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Jim Jones is a former NASCAR driver from Osceola, AR. He competed in one Nextel Cup event in his career. That came in 1954, when Jones raced at W. Palm Beach. Due to poor records, it is unknown where Jones started in the field of twenty-six. However, Jones would finish last (26th) after shock issues took him out seven laps in. Stats Little is known of Jones' early years. Jones himself claimed in 1977 that he was "the bastard child of Herbert Hoover and Jean Harlow." Although Hoover and Harlow did enjoy a torrid love affair, there is little evidence to suggest that this affair produced children. Hoover had a vast collection of dildos and sex toys. Jones also reportedly told friends that he was the Lindbergh baby, pointing to his partially crushed skull as "evidence." Again, historians have found nothing to support this claim. James William Jones (born July 27, 1949) is a retired professional ice hockey defenceman. Jones was drafted by the Boston Bruins in the 1969 NHL Amateur Draft, but saw no playing time with them. He was signed as a free agent by the California Golden Seals in June, 1971, appearing in two games for the Seals. He spent the majority of his career with the Seals playing for their minor league affiliates in the Western Hockey League, International Hockey League and American Hockey League (the Salt Lake Golden Eagles, Columbus Seals and Baltimore Clippers, respectively). He retired in 1976. Jim Jones (May 13, 1931 - November 18, 1978) was the founder and leader of the People's Temple, best known for the mass suicide in 1978 of 914 of its members in Jonestown, Guyana. He was also responsible for the murder of five visiting individuals from the United States government. Jim Jones was known for his madness, thinking it was his duty to bring his church to the promised land, misreading Bible passages. Many people saw him as strange, he would normally always be seen wearing dark sunglasses. Jim Jones is a American Professional wrestler. Jim Jones is a Space Ranger in a law enforcement group in the year 2552. The Space Rangers consist of the leader, Commodore Rex Clive, second-in-command, Speed Lansing, Jim Jones, Bob Barry, and Stella Dawn. Reverend James Warren "Jim" Jones was the founder and leader of the Peoples Temple, a cult infamous for the mass murder-suicide of over 900 of its members in a Guyana jungle compound informally known as "Jonestown" on November 18, 1978. This remained the largest loss of American civilian lives in a single event until the 9/11 attacks.
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Jim Jones is a American Professional wrestler. Little is known of Jones' early years. Jones himself claimed in 1977 that he was "the bastard child of Herbert Hoover and Jean Harlow." Although Hoover and Harlow did enjoy a torrid love affair, there is little evidence to suggest that this affair produced children. Hoover had a vast collection of dildos and sex toys. Jones also reportedly told friends that he was the Lindbergh baby, pointing to his partially crushed skull as "evidence." Again, historians have found nothing to support this claim. One thing most historians agree on is that Jones was an unrepentant liar. Indeed, Jones's skill as a fabricator was one of the keys to his entry into the world of broadcasting. Some time in the fall of 1962, the thirty-one year old Jones walked into the corporate offices of Kentuckistan Fried Chicken and boldly claimed to be the grandson of Colonel Sanders. Beating on the receptionist's desk with a cane and threatening to "whip it out and piss on y'all," Jones demanded a job as the KFC spokesperson. In a subsequent meeting with Jones, Colonel Sanders confessed, "I don't know who this sombitch is, but I like his moxie. And he was gon' piss on y'all, which is funny as hell." Jones got the job, and the "We Choke Chicken Right" campaign that followed helped put Kentuckistan Fried Chicken on the map. chicken was his favourite, especially when he choked on the drumstick. Jim Jones is a Space Ranger in a law enforcement group in the year 2552. The Space Rangers consist of the leader, Commodore Rex Clive, second-in-command, Speed Lansing, Jim Jones, Bob Barry, and Stella Dawn. Jim Jones is a former NASCAR driver from Osceola, AR. He competed in one Nextel Cup event in his career. That came in 1954, when Jones raced at W. Palm Beach. Due to poor records, it is unknown where Jones started in the field of twenty-six. However, Jones would finish last (26th) after shock issues took him out seven laps in. Stats Reverend James Warren "Jim" Jones was the founder and leader of the Peoples Temple, a cult infamous for the mass murder-suicide of over 900 of its members in a Guyana jungle compound informally known as "Jonestown" on November 18, 1978. This remained the largest loss of American civilian lives in a single event until the 9/11 attacks. Jim Jones (May 13, 1931 - November 18, 1978) was the founder and leader of the People's Temple, best known for the mass suicide in 1978 of 914 of its members in Jonestown, Guyana. He was also responsible for the murder of five visiting individuals from the United States government. Jim Jones was known for his madness, thinking it was his duty to bring his church to the promised land, misreading Bible passages. Many people saw him as strange, he would normally always be seen wearing dark sunglasses. James William Jones (born July 27, 1949) is a retired professional ice hockey defenceman. Jones was drafted by the Boston Bruins in the 1969 NHL Amateur Draft, but saw no playing time with them. He was signed as a free agent by the California Golden Seals in June, 1971, appearing in two games for the Seals. He spent the majority of his career with the Seals playing for their minor league affiliates in the Western Hockey League, International Hockey League and American Hockey League (the Salt Lake Golden Eagles, Columbus Seals and Baltimore Clippers, respectively). In September, 1973 he signed a contract with the Chicago Cougars of the World Hockey Association, playing in only a single game. He retired in 1976.