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Welcome to the awesome unraveling mystery of the Kryder Estate.

Those who are interested in true history may be relieved to know that our vigilant forefathers preserved an important chunk of history and truth, by locking it in Allen County, Indiana Public Records, and in folio numbers of the Indiana Secretary of  State corporations filing system, like so:

FIRST AND TRI-STATE CORPORAT: 192823-098 : 12/11/1929: 1/01/1970
ALLEN COUNTY OIL AND GAS CORPORATION : 192834-098 : 4/21/1930 : 2/9/1996
THE KRYDER COMPANY INC : 193007-098 : 12/30/1932 : 01/01/1970

or,

FORT WAYNE CONSOLIDATED RAILROAD COMPAN: 191135-007 : 8/19/1892 : /1/1975
UNIFIED KLAN OF INDIANA INC : 197008-007 : 7/30/1970 : 1/1/1978
THE INTERNATIONAL HARVESTER : 193087-007 : 05/19/1937 : 01/01/1970
STANDARD LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY OF INDIANA : : 19193043-007 : Active : Creation : 7/3/1934

This so at the right moment in time we would have a way to know who is loyal, and who has a license to kill for whom.

In Indiana, a state with a checkered history in its state house, the corporation filing system and loss of records is an extensive mystery it would seem, when asking for an explanation. With persistence it can be learned that folio numbers identify parent corporations and their subsidiaries. It was a herculean effort though to uncover why Robert Fleming's grandson Ian Lancaster (Pennsylvania?) chose to immortalize the State of Indiana's -007 folio. In all it required a full thirteen years of intense manual study to pinpoint the moment in time where Systems Incorporated can be readily perceived, which is 1907 , when Roosevelt stood against the railroad men who had ensconced North Americaneers in the senate and in every state house of the country.

The Florida Secretary of State uses "Document Numbers" and the State of Indiana uses "Control Numbers" for indexing corporation records. The Florida system commences all foreign corporation Document Numbers with "8." Florida's first foreign corporation using that system in 1907 was the railroad which is central to the hidden Kryder securities, the vanished George Sebring Estate, the Frank Freimann Charitable Trust, the George A. and Frances Ball Charitable Trust and so much more!

Simply said, it is a shell game.

The key needed to unlocking the present day monopoly which is driving up expenses and bilking our Treasury beyond belief is the 1907 interstate crossover between Indiana and Florida folio numbers.

(Florida foreign corporation) SOUTHERN REGION INDUSTRIAL REALTY, INC. Document Number 800001 SOUTHERN REGION INDUSTRIAL REALTY, INC.THREE COMMERCIAL PLACE % NORFOLK SOUTHERN CORP OFF OF CORP SEC NORFOLK VA 23510-9191 Filed 07/17/1907 State GA Status ACTIVE Agent COBB, JAMES E 1301 RIVERPLACE BLVD SUITE 1609 JACKSONVILLE FL 32207

• ( Indiana corporation) NORFOLK AND WESTERN RAILWAY : Control Number: 192099-001 Creation Date: 01/01/1901 Inactive Date: 01/01/1970

Decades before Ian Fleming published his spy novels, a writer from Singapore named Leslie Charles Bowyer-Yin, changed his name to Leslie Charteris in 1926 , and embarked on a career which preserved our most valuable key to the truth today. His character "the SAINT" was also an acronym for Robert Fleming's Scottish American Investment Trust. The latter was founded by Fleming in 1873 to invest mostly the funds of Scottish widows, in the madly developing American railroad system. Widows and pensioners being the old-fashioned traditional sources of mutual funds, in the days of the great American railroad mortgages, Knights Templar and any other associations or organizations in America where money was being pooled, were aggressively infiltrated by Lincoln and Aetna agents, for purposes of capturing their finances, for the higher purposes of the trust companies of the North Americaneers.

With  English and Chinese heritage, Charteris was a world traveler, with papers from Theo. Roosevelt, Ambasssador Joseph Kennedy, and Franklin D. Roosevelt granting him permission to dwell in America regardless of any former Chinese Exclusion Act. That is until conditions in 1939 threatened his deportation, at which point a Senator introduced a last minute piece of legislation which passed, at the end of the day allowing Charteris to remain in the country and become a United States citizen. Clearly this amounted to special privileges of some sort.

In 1945 Hollywood, Leslie Charteris had a writing partner  named Anson Bond who, not getting along with the widwestern branch of the Bond family, migrated to Hollywood to write television and movie scripts. The two influenced scores of Hollywood productions, which, in the case of the Kryder Estate, is an excellent indication for opening up the Rockford National Bank Files.

In 1947, Katherine and Rebecca Kryder's half-sister, Rosemary Kryder, married James Bond, of Fort Wayne. Adding to this amazing weave, in 1952, when he published his first novel, introducing the character of James Bond, Capt. Ian Lancaster Fleming married one Ann Charteris, his long-time friend from the Wales coal mine peerage. Yes, this is all true fact. Indeed, the Personal Representative of the "missing" Frank Kryder Estate, that "missing" part being precisely Katherine and Rebecca's two-thirds, hears that the estate work of James Bond was executed by James Barrett, a Bond relation, in the Kryders' old offices in the Standard Building in Fort Wayne.

