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zoom rader wrote:The 1% fishes got away .Dizzy28 wrote:Phone Surgeon wrote:No one was really expecting that currency change over. Real ppl get caught with their pants down and had to pay businessmen to change their money for them.
People had to have known (and by the volume of STRs recorded by FIU seems it was big players)
Q3 2019 had such a big spike in laundering that it can't be coincidental.
Based on the figures below that works out to almost 1.8m/transaction.An estimated $749 million in "dirty money" got laundered as "clean currency" in the months leading up to Government and the Central Bank's changeover of $100 bills to the difficult-to-duplicate polymer notes.
The Financial Intelligence Unit (FIU) reports that 429 transactions, amounting to $749,024,557, is the highest recorded number of money laundering cases in the last three years, and occurred between July and September.
https://newsday.co.tt/2019/12/15/749m-in-dirty-money/
I guess they was told to get their house in order.
Pastor Lal and barber kwame have to take the squeeze balls to make PNM look good
Dizzy28 wrote:zoom rader wrote:The 1% fishes got away .Dizzy28 wrote:Phone Surgeon wrote:No one was really expecting that currency change over. Real ppl get caught with their pants down and had to pay businessmen to change their money for them.
People had to have known (and by the volume of STRs recorded by FIU seems it was big players)
Q3 2019 had such a big spike in laundering that it can't be coincidental.
Based on the figures below that works out to almost 1.8m/transaction.An estimated $749 million in "dirty money" got laundered as "clean currency" in the months leading up to Government and the Central Bank's changeover of $100 bills to the difficult-to-duplicate polymer notes.
The Financial Intelligence Unit (FIU) reports that 429 transactions, amounting to $749,024,557, is the highest recorded number of money laundering cases in the last three years, and occurred between July and September.
https://newsday.co.tt/2019/12/15/749m-in-dirty-money/
I guess they was told to get their house in order.
Pastor Lal and barber kwame have to take the squeeze balls to make PNM look good
Me eh mind small fish get catch. But I would also have liked some big fishes to be in the net too.
zoom rader wrote:When you see an injun pastor is too run.
bluefete wrote:zoom rader wrote:When you see an injun pastor is too run.
LOL. Allyuh remember him? He said he inherited 900 billion pounds from a dead Yankee.
Mirror's 'Will is Nil' investigations sink pastor
Posted: Wednesday, February 1, 2006
THE TnT Mirror's indept probe into the questionable financial dealings of Pastor Vishnu "Kitty" Lutchmansingh bore fruit when Lutchmansingh appeared at the San Fernando Magistrates' Court last Monday.
After careful and tedious investigative work by the local authorities in tandem with international investigators, including a forensic audit by forensic auditor Bob Lindquist, Lutchmansingh is now facing 38 charges of fraud involving an estimated $3.2 million.
This newspaper stands heads above the remainder of the print and electronic media for its relentless pursuit of justice for the numerous people who have allegedly suffered at Lutchman-singh's hands ever since the multi-billion dollar inheritance was first trumpeted.
Once the reports of irregularities first surfaced, Mirror editors Ramjohn Ali, Siewdath Persad and David Millette threw down the gauntlet by initiating a thorough investigation of the Buford Keaton inheritance, and in collaboration with former Mirror journalist Kirk Perreira, who spent countless hours tracking the story in the United States and at home, shot the multi-billion dollar inheritance out of the water.
On January 2, 2004, the Friday Mirror Back Page headline screamed, The Will is Nil, thereby putting an end to the alleged multi-billion dollar myth.
Indeed, to the disappointment of many of Lutchmansingh's benefactors, Keaton, a former railroad worker who died in 1996 at age 68, left only a few dollars to his name and not the vast property and cash bonanza testified to by Probe Editor Ken Ali.
Sadly, those so-called powers of the local media, the senior editors stuffed with self-importance and righteousness, were very tardy in following the Mirror's lead.
Amazingly, some media houses preferred to highlight the other activities at Lutchmansingh's Faith Sanctuary Families Ministry, in spite of this newspaper's scandal claims against the pastor.
Often Lutchmansingh would appear in the newspapers promoting some silly book on his life from rags to riches.
http://www.tntmirror.com/friday/2006/jan27/story03.htm
Copyright © 2000-2019 TrinidadAndTobagoNews.com
Then he killed himself:
https://www.trinituner.com/v4/forums/vi ... p?t=565084
Then he got in trouble:
https://www.religionnewsblog.com/13454/ ... n-trinidad
Like you don't know where you living .Dizzy28 wrote:zoom rader wrote:The 1% fishes got away .Dizzy28 wrote:Phone Surgeon wrote:No one was really expecting that currency change over. Real ppl get caught with their pants down and had to pay businessmen to change their money for them.
People had to have known (and by the volume of STRs recorded by FIU seems it was big players)
Q3 2019 had such a big spike in laundering that it can't be coincidental.
Based on the figures below that works out to almost 1.8m/transaction.An estimated $749 million in "dirty money" got laundered as "clean currency" in the months leading up to Government and the Central Bank's changeover of $100 bills to the difficult-to-duplicate polymer notes.
