Dave Cawley
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first heard Sep 2026
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James Heydrich arrived in Utah about five years after Nancy Baird disappeared, telling a wild story.
Did you catch that little red flag?
Ninjutsu comes from feudal Japan, not Tibet.
Heydrich provided paperwork stating he was the son of a U.S.
mother and a Chinese father named Wang Chengwu.
Wang Chengwu was said to be the secretary of the commissariat of the Communist Party in China's Yukin province.
No mention of a plane crash in this paperwork, and Yukin province is nowhere near Tibet, but
More red flags.
The paperwork said Heydrich had lived in a Shaolin temple until the age of fifteen, then became a political assassin with nine hits to his credit, including the killing of a CIA operative in Hong Kong.
This part of Heydrich's story bears striking similarity to the plot of the TV show Kung Fu, which aired during the 1970s.
Heydrich's search for this lost brother brought him to Los Angeles in 1977, where police arrested him.
In Heydrich's telling, he had been hitchhiking and accepted a ride from some guys in a van.
Police pulled the van over a short time later and slapped handcuffs on everyone inside.
Heydrich had only been out of the monastery a short time and barely spoke any English.
He didn't understand what was happening.
Prosecutors charged Heydrich with several felony crimes.
He eventually pleaded guilty and was sent to prison.
This only put a bigger target on Heydrich's back, so he convinced prison officials to release him on parole for his own safety.
A sympathetic priest then helped Heydrich relocate to Utah.
The paperwork I mentioned earlier is a federal probation report that details all of this.
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