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| Citigroup-AMEC 9/11 insurance fraud on Lloyd's of London?
by David Hawkins, Foundation Scholar, Cambridge University Founder of the Citizen's Association of Forensic Economists at Hawks' CAFE An open e-mail letter to: David Hough, Executive Director
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For the attention of underwriters and names of Lloyd's of London ('Lloyd's') Dear Mr. Hough 9/11 - A Citigroup-AMEC insurance fraud on Lloyd's of London? With an outline of our research below into apparent sabotage, obstruction of justice and insurance fraud around the events of 9/11, we ask you to forward an offer of our expert witness service to underwriters and names at Lloyd's of London ('Lloyd's') acting on behalf of many clients who may have become victims of these apparent frauds on or after 9/11. Lloyd's is one of the world’s major reinsurance markets and is the world’s premier aviation insurance market. In both capacities, Lloyd's was particularly and disproportionately
affected by the events of 9/11, so much so that the NIAC (National Association
of Insurance Commissioners) commissioned the now-disbanded Arthur Anderson
to carry out a solvency audit of Lloyd's after the 'al-Qaeda' attacks of
September 11, 2001.
Underwriters at Lloyd's have an ongoing action to recover damages in
respect of the alleged negligence by Citigroup Construction Defendants—AMEC
PLC et al. ("Citigroup-AMEC") which defendants allegedly caused damage
to a substation underneath World Trade Center building 7, that substation
being the property of a Lloyds' insuree, Consolidated Edison Company of
New York, Inc. (“Con Ed”).
Lloyd's, with others, allege that Citigroup-AMEC was negligent in designing and installing the 7WTC water mains which ruptured and prevented firefighting and the 7WTC diesel generators, fuel lines and tanks which malfunctioned and fed fires causing an 'implosion' of the Con Ed substation. We invite Lloyd's to convert its civil action in respect of alleged
negligence by Citigroup-AMEC into a RICO* suit in respect of apparent racketeering,
extortion, arson and insurance frauds by the CAI Private Equity Group whose
members invested, we believe, in a Citigroup-AMEC partnership with the
Bonanno crime family of New York and Montreal, including an alleged former
Bonanno accountant and then, the Canadian Minister of Public Works, Alfonso
Gagliano.
In July 2004, Joseph Massino, boss of the Bonanno Family, was found
guilty of "orchestrating a quarter-century of murder, racketeering, arson,
extortion, loan-sharking and gambling" which gave the family control over
the movement of drugs through the ports of New York and Montreal and a
pipeline for heroin from France ('The French Connection').
On May 5, 1981 Massino organized a hit team, largely comprised of shooters
from the family's Montreal branch, to kill rebels in America and return
to Canada while the New York branch sent in local clean-up crews to destroy
evidence.
We allege Citigroup-AMEC partners procured 'al-Qaeda' hit teams through
the Canadian ministry of Public Works under Alfonso Gagliano. These teams
first simulated, then executed the hijackings of aircraft during the NORAD
war games of June and September 2001. The U.S. Air Force was duped into
standing down so that automatic-landing telemetry could guide 'al-Qaeda'
into its targets.
More than fifty years ago the Bonnanos found a way to conceal the bodies
of their victims using a "double coffin". Two bodies would be stored in
one coffin, a loved one on top and underneath, a second body that needed
to be disposed of. The number of times this method of burying bodies was
used is unclear, but police are sure the number is up in the hundreds.
On 9/11, offices of First Liberty Investment Group on the 79th floor
of One World Trade Center - a Bonanno 'boiler room' operation engaged in
fraudulent private placements and pump and dump schemes with brokers subjected
to "beatings, intimidation and threats" - disintegrated in a pyroclastic
cloud of dust and ash consistent with a controlled demolition.
Nearly seven hundred staff working on floors 101-105 of One World Trade Center in the offices of Cantor Fitzgerald, Espeed and CO2e.com - the principal competitors to the Citigroup-AMEC partners - died in the blast with their fragmented bodies buried in an apocalyptic "double" coffin of dust and ash. We allege the Citigroup-AMEC partners sabotaged the diesel generators
to feed fires lit by arsonists on the 11th, 12th or 13th floors of WTC7
where the Securities & Exchange Commission lost between 3,000 to 4,000
files. The SEC files contained evidence of insider trading by Citigroup-AMEC
investment bank partners in the shares of initial public offerings during
the high-tech boom. The House Financial Services Committee was seeking
information about the treatment Citigroup's Salmon Smith Barney investing
banking division may have given WorldCom executives. Salomon had offices
in 7 World Trade Center and Citigroup says back-up tapes of corporate emails
from September 1998 through December 2000 were stored at the building and
destroyed in 9/11. Citigroup subsequently paid $2.65 billion to the settlement
class which purchased WorldCom securities during the period from April
1999 through June 2002.
At 5:20 p.m. on 9/11, 7 World Trade Center collapsed in its own footprint at a speed slightly slower than free fall under gravity in a manner consistent with a controlled demolition. Molten steel and partially evaporated steel members were found in the debris pile of WTC #1, 2 and 7. The thermal signature of 32 hot spots, 5 days and 10 days after the collapse, is consistent with all the buildings being rigged for demolition with an incendiary such as thermite. We allege that the Citigroup-AMEC partnership now conspired to remove
and destroy evidence of arson before filing bogus property insurance claims
in an arrangement with Larry Silverstein and Silverstein Properties, including
a claim for a double payment for the destruction of the Twin Towers. "Griffin
quotes court documents to the effect that Silverstein had only $14 million
invested in the insurance deal for the Twin Towers (compared to 50 times
as much by his [off-book]lenders) through limited liability investment
vehicles."
We allege that the Citigroup-AMEC partnership employed Mob truckers
and GPS monitoring systems on all trucks to remove evidence of arson and
sabotage from Ground Zero. The '9/11' GPS technology was again procured
through the Canadian ministry of Public Works under Alfonso Gagliano, using
the Canadian Commercial Corporations ('CCC') as prime contractor and sub-conbtracting
to PowerLOC of Ontario and MIT.
We note that AMEC's partners had just finished refurbishing the Pentagon's
US Navy Command Center which was destroyed in a direct hit by Flight 77
on 9/11.
We also note that AMEC was awarded the contract to remove debris and
destroy evidence from the Pentagon 9/11 site with what appears to be the
same M.O. and logic - i.e. to support an insurance fraud - as AMEC's destruction
of evidence from Ground Zero in Manhattan.
The material above outlines some of the evidence we could provide as an expert witness in any civil RICO action Lloyd's might choose to bring against the Citigroup-AMEC partnership. For the reference of Lloyd's and its legal advisors, we have also included
the urls below with information on civil RICO remedies available in the
United States.
Yours sincerely, David Hawkins
Notes: "9/11 Citigroup-AMEC insurance fraud on Lloyds ...." "Testimony September 14, 2005 .. your understanding Seasons had responsibility
for removing debris at 7 World Trade Center? .. Objection to question ..
Tully, Bovis and AMEC continue with debris removal .. DDC cut management
oversight by 75% by end of December [2001] .. "Recommend construction management
be handled by one Ground Zero prime contractor" .. Memorandum Allen Rose,
ACOE, to Sean Dowling FEMA .. early January 2002, control of debris removal
at WTC site down from four general contractors working at direction of
DDC .. gave Bovis/AMEC partnership [sole] responsibility for debris removal
operation at site."
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