The mystery of Pamela Fayed's murder!
This story is more likely to be the plot for a detective story or the filmscript than the real events. Unfortunately almost all the films are based on the reality that is far from being a beautiful and colorful one.
That tragic day nothing was threatening and Pamela Fayed, may be not very rich, but one of the most well fixed persons of the US, leaving her house even had no clue that she will never return there. That day she was to go in one of several ongoing legal meetings in her divorce from Jim Fayed. The marriage has already been finished, no feeling between the husband and wife… no liking, just … a multi-million company! The Fayeds were the only shareholders of their Goldfinger Coin & Bullion Sales company and one of the most prominent DGC companies – E-bullion. Maybe the same company was a reason for the tragedy happened?
Let’s refresh the chronology of the last events.
6:30PM. Monday, July 28, 2008. A parking structure at 1875 E. Century Park in Century City, California. A nice-looking blond woman was stabbed repeatedly by a young slender man about 20 in a black hooded sweat shirt who had cut her throat without any hesitation in daylight and in the presence of several witnesses. The murderer has left the place of crime on a red SUV. Despite a well-timed and qualitative medical care the woman died in UCLA Medical Center where she was carried right after the attack.
The FBI and Los Angeles police have immediately opened a criminal case and started the investigation.
Friday, August 1, 2008. Ventura County, house of Jim Fayed. The owner of the house was arrested by the FBI on charges of conducting unlicensed money transactions and money-laundering. After the search the officers have found and seized $60,000 in cash sealed in a plastic wrap, $3,000,000 in gold bullion and a credit card. Immediately after the arrest the FBI spokeswoman, Laura Eimiller, said that the arrest had nothing in common with the murder and that FBI has started checking the company much earlier.
However, on Monday in court federal prosecutors had announced that the credit card seized earlier from the wallet of Fayed was used to rent the very red SUV which the killer drove. The record of a surveillance camera and the original evidences were enough to identify the car by the license plate and to find out that it was rented from Avis rental car agency located near Fayed's Camarillo business.
So, what is this? The evidence? The direct proof of guilt? Let’s try some versions.
Let’s see the script of the happened events offered by the federal prosecutors. So, according to them Jim Fayed has organized the murder of his wife to avoid being disclosed. Pamela was killed on the eve of one of several ongoing legal meetings in her divorce from Fayed during which she was to say that her husband was hiding or moving the assets involved in their company and may be wanted to escape with all the money. Earlier she said that he was doing everything to block her access to their business records and appealed to the court to "ground rules to protect our clients and personal assets."
Well, all the numbers add up. Everything is against James Fayed but here another idea suggests itself. Was James Fayed so silly to rent a car with the card and keep it then in his wallet? The killer was an amateur as all his actions were not professional ones. It was just his luck that he hasn’t been caught. If James Fayed wanted to kill his wife, he would prefer a “specialist” but not a young cutthroat due to whom all the incriminating evidence was gathered.
So, may be it is “Punk’d”? Unfortunately no Ashton Kutcher and his team, and the situation is not funny at all. However in view of all the facts the version of backpassing does not seem to be groundless. May be the initiator of this “genius” idea was some rival or may be someone from the government who felt fed up with all that DGC money sapping the dollar. It is necessary to add that the last suggestion is widely discussed on the forums. Many people think that Fayed is not guilty and all the charges and evidence are faked-up. One of such examples from Talkgold:
Justman: I just don`t know what to say about this. It seems like US government wanna control everything. But, talking about Pamela`s husband I think he is not guilty in the death of her wife, and all affiliations against him its just reasons that US government could take his company to their hands. E-gold is dead, it seems like E-bullion is next. Maybe, I`m wrong...
By May E-gold can also be involved in this case. As we remember not so long ago we have got the information that after 2 year’s battle with the Justice Department the owners of E-gold have pleaded guilty to money laundering and operating an unlicensed money transmitting business. According to the statements they are facing 20-25 years of imprisonment unless… The Justice is always loyal to those who help it and Dr. Jackson and his team could make the American Themis a favor and tell some interesting details about e-commerce market and its players. In return to some tips the founders of E-gold could shorten their stretch. Moreover, Pamela and Jim Fayeds were an easy prey due to their special love to all kinds of trials and suits.
Earlier the reputation of E-bullion was not perfect, to say the least. Even Assistant U.S. Atty. Mark Aveis, has characterized the system business operations during 2005 and 2006 as Ponzi schemes in which individuals invested up to $20 million. The following facts prove the words of Aveis.
