We posted this morning information concerning Laura Kent and her belief that because she may or may not have foreclosed on the The Beenah Group Inc. which had mining claims in the Caballo Mountains in New Mexico. Since the last time that the mining fees had been paid was in 2004 for 2005 that means that she does not have the mineral rights to the claims because she has not kept the mining fees up to date. If she did foreclose on The Beenah Group Inc she would have had to keep the mining fees up to date. So any order from a court of jurisdiction stating that she or her company would own the mineral rights on the claims that The Beenah Group Inc. owned is not valid when the mining fees have not been paid. A check of the BLM records shows that Laura Kent or her company has never paid the mining fees on the claims that were owned by The Beenah Group Inc. A check of those records at the BLM also shows that a transfer of interest was never filed as well. So The Beenah Group Inc by BLM records has never transferred the interest in their claims to Laura Kent or her company. Since the mining fees have not been paid and a transfer of the interest has not been done can only be proven that she has no legal interest in the Caballo Mountains of New Mexico. I wonder what her investors are going to do when they find out that she has misled them.

Nick

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