The Financial Intelligence Unit (FIU) reports that 429 transactions, amounting to $749,024,557, is the highest recorded number of money laundering cases in the last three years, and occurred between July and September.
https://newsday.co.tt/2019/12/15/749m-in-dirty-money/
I guess they was told to get their house in order.
Pastor Lal and barber kwame have to take the squeeze balls to make PNM look good
Me eh mind small fish get catch. But I would also have liked some big fishes to be in the net too.
maj. tom wrote:If that pastor had any sense he could have been laundering that money easy, easy over the years with not a soul knowing. In the end the most he could have lost was small change liquid cash in a box, like $1M? Church laundering money so easy eh. Art for the church is one of the easiest ways. Why he was putting this money away in cardboard boxes anyway? He could have deposited every year in an account registered to the church and declare it as church plate collection. No taxes, just a bank fee. Then hire a consultant to hide it in the Cayman Islands through shares in all the 1% companies.
Have many things too he could have used. Real estate. Casino investments. Used cars. TT authorities don't blink at those things. It have more than meets the eye to this, if a man has $29M in cardboard boxes under his bed.
Daz what the smart ones do.pugboy wrote:them 1% have parallel businesses to push the casino money thru
same thing with the chinese casinos and supermarkets
Cops seize millions more at pastor's church
by Mark Bassant - Lead Editor, Investigative Desk
12 hours ago
Thu Jan 02 2020
Pastor Vinworth Dayal
Pastor Vinworth Dayal
Police seized millions more in cash at the Third Exodus Assembly Church in Longdenville headed by Pastor Vinworth Dayal late Thursday evening.
The latest raid was conducted by officers of the Financial Intelligence Unit (FIU) of the Trinidad and Tobago Police Service with the help of the Financial Intelligence Branch (FIB), as they widened their investigation into the financial operations at the church.
Officers from the FIU are investigating an incident in which the pastor attempted to change close to $29 million in old $100 bills on December 31. That money has since been seized by the police.
"It's millions for sure," said a senior investigator who spoke with Guardian Media following the police search at the church that was conducted simultaneously with an operation at an Ocean Avenue home in Gulf View, La Romaine, on Thursday evening.
At the La Romaine house, which is occupied by the pastor’s relatives, investigators only seized documents.
But at the church, investigators said they found large sums of $20, $10, $5 and $1 notes in a large cabinet.
“There were also large evidential bags filled with these notes as well. It's a lot!" one investigator explained.
Sources said they found thousands of envelopes that contained tithes, according to Pastor Dayal, who was present during the search. The pastor, according to investigators, explained that they had large brown envelopes and white envelopes inside of these brown envelopes. The white envelopes had old $100 bills that were removed to be exchanged and the brown envelopes contained all the "other types of bills."
Several stacks of the bills were tightly held together by rubber bands that were found in the large bags or inside the cabinet.
Investigators said during the search Dayal kept telling police that he would be vindicated and the money they saw came from tithes given to him by his congregation.
The large sum of money was taken away by officers of the FIU and they will be starting a count on Friday to estimate exactly how much money they recovered on the church compound.
National Security Minister Stuart Young said on December 5 last year that the new polymer $100 bill would help authorities in their fight against money laundering and other illegal operations. The public was advised to change their old $100 bills for the new polymer $100 bills by December 31, 2019. However, the pastor came under the radar after he tried to change close to $29m on the deadline day. Police subsequently seized the money on the Proceeds of Crime Act before Thursday’s raid at the church.
Dizzy28 wrote:bluefete wrote:zoom rader wrote:When you see an injun pastor is too run.
LOL. Allyuh remember him? He said he inherited 900 billion pounds from a dead Yankee.
Mirror's 'Will is Nil' investigations sink pastor
Posted: Wednesday, February 1, 2006
THE TnT Mirror's indept probe into the questionable financial dealings of Pastor Vishnu "Kitty" Lutchmansingh bore fruit when Lutchmansingh appeared at the San Fernando Magistrates' Court last Monday.
After careful and tedious investigative work by the local authorities in tandem with international investigators, including a forensic audit by forensic auditor Bob Lindquist, Lutchmansingh is now facing 38 charges of fraud involving an estimated $3.2 million.
This newspaper stands heads above the remainder of the print and electronic media for its relentless pursuit of justice for the numerous people who have allegedly suffered at Lutchman-singh's hands ever since the multi-billion dollar inheritance was first trumpeted.
Once the reports of irregularities first surfaced, Mirror editors Ramjohn Ali, Siewdath Persad and David Millette threw down the gauntlet by initiating a thorough investigation of the Buford Keaton inheritance, and in collaboration with former Mirror journalist Kirk Perreira, who spent countless hours tracking the story in the United States and at home, shot the multi-billion dollar inheritance out of the water.
On January 2, 2004, the Friday Mirror Back Page headline screamed, The Will is Nil, thereby putting an end to the alleged multi-billion dollar myth.
Indeed, to the disappointment of many of Lutchmansingh's benefactors, Keaton, a former railroad worker who died in 1996 at age 68, left only a few dollars to his name and not the vast property and cash bonanza testified to by Probe Editor Ken Ali.
