainly because so many people wanted his money. BTW thank you for your service Mark.

[@chronodiver300]

How did he change his eye color 50 years ago? The explanation seems to be a real stretch. Any experts out there?

[@maryhadley7373]

chronodiver300 I was wondering the same thing. I saw these 2 inmates on a documentary once. They literally changed the color of their eyes with RED ink from a pen. It looked really scary. They said people leave them alone because they look like devils... & I agreed. The inmates said the color does not bleed or get flushed out by the body. But, they did not “ reflect “ . This is one crazy story huh?

[@iliahgonzalez5932]

He mentioned that he saw these barrels with "Howard Hughes'" clothes; were these worn? If so wouldn't a DNA sample be available? This would cost him his personal money, but, if it proves his point could also MAKE him money. With the medical advances of today, it is VERY POSSIBLE to do this. Also, money ALWAYS leaves a trail. I do not believe that a man raised with money could live without at least a small link to his VAST FORTUNE.

[@Aereaux]

WOW. Since I worked with Jack Real at Hughes Helicopters and Jack was one of Howard Hughes' best and most trusted friends and because Jack was in charge to the group that brought Howard back to the US when he died, and Jack told me the story one day on a fight to Europe, I kind of think that this guy is a reincarnation of Melvin Dumar. Or just an idiot.

[@henrynevins]

I was a believer of this story until this guy talked about replacing an eye iris to make eyes blue. If you all believe that porky then there's bridge in Brooklyn I'd like to sell you. Its pure BS, it can't be done, has never been done.

[@joefriendly]

Henrynevins and James Prior: Searching youtube videos for changing eye color by surgery makes it clear it is a reality, not BS

[@silver760]

Dye can be injected to change it's colour though.

[@CuteCatFaith]

I dunno. I've been told by doctors it's possible. I dunno, however. My eyes have completely changed color in my lifetime -- they went from bright blue to brown. That was just natural -- also, I have no fingerprints, so go figure.

[@CuteCatFaith]

Amy Kernan I wonder about chimeras ...

[@readytohithotfiyah613]

did they have needles back then? even prisoners in jail can color there eyes. you under estamate your CIA, they do things long before modern society even knows there even real. The laptops you see, they where using them long before the home computer was even out.

[@tiredowalkin]

fascinating!

[@bgd73]

that is an amazing story. I see a lot of disbelief to go that incognito. Someone with my surname made that subject famous... secretly. anyway, I had basic clearance for flightline work, and it exceeded boundaries sometimes. its no big deal.. until you need to tell the truth. It will not be listened to. It would be cool to settle the hughes story with DNA.

[@canebluff]

Thanks for sharing Joe. Very plausible account presented. Question: Howard Hughes must have known and had some connection with the UFO activity/intelligence/technology but we never hear of it. Have you?

[@colt4667]

Has anyone found out if HH had anything to do with the JFK assassination or the Moon landing hoax or the 911 disasters? And what about HH and Bigfoot and crop circles? Could HH have been an alien?

[@plutoplatters]

randall williams He built the loch-ness sp ? monster !

[@eatpigsnot]

heard on Coast to Coast AM within the last 2 weeks (think it was when Alex Constantine was on, but can't swear to it) there was an actor playing Howard Hughes in Las Vegas because Howard, who actually had full control of his mental faculties, was at Area 51 working both with UFO's and atomic testing

[@colt4667]

judas brute If it was on Coast to Coast it's gotta be true.

[@contactjoy4140]

And Eva bought a house. Where'd Eva get money and credit to buy a house? He'd be recognized? Not with new eyeballs and hair color and new nose and ears.... etc etc

[@meelusine]

Does this man on the video refers to the "Gemstone files" written by Bruce Roberts. According to this file, Howard Huges was kidnapped and kept prisoned and drugged in a bungalow in the Beverly Hills hotel, by Aristotle Onasis and the Mafia, from 1957 to 1966. And, still according to this file, he was replaced by a double named Wayne Rector or Bruce Randall. Which would explain many things, 2 different men, orders through telephone only, etc.. See also Mae Brussel explanation of this story.

[@DarkwingsDesending]

You seriously believe this conspriracy bull shit?

[@atbragdots8852]

@6:14 "Nicely" was a mbr of the mil for how long... oh... INDEFINITEly. A bit, uh, revealing, eh. The club... for life.

[@bearowen5480]

It was a "retired" ID card which all retired military veterans receive upon discharge. Those who have not received career retirement status have a Form DD-II4 as proof of military service and type of discharge.

[@caryconrad3298]

Hughes went to Fessedon prep in MA and audited classes at CalTech. - en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Howard_Hughes

[@ludmillaroman]

the skeptics don't believe the theory posited here because it would mean that in order to pull this off Howard Hughes would have to have behaved in a way that is just too hard to believe... now that is funny.

[@Viktoriskane91]

Let's just pretend that this is all true. If Howard Hughes did fake his death and somehow managed to stay alive to the staggering age of 95 years old, which would be astonishing concidering all the injuries he got during his aviation days, then who cares, he was a private citizen with the right to be unknown if he wanted to and according to this little story he's been dead for the last fourteen years, so who gives a crap? Leave him be and let Howard Hughes be a memory of a great aviator, film producer, engineer and businessman. Side note. Concidering all of his injuries, I personally don't have a hard time believing that he became addicted to morphine and that correlates to all the reports about his way of life when he lived at the Sands in Las Vegas. Allthough, this story would make a great movie :)

[@mitcheljc]

Viktoriskane91 Who cares? Its illegal to fake your death. So the cops or the FBI would the answer to your question.

[@Viktoriskane91]

Haven't seen your comment until now but anyway. It isn't illegal to fake your own death, not according to FBI Spokesperson Bill Carter. However, the things you will have to do after faking your own death might be illegal, for example: Evading state and federal taxes. Implicating someone in the pseudocide. Using a fake identification. But faking ones death itself isn't illegal. blogs.findlaw.com/blotter/2013/05/is-it-illegal-to-fake-your-own-death.html

[@flyinghigh3977]

Its already a movie 🎦 the star is Leonardo de caprio its a great movie BT it seems to correlate the mental health issues In to this story because as we all know Hollywood is used to program the thoughts and perception of its audience so all this could be entirely possible considering he was a movie maker always had the latest stars or if not he would create a new star in his pictures so if u take into fact he did comply with ww2 made plenty of planes ammo and supplies seems to me if he did fake his death he broke up his empire to take away suspicion off the cash flow a dead man can't claim his wealth but if he sold off the profit making companys then he can simply create an alias to collect it.. I watched a program stating he was watching a lot of TV when he turned into a recluse and wouldn't leave his bed.. Now take into fact he was a movie producer and he knew a lot about Hollywood and how it worked it just seems strange that a man as clever and with the recourses he had to sit al day and watch programmed pictures seems odd or reviewing material it is a strange story with myths one does wonder..