All, below is mail I received privately, for those interested in corruption
in the Gambia.  Attached, are the documents that came with it.  If anyone
can send the attachments to the L, we all will benefit from this info.  I do
not know the person that sent it to me, but I promise to protect their ID.
Below, is what the sender said.  Folks that are on the ground can conduct
private obversation of the said vehicle and whether it is the possession of
the Dirimo of Kanilai.  If Yaya stole this vehicle, or is trying to extort
from this Gambian, his behind will be exposed.  Please read on.

Hi Joe,

these papers were sent to me by a friend in Holland,
showing that he sent this hummer to his dad in Banjul, but the
old man has not yet been able to own the car because it was driven directly
from the ports to Yahya. Who in turn does not want to deliver the vehicle to
the rightful
owner, because he loves the car. I promosed the guy in Holland to do my best
to have the info sent to the gam-l.
I will tell you who I am at a later date, we know eachother well.
I don't think this is a hoax, because the person sent me the papers of the
car and that of the shipment to the Gambia himself.
I hope you will find it interesting enough to send to the L.
I really cant understand Yahya, with all the money he has he still keeps his
eyes on "allal li jambour".

The owner of the car is ****** *. ****.

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