Gold fever destroyed Fitzgerald
Almost all the gold royalties obtained by Mike Fitzgerald will soon be uncovered through my litigation in Tucson, AZ. Fitzgerald submitted all this assets and income in a document he signed (premarital) on February 11, 1998. This premarital agreement was just submitted here in Tucson, AZ last week. In the last few years the IRS has cracked down on money-laundering through Swiss bank accounts. Mike Fitzgerald got the gold fever from me in the 1960s. Beginning in the 1980s Fitzgerald likes to hide his assets. Clyde Davis told me that the Mormon Church hides assets in Swiss bank accounts for years.
Federal investigations take years. MWR has not operating mine. MWR has no income producing operations. MWR just litigates -- 1st against Mike Fitzgerald -- 2nd against ABX. Since 1994 Kanco Stockholders have a massive amount of information submitted to the FBI and IRS about gold fraud in Nevada and elsewhere. We're very patient.
I have been working with the IRS-CI commencing against ABX in the 1990s, later concerning real estate fraud, but more recently (2008) reporting three Swiss bank accounts for money laundering by Americans to hide black market sales of ancient gold artifacts (processed at Johnson Matthey refinery in Salt Lake City). This refinery was built in 1983 because of Dr. Tom Henry PhD (Deputy Director, Bureau of Mines), Clyde Davis and the Rothschilds for processing all forms of concentrated ore in the US. All these IRS complaints are connected.
“The gold refinery of Johnson Matthey Inc was established in Salt Lake City in 1983 in response to the resurgence of gold mining in the United States, particularly in Nevada, the state adjacent to Utah.”
https://www.goldbarsworldwide.com/PDF/RB_4_JohnsonMattheyGoldBars.pdf
https://www.matthey.com/media/news/titaniumsponge_0396.html
Wegelin Bankers Said to Be Charged in Tax Crackdown by U.S.
Jan. 4 (Bloomberg) -- Switzerland's Wegelin & Co. was the employer of three Swiss bankers charged with conspiring to help U.S. clients hide more than $1.2 billion from American tax authorities, a person familiar with the matter said.
Michael Berlinka, Urs Frei and Roger Keller told clients that they were less vulnerable to a U.S. crackdown on offshore tax evasion because their bank didn't have offices outside Switzerland, according to an indictment filed yesterday in federal court in Manhattan.
https://www.sfgate.com/cgi-bin/article.cgi?f=/g/a/2012/01/04/bloomberg_articlesLX9YXK1A74E9.DTL