Candace Owens

which, obviously in the area where Charlie's X-Men School was.

The X-Men School, I just like to call it that, was actually called Creative Children's Academy.

It opened in 1982 for the academically gifted from preschool up into the eighth grade.

In 1999, it changed its name officially to Quest Academy.

It tells us on its website or, I'm sorry, in a past article that it receives corporate and private funding from who we don't know.

I would like to know what corporations funded that academy.

What we do know is that it's a stone's throw from Northrop Grumman, the massive aerospace and defense company that has extensive federal contracts dating back to World War II.

Just put that fact in the back of your mind.

It may mean nothing at all, but I just want to say that because it came up when I was researching the general area in Palatine, Illinois.

Now, the Children's Creative Academy, I should tell you, was founded by a woman named Helene Bartz, okay?

Her husband is a Reverend Robert Bartz of Arlington Heights.

Helene Bartz,

Now, a tip that I received and I was able to confirm is that Helene Bartz was actually good friends with Bill Montgomery and his wife, Edith Montgomery.

Edith Walker Montgomery.

She actually goes by her last name, Edith Walker.

The person claims that Edith Walker...

who I've since learned emigrated from Germany after World War II, and I can't really find much else about her, became a, and this is correct, an adolescent psychiatric nurse.

So she was a psychiatric nurse to the youth.

And that she was actually the person that started the school with Helene Bartz.

And that has since virtually been wiped from public record.