LOL!! Wait a minute, wait a minute.
I'm only going to research what I want to research. I'm not taking requests here. Now if y'all want to PAY me, now then that'll be a different story.
But I did find out some stuff on Dr. Yung S. Kim. No links, just little blurbs. He is a geologist, or he was...looks as though he's retired now, but he edited a book back in 1988 about gold and silver. You can find it on Amazon, but it's out of print now.
Looks as though he was somehow affiliated with the Nevada Institute in Technology in Las Vegas and possibly UNLV (the University of Nevada) as well.
Now that doesn't show whether he's any good or not, but at least he's a geologist. Now then, for those of you calling the Bureau of Land Mines or the BLM, ask them about the two reports that Dr. Kim filed with them, first in 1983 and then in 2000. These reports on the Saturday Night Mine were filed with the BLM in Salt Lake City, Utah and the US Department of Interior in Salt Lake City, Utah, AND the Utah Division of Oil, Gas & Mining in Salt Lake.
There ya go. Three places for y'all to call. The information about the places where the reports were filed came from the Perihelion Global press release...so it will be a way for anyone to verify that as well. According to the press release, the mine claim is Patent Claim Number 5797.
It should be easy enough to verify with the BLM if that patent claim number actually exists.
AND ASK ABOUT THOSE TWO REPORTS FILED IN 1983 and 2000 by Dr. Yung Sam Kim. That's for anyone who wants to call and ask.
Now then, the THIRD report, the one done by Jasty Enterprises in 2006 was done by a John Yellich. Let's see what I can find about him!