Is it surprising then to find in the archives that the Fort Wayne regional FBI office, during the Kryder days located in the Standard Building in Cleveland, ultimately opened its own branch in Fort Wayne, in the Standard Federal Building? This Standard Federal on Main was built approximately back to back with the Standard Building on Berry Street. What are youse guys doing in there, anyway?

Likely JB & JB didn't know that Leslie Charteris had dazzled his way into Katherine Kryder's life in Florida, to become her most esteemed friend and dinner guest in the years following Minnie Kryder's demise in 1960. Charteris, who was keeping track of Nazi gold and underwater things during his world travels, knew more about Katherine's genealogy than she herself, including her father's and grandparents' role as intelligence agents during the FDR administration. That fate generated the inevitable intrigue which overtook her upon her father's death in 1966, and in the following quarter after Katherine's death in 1972, the Charteris Florida corporation dissolved.

Fortunately, for the survivors, JB & JB didn't exactly know what the Kryders were all about . Their cover was perfect, for observing and choosing the right moments to frame crucial historical events in Fort Wayne's unusual bank system, through two wars and the Great Depression. Such events would otherwise have been shredded and purged from the public mind, for the BP soybean and junk food cause of "the Lincoln."

Through an intricate strategy employed in the timing of  real estate and probate filings, the Kryder information to this day yields a stunning key to the Who's Who of people who plague society and the environment. It is transmitted through the methodical execution of deeds and documents as wedded to pieces of land as a corporation is to its folio number. All this so that truth, when ardently looked for , may at last be seen, comprehended and told.

From 1860-1863, the forerunnner of Fort Wayne's famous Bass Foundry, Bass & Force, was run by Sion S. Bass and Samuel Hanna, both of Kentucky. Having been given the railroad lands in 1862, Hanna then devised his interest in the foundry to his son Horace, avoiding an obvious conflict of interest in the minds of the country people.

In 1864 Hon. Hanna became a director of the State Bank of Indiana (Fort Wayne National Bank), and (Kellogg) Root & Co. began business in Fort Wayne. The bank's president, Hugh McCulloch entered President Lincoln's cabinet in 1865 as Secretary of the Treasury.

Indiana attorney John P. Usher, was then appointed to the Department of the Interior, but resigned to become consulting attorney for the Union Pacific the day after Lincoln was shot.

A month following, on May 15, 1865, a Wells Fargo stage carrying Confederate officials, personal items and papers of Jefferson Davis, and reputedly the remains of the Confederate treasury, stopped in at Senator David Levy Yulee's sugar plantation near Archer, Florida. Known as the Father of Florida's railroads, Florida's first senator was married by some accounts to the governor of Kentucky's daughter, or to the daughter of the Kentucky Postmaster General. Nevertheless, it is thought the group planned a rendezvous at the plantation before escaping to Cuba with the gold to start over in the sugar business. Yulee at the time though was in prison as a Confederate. Receiving this information from Yulee's wife, the group camped the night on the bank of the Florida Railroad, then scattered.

All were caught at one border or another- the fugitives were brought to trial. As a result, Yulee and the Confederates were pardoned and given important posts in the new government. In the following days of reconstruction, it soon became a matter of curiosity and legend that the Confederate gold had never been found.

In August 1865 Fort Wayne National Bank succeeded The Bank of the State of Indiana; Jesse L. Williams resigned as president and was succeeded by Charles D. Bond, cashier of the earlier institution.

By 1887, John H. Bass was both president of the foundry which manufactured the whole world's train wheels, and the president of Fort Wayne National Bank. Henry Flagler had been recruited to connect America to Florida, where the richest farmland in the country was anticipated. In general the railroad men continously fluorished throughout their follies, through the Crédit Mobilier of America , the Union Pacific receivership and financial panic of 1893.

So it happened in this "Crossroads of America " that Clarence Frank and Minnie V. Kryder, as recruits of the Farmer's Trust Company, moved in 1918 to the part of town in the plat of R.L. Romy's Subdivision of Hanna's Park Outlots . They proceeded to built a tax exempt farming, realty, and insurance fortune during World War I, the Great Depression and World War II which ultimately disappeared in Fort Wayne's financial institutions.

Their only child who survived infancy was Frank H. Kryder, born December 2, 1894, near Decatur, Union Township, Adams County, Indiana. He grew up to become their partner in The Suburban Building Company of Fort Wayne, Indiana, Inc. and "The Kryder Company, Inc " . Frank, Jr. was director and secretary of the Fort Wayne Board of Realtors in 1921, and created the first property management firm in Fort Wayne.

