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“David Feuerborn claims he is an "inventor" with a God-given talent that allows him to create solvents to extract various elements that have monetary value from solid material. He is most famous for his oil sand extraction solvent scam that led to his conviction in April 2011 (http://camarillo365.com/local-man-guilty-of-tax-fraud/).
In another scam he claims he can extract gold from slag (the impurities and fluxing agents that combine to form a liquid silicate in the smelting process). In this video you see a crucible with a flame. In the beginning of the video, when the representative from the gold company turns his back, Dave quickly takes a gold coin from his left pocket and sticks it to the bottom of his ladle. (seconds :08-:10 in the video) (Dave claims he needs the ladle to tell how hot the flame is so he knows when it's at optimal temperature. Wouldn't a thermometer work?)
Dave's hope is that the gold will fall off into the crucible below without the employee noticing. Notice that when the employee turns his back again, Dave turns the ladle over to see if the coin has fallen off (you can see the bright gold coin is still attached to the bottom of the ladle). Since it has not fallen off, Dave puts it back over the flame. This is all the setup to the scam to claim that his "magic solvent" extracted the gold, when in fact he obtained the gold from melting the coin into the crucible.
The Gold Company became suspicious when he always produced EXACTLY 1oz of gold (the exact amount in a gold coin) from the slag, and they placed these hidden cameras in the warehouse to expose the scam! Amazing!
...more videos to come”
In another scam he claims he can extract gold from slag (the impurities and fluxing agents that combine to form a liquid silicate in the smelting process). In this video you see a crucible with a flame. In the beginning of the video, when the representative from the gold company turns his back, Dave quickly takes a gold coin from his left pocket and sticks it to the bottom of his ladle. (seconds :08-:10 in the video) (Dave claims he needs the ladle to tell how hot the flame is so he knows when it's at optimal temperature. Wouldn't a thermometer work?)
Dave's hope is that the gold will fall off into the crucible below without the employee noticing. Notice that when the employee turns his back again, Dave turns the ladle over to see if the coin has fallen off (you can see the bright gold coin is still attached to the bottom of the ladle). Since it has not fallen off, Dave puts it back over the flame. This is all the setup to the scam to claim that his "magic solvent" extracted the gold, when in fact he obtained the gold from melting the coin into the crucible.
The Gold Company became suspicious when he always produced EXACTLY 1oz of gold (the exact amount in a gold coin) from the slag, and they placed these hidden cameras in the warehouse to expose the scam! Amazing!
...more videos to come”
WOW! This guy is a professional con artist and here is the video to prove it.
PS: David taught this "process" to Tom, and he is currently teaching their new front man Larry Shultz. I'm also told David is perfecting his latest solvent which will turn water into wine.
PS: David taught this "process" to Tom, and he is currently teaching their new front man Larry Shultz. I'm also told David is perfecting his latest solvent which will turn water into wine.
-ESS Investor
O...M...G! Talk about an open and shut case. "more videos to come"...I can't wait!
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