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To: Caroline who wrote (7300)	3/1/1998 2:00:00 PM
From: Ken Todd	Respond to of 8012

Thanks, Caroline. It is good to know that people like you are in this world; thanks for trying to check on me (before). I know Tod called a number of times out of concern for my safety. This I really appreciate. As for Mark, I don't want to hang him. I just want him to come absolutely "clean." He seems to have answered my questions. And, perhaps he was being used without even knowing it. If you'll note my frequent remarks concerning the whole story--even I don't have all the answers. I only refer to what I witnessed and as I once told Becky Buckman, the truth is so bizzare most people couldn't even have made it up! An associate of Mo's (who by the way gave the appraisal of the carborundum) had two of his employees living in a rental house behind his business. These two young men (brothers)were executed by a gunshot to the head. One was wedged between the wall and shower and was actually left standing (in death). This has been rather hushed-up and very little said about it. (I'll try to locate the article and publish it on the web site). I know one person who saw one of the brothers at a service station a day or two before the murder run up and hand Mo a cellular phone. Mo spoke to the person on the other end of the call and returned the phone to the brother. (I've often wondered if they did the "break-in" that Tod was blamed for). And in terms of the fire, Hog Wild Barbeque was given at least $5,000 by GIFS for renovation. The owner went ahead and had work done based upon additional promises by Mo. When pressed, Mo did not come through, but kept delaying the balance. The next day Hog Wild Barbeque catches on fire and it was almost uncanny. Mo and Mike were standing outside and almost waiting for it to happen--kinda like one would wait for a parade to come by. Finally, I hope my web site--although filled with attitude--comes across as objective. There's so much more I want to tell, and so much more that the investors need to know. I am not infallible and my perceptions could be incorrect; however, I did make an extra effort to view the incicents involved objectively. In fact, with all that Mohamed was, is, and has been -- he was NOT a solo act! As always, Ken