Various C-1 money traders, with stockpiled currency from bank fraud, drug money and official bribes, decide to conduct a site specific murder money laundering scheme. In Diana Havner's case, the E-Z Mart was purchased and altered to enhance security for the murderers. Was covert coverage put in place? When was the Yogurt Shop franchise purchased and how much "host coverage" was put in place? Lt. Parkinson of Austin Police Department has stated that he refuses to inquire.

A SITE IS PURCHASED

The C-1 money traders combine their funds and locate a murder site. In the Havner case, a low volume store in Sulphur Springs, Texas was purchased and altered to enhance security for the murder of the employee. The Yogurt Shop franchise relating to the Anderson Lane site was purchased or the existing owner was bribed. Once the site was located, victims were sought out for placement and subsequent murder on the site In the Yogurt Shop case, plaintiff s attorney Jeff Rusk begins to visit Child Inc. where he eventually meets Skip and Barbara Suraci the parents of the eventual murder victims, Sarah and Jennifer Harbison, prior to the murders.

SITE SECURITY IS INCREASED FOR THE MURDERERS

In order to safely conduct the site specific murders, security is increased on the site. In the Havner case, the telephone and silent alarm system were removed, isolating Diana Havner on the site. Larger signs were placed over the windows, further increasing the isolation. In the Yogurt Shop Murders, an unemployed male was moved into an apartment behind the site, presumably with instructions to walk to the Yogurt Shop every evening to befriend the girls and observe nocturnal activity in the vicinity of the Yogurt Shop.

ADDITIONAL- C1 -TRADERS ARE SOUGHT FOR THE MONEY LAUNDERING SCHEME

The use of the Yogurt Shop allows C-1 traders seeking to launder funds to visit the site and observe security. Those who decide to join the scheme begin "loading" their C-1 currency on board the host carriers ostensibly providing coverage for the Shop.

LOADING DURING THE LAG TIME

The entire purpose of the murder based money laundering scheme is to circumvent the reporting requirements put in place by the Bank Secrecy Act and move the C-1 currency into the central banking system. Because of the Bank Secrecy Act and its $10,000 reporting requirements, direct transactions with the central bank must be avoided. The host carriers provide dummy lists of policy holders to the third party check writing company at the same time the C-1 traders provide C-1 currency to the third party check writers. The money orders go to the host carriers and the C-1 currency is deposited in the central bank by the money order company. All trace back created by B.S.A. reporting requirements end at the money order company. The host carriers, using the money orders, then have the central bank transfer the funds from the money order company's accounts to its General Accounts. It is estimated that more than $100 million may have been laundered through the Yogurt Shop Murders. The host carrier is now "charged" and awaits the murder.

ADDITIONAL MURDERERS ARE LOCATED

With as much as $100 million presumably on board the host carriers in anticipation of the Yogurt Shop Murders, the site specific murders must take place without complications. Competent murderers who are in positions of mutual compromise (read facing civil and criminal prosecution) are located and promised financial compensation and freedom from civil and criminal prosecution in return fro providing murder services. Please see statement on internet at "www.antishyster.com" by Moebius.

THE CHILDREN ARE MURDERED

The deaths of the girls on the Yogurt Site gives immediate rise to death claims and causes money laundered into the general accounts of the "host carriers" that was to be moved into the reserve accounts, where the money is shielded from scrutiny. The money can then be down loaded through the death claims and into a trust account of an attorney. It is believed that only $12 million was down loaded through one attorney's account, with as much as $88 million having been downloaded through another account for return distribution to the accounts of the C-l money traders.