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Thursday, 07/07/2011 6:55:59 PM

Thursday, July 07, 2011 6:55:59 PM

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Here is some additional information to assist and benefit MWR stockholders in understanding what is going on --


The sole common link between LP, SD and MWR is LAC Minerals Ltd. There is absolutely NO PROOF Lopehandia knew anything about Fitzgerald through Clyde Davis. SD has all the files of his father, since 2003, and there is no record in the phone logs that the name of Fitzgerald was given to LP.

I’m not bashing LP. There was a 5/3/2011 Press Release making a claim. I have personal knowledge, directly from Brent Johnson. You're threatening to cut me off for telling the truth?

DATELINE:

1. SD incorporated Kanco Energy, Inc. in 1982, went public in 1984 and in 1993 sued Barrick/St.Joe in Nevada on the Senator Stewart Mine. A Nevada Judge, John Davis, ruled that Kanco Stockholder H. B. Layne Contractor, Inc had the right to lease the property to St. Joe Gold (acquired by Barrick when they acquired LAC). Layne employee Herbert E. Fyffe just confirmed to Fitzgerald’s attorney that he did sign the 1969 document just a few weeks ago. Fyffe had received royalty payments in 1993 and then was fired by Layne. He is in full co-operations with Brent Johnson and SD today.

2. Tronox attorney C. Robert Cox had the Ranspot v. Barrick Goldstrike litigation in his files, viewed by SD on June 15, 2010 in Reno, NV (not allowed to copy). Nothing was litigated about the 1969 Fitzgerald Confidential Agreement because SD knew nothing about the connection of Fitzgerald and Barrick in their 1989 litigation until Brent Johnson/MWR delivered a copy of the Ranspot litigation in May, 2011.

3. Michael J. Fitzgerald and Henry Ranspot were hired as “agents” for LAC in 1974, the same year MWR went public. LAC staked claims at the Carlin Trend in the 1980s. Fitzgerald defeated Barrick Goldstrike in 1989-91 litigation in Elko, NV because of the LAC claims. The settlement was a lump sum, no Royalty (telephone conversation with Fitzgerald’s Salt Lake attorney on the case by SD in May, 2011)

4. LP copied the staking LAC did on the Pascua Lama property between 1995-96 and cut a deal with ABX for a less than 1% Royalty Payment when the mine got into production. The mine has never gotten into production.


SD and LAC connections happened long before LP came into the picture and it dealt with the Bullfrog Mine and not the Carlin Trend.

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