The Times said that the Better Business Bureau for Ventura, Santa Barbara and San Luis Obispo counties has said at least 36 people had complained to it for being reportedly unable to access their assets. Due to this e-Bullion has got an "F" rating.
Having studied the previous court papers it became known that Pamela Fayed had accused her husband of violating money transfer laws.
Recently new complains appeared on the Internet that E-bullion has blocked some accounts without any prior notice and explanation… We think that there is no necessity to add anything else.
One more idea seems to be a horrible one. Nevertheless we should consider all the guesses. The age of the killer is just 20 or a little bit more. The age of the older daughter of the Fayeds is 18. So, having lost both of the parents the girl automatically becomes a rich heiress. Here could be two versions as well. First of them is that a girl didn’t participate in a shocking crime. Some young but very ambitious man who is a close friend of hers or may be the whole family did everything himself. Having taken the credit card, he hired a car and during the next visit have put it back into the wallet of Fayed. After a terrific tragedy he will do his best to relieve a girl and after getting her liking to marry her and all the millions are in his pocket. Another version is that a girl hated her father. As we remember while trying to defend himself James Fayed said that his wife "has a history of making false accusations" and when he contemplated divorce in 2000, his wife has told him she would retaliate by claiming that he had assaulted her and sexually assaulted one of their daughters. May be those assaults were true and one of the daughters still remember them. In 2000 she was only 10. The rest of the scenario is like the previous one but the initiator of the idea is not her boyfriend but she is.
The last version is that it was Pamela Fayed who has organized everything. She wanted to stage an attack to have more arguments against her husband in trial but she didn’t think that everything could end like this… So, she hired a car and asked some young man, may be her lover, to attack her slightly, after this she would go to the hospital and during her treatment the police would find the car and the renter. In case of success she could get a divorce and all the property without sharing anything with the husband.
So, as you see if we continue we can find out a dozen of other versions. As Lt. Natalie Williams from the Los Angeles Police Department has said it was too early to develope a theory for the case and added that their detectives were out there pursuing a number of leads.
We hope that very soon we will get at last the name of the murderer and a nightmare called e-bullion will end.
At the moment all of us have nothing to do but to follow the last news and the rate of e-bullion on the market.
Taken from ecommerce journal
That tragic day nothing was threatening and Pamela Fayed, may be not very rich, but one of the most well fixed persons of the US, leaving her house even had no clue that she will never return there. That day she was to go in one of several ongoing legal meetings in her divorce from Jim Fayed. The marriage has already been finished, no feeling between the husband and wife… no liking, just … a multi-million company! The Fayeds were the only shareholders of their Goldfinger Coin & Bullion Sales company and one of the most prominent DGC companies – E-bullion. Maybe the same company was a reason for the tragedy happened?
Let’s refresh the chronology of the last events.
6:30PM. Monday, July 28, 2008. A parking structure at 1875 E. Century Park in Century City, California. A nice-looking blond woman was stabbed repeatedly by a young slender man about 20 in a black hooded sweat shirt who had cut her throat without any hesitation in daylight and in the presence of several witnesses. The murderer has left the place of crime on a red SUV. Despite a well-timed and qualitative medical care the woman died in UCLA Medical Center where she was carried right after the attack.
The FBI and Los Angeles police have immediately opened a criminal case and started the investigation.
Friday, August 1, 2008. Ventura County, house of Jim Fayed. The owner of the house was arrested by the FBI on charges of conducting unlicensed money transactions and money-laundering. After the search the officers have found and seized $60,000 in cash sealed in a plastic wrap, $3,000,000 in gold bullion and a credit card. Immediately after the arrest the FBI spokeswoman, Laura Eimiller, said that the arrest had nothing in common with the murder and that FBI has started checking the company much earlier.
However, on Monday in court federal prosecutors had announced that the credit card seized earlier from the wallet of Fayed was used to rent the very red SUV which the killer drove. The record of a surveillance camera and the original evidences were enough to identify the car by the license plate and to find out that it was rented from Avis rental car agency located near Fayed's Camarillo business.
So, what is this? The evidence? The direct proof of guilt? Let’s try some versions.
Let’s see the script of the happened events offered by the federal prosecutors. So, according to them Jim Fayed has organized the murder of his wife to avoid being disclosed. Pamela was killed on the eve of one of several ongoing legal meetings in her divorce from Fayed during which she was to say that her husband was hiding or moving the assets involved in their company and may be wanted to escape with all the money. Earlier she said that he was doing everything to block her access to their business records and appealed to the court to "ground rules to protect our clients and personal assets."
