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The Case of the Beatriz Marinello
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| Tom Klem 2004-12-26, 12:46 am |
| You are truly the Michael Moore of this Chess generation.
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Tom Klem
"Slanders, Libels and Defamations are our business!"
---sign hanging up in the back of Spam Sloan's rusting cab.
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| Sam Sloan 2004-12-27, 9:45 am |
| At 07:24 AM 12/27/2004, Israel Silverman wrote:
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>Sam, unless I'm misreading, you have in prior messages that Beatriz is a sickly woman, without apparent significant assets, wage income or business experience, who is now serving a very high level volunteer position at the USCF.
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>How does something like this come about? Why would such a person do this instead of seeking gainful employment? And why would the USCF utilize the services of such a person?
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>There must be more to this than we are seeing. Can you explain?
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>Israel Silverman
These are all very good questions that we cannot answer. Frankly I
fear the worst.
Why would a person who is seriously ill, perhaps even terminal, who
spends we believe two or three days a week undergoing kidney
treatments, we do not know if it is Kidney Dialysis or what it is,
become so determined to gain control over the USCF and access to all
the bank accounts? Why would a person who has never previously
expressed any interest at all in chess governance suddenly go to such
extreme lengths in the face of such tremendous opposition to gain
total control over the organization?
Why would three other board members support her in this quest?
We are afraid that when we finally find out the answers to these
questions, it will have been too late to have done anything about it.
I suppose that when it is all over, we could file a suit against Leroy
Dubeck to recover the funds. At least he has money.
Sam Sloan
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| Johnny Bravo 2004-12-27, 5:46 pm |
| Hey guys,
Here's my new address:Todd Ullum 5963 Whitefield Street
Dearborn Heights, Michigan 48127
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| michael adams 2005-01-03, 6:46 am |
| Sam Sloan wrote:
,SN[P>
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> Why would a person who is seriously ill, perhaps even terminal, who
> spends we believe two or three days a week undergoing kidney
> treatments, we do not know if it is Kidney Dialysis or what it is,
> become so determined to gain control over the USCF and access to all
> the bank accounts?
Dear Sam, (& Mr. Silverman too) - it is a time of goodwill & poor
Beatrice may actually need more than a paltry 500,000$US to procure a
pkdm (personal kidney dialysis machine). An immediate 'whip-round' is
clearly required!. I shall co-ordinate the Australian arm of the
operation & gentlemen, please do not be shy in banishing meanness from
the equation. Thankyou all for your time & eh! - utmost generosity..
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| michael adams 2005-01-08, 12:46 am |
| Sam Sloan wrote:
,SN[P>
quote:
> Why would a person who is seriously ill, perhaps even terminal, who
> spends we believe two or three days a week undergoing kidney
> treatments, we do not know if it is Kidney Dialysis or what it is,
> become so determined to gain control over the USCF and access to all
> the bank accounts?
Dear Sam, (& Mr. Silverman too) - it is a time of goodwill & poor
Beatrice may actually need more than a paltry 500,000$US to procure a
pkdm (personal kidney dialysis machine). An immediate 'whip-round' is
clearly required!. I shall co-ordinate the Australian arm of the
operation & gentlemen, please do not be shy in banishing meanness from
the equation. Thankyou all for your time & eh! - utmost generosity..
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