Panama Papers
Panama City’s Former Mayor: War Criminals Welcome
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Juan Carlos Navarro summarized Panama's attitude towards dirty money saying that even Dr. Mengele would be welcome to live and invest in Panama.
Scams & Frauds
Monte Friesner in Alpha/Pronto Cash confusion
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Friesner's imaginary debit cards would be a perfect match with Patrick Visser's imaginary Crypto Next currency, we think.
Scams & Frauds
Monte Friesner bares all, abandons Panama, starts new scam
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Everything he tried to do in Panama has failed, so career criminal Monte Friesner has moved back to Canada and started Alpha Cash Finanz.
Corruption
Minister Alcibiades Vásquez Velásquez was involved in corrupt Friesner law and fight against Satan
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Satan expresses satisfaction after hearing that minister of social development may actually be for sale in upcoming Halloween brawl.
Bananamismo
Clyde Jenkins funeral insurance expires just days before [predicted death] he dies
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Shill and mouthpiece for scam pimps and fraud artists Clyde Jenkins lets funeral insurance expire just a week before he is predicted to die, forever.
Scams & Frauds
Memo from the psych ward: Monte Friesner and Patrick Visser struggle with “clemency”
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Monte Friesner, Patrick Visser, Maurice Sjerps and Keren Katz lose their court cases while making up stories about clemency.
Corruption
Friesner accomplice Herbert Young on mission to investigate Lavitola case
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To investigate the Lavitola case, the lawyer college sends a couple of Panamanian Lavitolas to Rome.
Scams & Frauds
Did Francisco Armani and Monte Friesner meet in jail?
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Francisco Armani claims he was in jail with Monte Friesner in the US, before the latter teamed up with Don Winner of Panama Guide.
Scams & Frauds
Kenneth Rijock, or the narco laundry man strikes again
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Kenneth Rijock's attempts to smear a journalist, his partner and a Syria humanitarian campaign are met with disgust and rejection.
Scams & Frauds
Sustainable Capital Group in yet another reorganization
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Sustainable Capital Group, formerly Silva Tree, is undergoing yet another "reorganization", according to Patrick Visser. That includes mysterious new directors.