Upon his father's death Frank H. Kryder was appointed successor Trustee of Kryder Realty interests, including Lot 209 Avondale Addition. Frank Jr. died December 2, 1966 in Fort Wayne, estranged from two of his daughters by alcoholism. The information these daughters were given by the former vice-president of the Allen County Bar, who also happened to be a Kryder estate lawyer, and last vice-president of the Kryder Company, Inc. past the death of the Kryders was that the Kryders all died inexplicably penniless. Inexplicably because there is not one shred of paper in the County Records to indicate such poppycock.

Comes along yet another provoking question which in the Century rears its head at the tail of the Florida land boom, and that is "Where is Sebring's Money?"

Years before the Kryder assets went off the books, 45,000 acres of Highlands County, Florida, a land once proclaimed by the Oklahoma Star Oil company to be laden with Florida oil, were sold to George Sebring's lawyer for $50 to settle an IRS restraint on his estate.

Then, some 40 years later, not by accident at all, when land was sought for Walt Disney World, the hidden Kryders, along with their not hidden neighbors, the founders of Central Soya , ended up mingled by lawyers and bankers with Roy Disney, who became a soybean czar with a big navally connected Shoaff through a mutual fund called Shamrock.

Kryder & Berry

The Helmke Camp: Political Aspirations




The NORTH AMERICAN EXPLOITATION COMPANY rm 308 Elektron Building 215-217 E. Berry St. Fort Wayne, Indiana, has on several occasions had to change its name.

"Kryder Realty" disappeared in rm 309 Standard Building (Judge Walter E. Helmke's office along with "Lincoln Management") the day that North American Properties, Inc. was incorporated in 1950.

"M" is for Moor...off with his head!!!
1995 Letter of Thomas M. Moorhead, attorney for the Estate of Minnie V. Kryder, and Vice-president of The Kryder Company, Inc. from 1962 - 1970, to the granddaughter of F.H. Kryder, regarding the 1993 expiration/liquidation of the 1950 Kryder per stirpes -held recorded Trust F.S. 58070 together with other real estate:

The chronology of the Kryder assets, fourteen years in the making, tells the story of a crime-riddled state somehow pulling through depressions and wars, which left Fort Wayne, Indiana financially healthy and, according to Look Magazine in 1950, the "Happiest American City."

The Leo Grave of Frank H. Kryder c/o Scherer and Maxfield, Inc. and Leo Cemetery Association, Inc., PO Box 87, Leo, IN 46765

Clarence Frank Kryder 1869-1950
Known to many as C.F. Kryder, F.C. Kryder or Frank, Sr.

here's a several hundred million dollar, maybe billion dollar real estate and insurance secret in Fort Wayne, Indiana, on Berry Street to be specific- an estate of tax-free Depression-era investments which has been concealed since November 1, 1950. Some of it belongs to the heirs of Clarence Frank and Minnie Viola Kryder, but in the 1960's was hidden and usurped by trusted people who formulated their own plans for final distribution of the Kryders' property.

These days in Fort Wayne it is shamefully pretended that the Kryders never existed, although they subdivided, built, and insured hundreds of houses in Fort Wayne between 1919 -1954. Their own estate and tax lawyers and corporate officers never knew them. People whose kids they help put through college can't seem to recall any Kryders.

At the onset of the Depression, Clarence Frank became the Trustee of realty trusts in which either he and Minnie or the Kryder Company, Inc. owned fee-simple interests, and in which he had been the previous Grantor. (This includes a large portion of Waynedale bordering the Old Bluffton Road which Trustors John and Zina Burns, George Hodson (see Star Bank), Clarence and Minnie, Judge C. Kirkpatrick , et al. purchased in a Tax Sale in 1933). He accepted Home Owner's Loan Corporation Bonds for hundreds of mortgages in Waynedale Gardens for which neither his, his wife, nor son paid tax at the time of their deaths. In 1937, at the age of 68, Clarence incorporated a construction company with Roy and Dee Hoopingarner, of which Clarence was Secretary-Treasurer

Walter P. Helmke, (Helmke, Beams, Boyer, Wagner) the father of Paul Helmke, Fort Wayne's former Mayor, hasnever heard of any Kryders, despite the fact his father Walter E. Helmke was an office neighbor of C.F. Kryder for years, and whose office address, in fact was the last address for Kryder Real Estate.

Oh what a skillful a feat it would be to defile the Plat Books and erase KRYDER'S ADDITION TO THE CITY OF FORT WAYNE, paid for in gold coin by C.F. and Minnie V. Kryder in 1922 .

However, official records might always be lost in a fire as were thousands of Indiana corporation records were in 1970 when Helmke and Salin were in the state house.

Needless to say the Kryders' estate lawyers misplaced 50 years of Kryder Company, Inc. real estate corporation records, despite the fact they may have established to the heirs the family was destitute by no fault of the trustees.

That the Kryders knew they were swimming with sharks and worse it turns out, became the whole purpose for their real estate company. Get ready to experience history as it is mined out of caves and dredged up from the deeps, declassified and told as it has never yet been told.

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