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To: Daniel Miller who wrote (1671)	4/18/1999 6:05:00 PM
From: marcos	Respond to of 4128

Yeah, I know ... do you know his login(s)? Wooo - check this out, folks - [reference deleted] hassling SIers - #reply-8993027 They don't seem to have any problem with fraud, but God forbid somebody should make a funny.

To: Daniel Miller who wrote (1671)	4/18/1999 6:18:00 PM
From: Jeffrey S. Mitchell	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 4128

Here we establish the Devlin - Bre-X connection: Recently, the Financial Post reported that controversial Alberta entrepreneur, Thomas P. Devlin, also was involved with Bre-X. Here we establish the Devlin-Sklar connection (via Stock Watch, Inc): The Alberta Corporate Registry does not agree with Mr Sklar about Inc. It names two directors: Gerald E. Sklar and, yes, Thomas P. Devlin. This explains how insiders illegally dump shares on the market and blame it on short-sellers: Later that month, Mr Devlin again instructed his representative to place sell orders for Interlock shares. Mr Devlin requested that the trades -- involving 487,500 shares -- be jitneyed through other brokerage firms so the sale of the Interlock shares would appear to be widespread. This ties Sklar in with the illegal dumping: Mr Sklar, who thinks he is quite desirable, has been in trouble in BC for issuing misleading press releases. He did not explain how the long defunct company happened to be selling hundreds of thousands of Interlock shares in 1994. So, anyone still believe it's the evil shorters responsible for the massive selloff? And who was selling all those millions of shares that everyone was buying on the way up? Hmmmm..... Source: #reply-8992910 - Jeff