Sadly, those so-called powers of the local media, the senior editors stuffed with self-importance and righteousness, were very tardy in following the Mirror's lead.
Amazingly, some media houses preferred to highlight the other activities at Lutchmansingh's Faith Sanctuary Families Ministry, in spite of this newspaper's scandal claims against the pastor.
Often Lutchmansingh would appear in the newspapers promoting some silly book on his life from rags to riches.
http://www.tntmirror.com/friday/2006/jan27/story03.htm
Copyright2000-2019 TrinidadAndTobagoNews.com
Then he killed himself:
viewtopic.php?t=565084
Then he got in trouble:
https://www.religionnewsblog.com/13454/ ... n-trinidad
But imagine well renowned businessmen like the Nutrixmix's Mohammed get conned out of millions by Kitty. These born again pastors must have extremely gifted tongues to sway people.
rspann wrote:So, was the whole exercise worth all the millions and time spent behind it? How many drug lords and gang leaders were held and their illicit gains seized?
Remember most illegal money is kept in USD .
Lal the pastor , kwame the barber and pumpkin farmers get catchrspann wrote:So, was the whole exercise worth all the millions and time spent behind it? How many drug lords and gang leaders were held and their illicit gains seized?
Remember most illegal money is kept in USD .
zoom rader wrote:Lal the pastor , kwame the barber and pumpkin farmers get catchrspann wrote:So, was the whole exercise worth all the millions and time spent behind it? How many drug lords and gang leaders were held and their illicit gains seized?
Remember most illegal money is kept in USD .
All dem PNM ppl real proud of this exercise and achievement
Doh worry weed free
Why pay PNM taxes when we can't see much value for money?teems1 wrote:zoom rader wrote:Lal the pastor , kwame the barber and pumpkin farmers get catchrspann wrote:So, was the whole exercise worth all the millions and time spent behind it? How many drug lords and gang leaders were held and their illicit gains seized?
Remember most illegal money is kept in USD .
All dem PNM ppl real proud of this exercise and achievement
Doh worry weed free
If this exercise taught us anything, it's that there are large percentage of Trinis who make more than 72k per year but do not pay any income taxes.
These are the same ones quick to cry when there's no bed available in Mt Hope.
But 1% get 0 on the dollarrspann wrote:Them police does buss files as it happen. I got the $28,46500 figure before the news had the $29m story. And every body has a friend so I sure I was not the only one. Men was getting 30 cents on a dollar coming down to the end , so changing was never a problem for plenty people.
I disagree.zoom rader wrote:Why pay PNM taxes when we can't see much value for money?teems1 wrote:zoom rader wrote:Lal the pastor , kwame the barber and pumpkin farmers get catchrspann wrote:So, was the whole exercise worth all the millions and time spent behind it? How many drug lords and gang leaders were held and their illicit gains seized?
Remember most illegal money is kept in USD .
All dem PNM ppl real proud of this exercise and achievement
Doh worry weed free
If this exercise taught us anything, it's that there are large percentage of Trinis who make more than 72k per year but do not pay any income taxes.
These are the same ones quick to cry when there's no bed available in Mt Hope.
We get very little in return for our hard earned cash.
We are told renting an empty building from asre wari is value for money
We have to beg for simple services when doing any government bussiness.
Pot holes galore
Buildings, president house, Rowlee Tobago lime house. All these buildings the agv citizens will never get to see the inside off. It is off no use to 99% of the population.
Makes no sense paying PNM taxes
sMASH wrote:paying taxes for paula may weaks to ress she head and for shamfa to make fone call, and for maxi cuffie to get the platinum medical plan.... right.
pugboy wrote:yes, the polymer thinner and takes up less space in wallet, also waterproof so could leave money in drawers when swimming, try dat with greenbacks nah
so was worth the change overrspann wrote:So, was the whole exercise worth all the millions and time spent behind it? How many drug lords and gang leaders were held and their illicit gains seized?
Remember most illegal money is kept in USD .
Hey I totally agree with you bro.VexXx Dogg wrote:I disagree.zoom rader wrote:Why pay PNM taxes when we can't see much value for money?teems1 wrote:zoom rader wrote:Lal the pastor , kwame the barber and pumpkin farmers get catchrspann wrote:So, was the whole exercise worth all the millions and time spent behind it? How many drug lords and gang leaders were held and their illicit gains seized?
Remember most illegal money is kept in USD .
All dem PNM ppl real proud of this exercise and achievement
Doh worry weed free
If this exercise taught us anything, it's that there are large percentage of Trinis who make more than 72k per year but do not pay any income taxes.
These are the same ones quick to cry when there's no bed available in Mt Hope.
We get very little in return for our hard earned cash.
We are told renting an empty building from asre wari is value for money
We have to beg for simple services when doing any government bussiness.
Pot holes galore
Buildings, president house, Rowlee Tobago lime house. All these buildings the agv citizens will never get to see the inside off. It is off no use to 99% of the population.
Makes no sense paying PNM taxes
Everybody wants to benefit from healthcare, infrastructure and other state responsibilities, but for that to work, everyone should pay fair taxes. Why should the system be only propped by those who do it by the books
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