Well, all the numbers add up. Everything is against James Fayed but here another idea suggests itself. Was James Fayed so silly to rent a car with the card and keep it then in his wallet? The killer was an amateur as all his actions were not professional ones. It was just his luck that he hasn’t been caught. If James Fayed wanted to kill his wife, he would prefer a “specialist” but not a young cutthroat due to whom all the incriminating evidence was gathered.
So, may be it is “Punk’d”? Unfortunately no Ashton Kutcher and his team, and the situation is not funny at all. However in view of all the facts the version of backpassing does not seem to be groundless. May be the initiator of this “genius” idea was some rival or may be someone from the government who felt fed up with all that DGC money sapping the dollar. It is necessary to add that the last suggestion is widely discussed on the forums. Many people think that Fayed is not guilty and all the charges and evidence are faked-up. One of such examples from Talkgold:
Justman: I just don`t know what to say about this. It seems like US government wanna control everything. But, talking about Pamela`s husband I think he is not guilty in the death of her wife, and all affiliations against him its just reasons that US government could take his company to their hands. E-gold is dead, it seems like E-bullion is next. Maybe, I`m wrong...
By May E-gold can also be involved in this case. As we remember not so long ago we have got the information that after 2 year’s battle with the Justice Department the owners of E-gold have pleaded guilty to money laundering and operating an unlicensed money transmitting business. According to the statements they are facing 20-25 years of imprisonment unless… The Justice is always loyal to those who help it and Dr. Jackson and his team could make the American Themis a favor and tell some interesting details about e-commerce market and its players. In return to some tips the founders of E-gold could shorten their stretch. Moreover, Pamela and Jim Fayeds were an easy prey due to their special love to all kinds of trials and suits.
Earlier the reputation of E-bullion was not perfect, to say the least. Even Assistant U.S. Atty. Mark Aveis, has characterized the system business operations during 2005 and 2006 as Ponzi schemes in which individuals invested up to $20 million. The following facts prove the words of Aveis.
The Times said that the Better Business Bureau for Ventura, Santa Barbara and San Luis Obispo counties has said at least 36 people had complained to it for being reportedly unable to access their assets. Due to this e-Bullion has got an "F" rating.
Having studied the previous court papers it became known that Pamela Fayed had accused her husband of violating money transfer laws.
Recently new complains appeared on the Internet that E-bullion has blocked some accounts without any prior notice and explanation… We think that there is no necessity to add anything else.
One more idea seems to be a horrible one. Nevertheless we should consider all the guesses. The age of the killer is just 20 or a little bit more. The age of the older daughter of the Fayeds is 18. So, having lost both of the parents the girl automatically becomes a rich heiress. Here could be two versions as well. First of them is that a girl didn’t participate in a shocking crime. Some young but very ambitious man who is a close friend of hers or may be the whole family did everything himself. Having taken the credit card, he hired a car and during the next visit have put it back into the wallet of Fayed. After a terrific tragedy he will do his best to relieve a girl and after getting her liking to marry her and all the millions are in his pocket. Another version is that a girl hated her father. As we remember while trying to defend himself James Fayed said that his wife "has a history of making false accusations" and when he contemplated divorce in 2000, his wife has told him she would retaliate by claiming that he had assaulted her and sexually assaulted one of their daughters. May be those assaults were true and one of the daughters still remember them. In 2000 she was only 10. The rest of the scenario is like the previous one but the initiator of the idea is not her boyfriend but she is.
The last version is that it was Pamela Fayed who has organized everything. She wanted to stage an attack to have more arguments against her husband in trial but she didn’t think that everything could end like this… So, she hired a car and asked some young man, may be her lover, to attack her slightly, after this she would go to the hospital and during her treatment the police would find the car and the renter. In case of success she could get a divorce and all the property without sharing anything with the husband.
So, as you see if we continue we can find out a dozen of other versions. As Lt. Natalie Williams from the Los Angeles Police Department has said it was too early to develope a theory for the case and added that their detectives were out there pursuing a number of leads.
We hope that very soon we will get at last the name of the murderer and a nightmare called e-bullion will end.
At the moment all of us have nothing to do but to follow the last news and the rate of e-bullion on the market.
Taken from ecommerce journal
