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To: E. Charters who wrote (11720)	7/31/1998 6:43:00 PM
From: The Fix	Read Replies (2) \| Respond to of 34075

Hey Eric....Have you seen this. See Kaiser did notice you after all. You can write your six subscribers about this. Sorry Eric I'm not a broker. Winspear Resources Ltd - Kaiser snaps over salting allegations Winspear Resources Ltd WSP Shares issued 32,751,333 1998-07-30 close $1.36 Thursday Jul 30 1998 John Kaiser, writing in a July 29 Bottom-Fish Tracker, looks at the possibility that the Snap Lake results from Winspear Resources on June 22 were so good that they may have been tampered with. He begins by dismissing comments found on the Internet by Eric Charters, who operates a website and claims to be the author of a mining newsletter. Mr. Kaiser says Mr. Charters has offered no evidence that Winspear's bulk sample was salted. "Charters comes across as somebody gone stark raving mad," he states. Still, Mr. Kaiser acknowledges that the authenticity of the results need to be addressed. First, the recovery of 21 stones or bigger from a 199.7-tonne bulk sample is extraordinary, he says. Unprecedented is that the sample should include three stones weighing 10.87, 8.43 and 6.03 carats, Mr. Kasier adds. He points out, however, that the all the diamonds came from the same chemical population and so could not be South African as Mr. Charters has alleged. Mr. Kaiser recommended Winspear in February 1997 at $3.61 and again in December 1997 at 84 cents. fIXER