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To: jhild who wrote (378)	11/1/1999 5:54:00 PM
From: The Duke of URL©	Read Replies (1) of 1156

It is possible that there are beneficial owners of some of these entities whose names do not appear on the various indictments and litigation. I think as a preliminary matter we can rule out pecuniary loss as a motive. Someone capable of committing murder could surely be capable of lying during an OEX, an Order of Examination of Judgment Creditor. The more likely motives are threat of exposure or hard time. The former rules out anybody already on the US Attorney' "A" list but the latter may not. Where did the money go? Supposedly bigtime scams, but I don't see the vics with 5 million in the Bank of Colts Neck. Did any of the deals file with the SEC? Are there major unusual transfers of funds from any of these deals to anyone we know?? This might be a productive avenue of inquiry. Or, maybe it was as Eddy Blinker seems to think, a double suicide. :) Deep Duke

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