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A comment in the comments section of that same article, written by Norman and Winona’s daughter, Toni, vehemently denied the allegations of Nazi activity on the ranch but, in doing so, confirmed that Meares’ research was correct and it was the Stevens—with a “v” not a “ph”—who owned Murphy Ranch. While there’s no reason to ...
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Originally owned by Will Rogers, Murphy Ranch was build at the basin of Rustic Canyon in the 1930s by Nazi sympathizers/rich kooks Winona and Norman Stephens. Believing that Germany would defeat the US in WWII, thus ending the war and opening the floodgates for a full Nazi takeover, they were convinced to build a Nazi hang spot of sorts.
Annexing the Palisades. by. Alex Goldberg. Based on the very true sordid story of the Murphy Ranch, a large compound built in the 1930s in. Rustic Canyon in the Pacific Palisades section of Los Angeles, California. Winona and Norman. Stephens hire wood carver Joseph Kurtz to build a customized staircase in their enormous house on a secluded ...
Sep 19, 2022 · Murphy Ranch, commissioned by Silver Shirts Winona and Norman Stephens, was also envisioned as ultimately a compound and headquarters for Hitler in Los Angeles. Yes, it sounds crazy, but yes, it ...
By 1938 it was clear that the real owners were Winona and Norman Stephens, a wealthy American couple with a marked affinity for National Socialism and Hitler's New Order in Germany. Winona, who was seriously into "the para-normal," came under the spell of a mysterious Rasputin-like Nazi known in local lore only as "Schmidt."
