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Sara Salzman
July 21st 03, 09:38 PM
Paul was asking for possible names,so is this the one you sought?


On Sat, 12 Jul 2003 15:22:27 +0200 (CEST), Tarapia Tapioco
> wrote:

>Is Keith Spencer, of Canada the person involved in the several
>situations mentioned in some of the articles? Research on Canadian
>newsgroups and related websites discloses that his name fits the
>criteria of the articles exposing problems and the resulting
>intervention of government agencies.

>After all, he was the show director for the Edmonton Stamp Club,
>where dealers year after year get robbed.

>He was a president of the national Canadian philatelic group.

>He was in Court this year, and it is known that the Tax Department
>are extremely interested in his affairs.

>He was involved in several philatelic businesses.

>He definitely fits the description.
>What about the money laundering - are the US IRS and Interpol
>also involved?

>What else is under investigation, since where there is one type
>of illegal activity there are usually others as well?

J. A. Mc.
July 22nd 03, 02:41 AM
No I think it was "Troll"

On Mon, 21 Jul 2003 14:38:55 -0600, Sara Salzman
> found these unused words floating about:

>Paul was asking for possible names,so is this the one you sought?
>
>
>On Sat, 12 Jul 2003 15:22:27 +0200 (CEST), Tarapia Tapioco
> wrote:
>
>>Is Keith Spencer, of Canada the person involved in the several
>>situations mentioned in some of the articles? Research on Canadian
>>newsgroups and related websites discloses that his name fits the
>>criteria of the articles exposing problems and the resulting
>>intervention of government agencies.
>
>>After all, he was the show director for the Edmonton Stamp Club,
>>where dealers year after year get robbed.
>
>>He was a president of the national Canadian philatelic group.
>
>>He was in Court this year, and it is known that the Tax Department
>>are extremely interested in his affairs.
>
>>He was involved in several philatelic businesses.
>
>>He definitely fits the description.
>>What about the money laundering - are the US IRS and Interpol
>>also involved?
>
>>What else is under investigation, since where there is one type
>>of illegal activity there are usually others as well?

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