Dear Candace,
Please allow me to advise the public of an update of the Chaisse, Italy situation, as I had previously promised to do.
WHISTLEBLOWER ………….. I PROMISED TO UPDATE PEOPLE ON CERTAIN ISSUES, SO HERE IS THE NEXT ONE ………
Most people will remember the Chaisse, Italy situation where the Italian Police seized Financial Instruments and arrested two Japanese men (Akihiko Yamaguchi and Mitsuyoshi Watanabe) attempting to cross the Italian / Swiss border with these instruments concealed in a hidden compartment in Yamaguchi’s briefcase.
Yamaguchi and Watanabe were indicted on June 27th 2009. After which they jumped bail and fled back to Japan.
The Preliminary Trial Hearing was scheduled for September 16th 2010. Neither Yamaguchi nor Watanabe turned up at the court for this Hearing.
The Hearing was adjourned until October 12th 2010.
Neither Yamaguchi or Watanabe turned up at the court for the Trial Hearing on October 12th.
A Full Trial (public) date has now been set for May 25th 2011.
Considering that Yamaguchi in his official and duly executed statement to the Police and to his Court appointed Lawyer stated, quote
“Furthermore I herewith guarantee under my personal responsibility and under oath to be the legal owner of these bonds which are clean, of no criminal origin and free of pledge and duties”.
It would therefore be perfectly reasonable to believe, if Yamaguchi believed his own statement, that being the legal owner of the Bonds he would have done anything and everything possible to regain possession of the Bonds from the Police / Court, whereby he would have turned up at the Court with at least two highly specialised Barristers and their Lawyer assistants in tow, to defend his legal rights as the legal owner, challenging the Police evidence as necessary to ensure that he regained possession of his property.
Yamaguchi obviously doesn’t believe himself (not that anyone else believes him) in this issue and is prepared, shown by his absence in Court, to just forget about his $217,000,000,000 USD ($217 billion USD), which is face value plus interest accrued, fortune and write it off as a mistake.
Hmmm, that doesn’t make much sense to me. The self claimed wealthiest man in the world, wealthier than Bill Gates at $60 billion and the Queen of England at approximately $4.5 billion; who is just prepared to “Write Off” $217 billion USD in Financial Instruments. He must be as deficient in his mind as his story is factually deficient.
Anyone want to play Monopoly?
Am I worried about what people like “Wheel (Keenan)”, B. Fulford, and others who have no idea of the subject matter, say, or have stated previously about these Financial Instruments and any involvement by us? ….. Not in the slightest, fictional stories do not interest me.
WHISTLEBLOWER
