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To: THE ANT who wrote (29540)	2/16/2008 10:46:48 AM
From: elmatador	Respond to of 219465

How can one know what to do with money if he hasn't handle it? Losing his way on a flight out of a ranch -after criss crossing the world is a akin of a Ronaldinho missing a penalty against Experiment's school team.

To: THE ANT who wrote (29540)	2/16/2008 12:12:35 PM
From: Maurice Winn	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 219465

I think Elroy is Elvis and trying to put us off the wayo scent, but we are getting close. El roy/vis = much the same name even. The amazing and percipient ElMat ... whoa... El mat/vis/roy this is a parallel universe with all three up to something -- I think if we look in Benin we will find Elvis and Steve Fossett. Mqurice

To: THE ANT who wrote (29540)	2/16/2008 12:56:25 PM
From: elmatador	Respond to of 219465

JAN 17: Peggy Fossett wants an order declaring her husband is presumed dead so she can transfer his estate, which contains substantial assets, into a trust. Fossett made millions of dollars trading futures and options on Chicago exchanges. Malak -the judge- said he could not issue the order without making an exception to state law that someone must be missing for seven years before he can be presumed dead. Uhm, Peggy seem to be very per$ua$ive and the judge made and a$$e$$ement of the $ituation an declared him dead.

To: THE ANT who wrote (29540)	2/16/2008 1:04:32 PM
From: elmatador	Respond to of 219465

NOV 26: Wife already asks court to declare Steve Fossett dead. Wife asks court to declare Steve Fossett dead Lawyer: 'Painful' decision necessary to resolve legal status of his estate updated 9:32 p.m. ET Nov. 26, 2007 CHICAGO - The wife of millionaire adventurer Steve Fossett, who disappeared while flying his plane in September in rugged Western terrain, asked a court Monday to declare him legally dead. "As painful as it is for Mrs. Fossett, other members of the family and his many friends, it is time to initiate this process," said attorney Michael LoVallo, who filed the petition in Cook County Circuit Court. The request was a step toward resolving the legal status of Fossett's estate, which according to court papers is "vast, surpassing eight figures in liquid assets, various entities and real estate," LoVallo said.

To: THE ANT who wrote (29540)	10/1/2008 3:56:27 PM
From: elmatador	Respond to of 219465

Apparent Steve Fossett belongings found. Team to search area by air and on foot, police chief says Hikers in California discovered items that may belong to Steve Fossett, chief says Material includes a sweat shirt, cash and pilot's license Fossett disappeared during solo flight in September 2007 (CNN) -- Hikers in California have found items that may belong to missing millionaire adventurer Steve Fossett, officials said Wednesday. Steve Fossett, seen with wife Peggy in a 2006 photograph, disappeared in September 2007. A weathered sweat shirt, cash and a pilot's license with Fossett's name were found Tuesday near Mammoth Lakes, police Chief Randy Schienle said. The license did not have a photo, he said. "We're not certain that it belongs to Steve Fossett, but it certainly has his name on the ID," Schienle said. Fossett, who was 63, was last seen on the morning of September 3, 2007, when he took off from the Flying-M Ranch outside Minden, Nevada, in a single-engine plane. He said he was embarking on a pleasure flight over the Sierra Nevada mountain range . A judge declared Fossett legally dead in February. Watch: Police chief describes what hikers found. » No plane wreckage has been found, but a multi-jurisdictional team would return to the area of the discovery to search by air and on foot, Schienle said. Fossett made his money in the financial services industry, but is renowned for his daredevil exploits, which include nonstop, round-the-world trips aboard a balloon, a fixed-wing plane and a boat. He was the first person to circle the globe solo in a balloon, accomplishing the feat in 2002, and the first to fly a plane around the world solo without refueling, which he did in 2005. He also set world records in round-the-world sailing and cross-country skiing.