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<blockquote data-quote="DocHazard" data-source="post: 1787357" data-attributes="member: 20595">Here's what I found among the documents our 'friend' was looking though.&nbsp; The documents appear to be part of a series of files detailing property held as corporate assets but kept in storage.&nbsp; Most of these documents record checking in and out of these properties from the 1970s.&nbsp; They are all labeled either White Mountain Corporation or Grant Conglomerates.&nbsp; It turns out that White Mountain received auctioned property from the Freedom City PD in 1979.&nbsp; All documents detailing the properties themselves are missing, but there are some ancillary documents referencing the properties, but they just refer to lot numbers, etc.All of the FCPD documents are signed by a Det. Mike Alquist and dated from 1978-79.There are some gaps in file, I am assuming that's what he took.&nbsp; We need to see if we can dig more up on this.&nbsp; DocH</blockquote>

[QUOTE="DocHazard, post: 1787357, member: 20595"] Here's what I found among the documents our 'friend' was looking though. The documents appear to be part of a series of files detailing property held as corporate assets but kept in storage. Most of these documents record checking in and out of these properties from the 1970s. They are all labeled either White Mountain Corporation or Grant Conglomerates. It turns out that White Mountain received auctioned property from the Freedom City PD in 1979. All documents detailing the properties themselves are missing, but there are some ancillary documents referencing the properties, but they just refer to lot numbers, etc. All of the FCPD documents are signed by a Det. Mike Alquist and dated from 1978-79. There are some gaps in file, I am assuming that's what he took. We need to see if we can dig more up on this. DocH [/QUOTE]

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