Stolen
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Unless it's an inside job. Trash, the paper smelt the gold, walk away.
The target was multiples of valuables, so either an inside job that the thief knows to sell on the black market or an amateur that knows sweet fugall about the value and gets caught posting letters to his mum with rare stamps. A pro would have only gone for the metal for melt DNA will catch them you can not run away from it
As for stolen the English crown jewels are stolen as well. Yes, those dirty elites stole the lot, and the ownership countries want them back in their rightful places. Deporting thieves for loaves of bread due to starvation to we will thieve that in the name of the crown! Oh, the hypocrisy of it all. The English museum is full of stolen artefacts from all over the world.... STOLEN.
So who trucked the gold out of wtc before they were demolished?
The ps console occupying Alice Springs is complicit. Ditch admiralty law and kick the bastards out!
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The Ketapang District Prosecutor's Office, West Kalimantan (West Kalimantan) confirmed that it filed an appeal related to the acquittal of the defendant Yu Hao (49) in the case of illegal mining crimes that cost the state Rp 1.020 trillion. Head of the Intelligence Section of the Ketapang District Prosecutor's Office, Panter Rivay Sinambela, said that currently the cassation material is being prepared. The public prosecutor has 7 days to prepare the cassation, after the appeal decision came out on Monday (13/1/2025) This article has been published on Kompas.com with the title "Chinese Citizen Accused of Stealing 774 Kg of Gold in West Kalimantan Sentenced to Freedom, Kejari Files Cassation"
YPF case: Argentina ordered to reveal location of Central Bank gold - Buenos Aires Herald
Judge Preska called for information on the country’s coffers, which the government has contended is ‘confidential’
buenosairesherald.com
Buenos Aires Herald
Wednesday, January 15, 2025
New York Federal Judge Loretta Preska has ordered Argentina to hand over information on the central bank's gold reserves per a request filed by hedge fund Burford Capital in October.
The discovery order is the latest in the saga of a US$16.1 billion lawsuit it won against the country in 2023 for the expropriation of energy company YPF.
Argentina's assets are being probed for potential seizure by the U.S. District Court for the Southern District of New York to partly pay for the lawsuit. In a letter to Judge Preska, Burford quoted newspaper articles from last July reporting that Economy Minister Luis Caputo confirmed that the central bank had moved some of its gold overseas, which certain media outlets claimed would be used for a repo. The government did not provide further information on the matter.
Last week, Argentina wrote a letter to Preska arguing that the central bank and the republic are legally separate entities, meaning that the gold reserves do not belong to the government and their details are confidential.
The country, represented by the Sullivan & Cromwell law firm, also said that the central bank's reserves "enjoy special protection from execution" under the U.S. Foreign Sovereign Immunities Act and UK law.
In her order, Preska countered that "regardless of whether the gold reserves are held" by the central bank, the republic shall produce its own documents concerning the reserves."
The judge further demanded information on government accounts held in the country and overseas, as well as evidence from a separate lawsuit in order to "trace the republic's assets." ...