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               The language of the trust documents reflected language                 
          typical of abusive, sham trusts.  It provided generally that the            
          trusts would pay for “living” and entertainment expenses of trust           
          officers.  It provided further as follows:                                  

               ALL MINUTES of this trust are inviolable.  That is to                  
               say, that this trust's minutes are to remain ABSOLUTELY                
               PRIVATE and they are not to be loaned, borrowed, read,                 
               or disclosed by ANYONE.  Moreover, ALL MINUTES are                     
               beyond the purview of any person, other than the                       
               Trustee(s), as evidenced by the following decision of                  
               the U.S. Supreme Court:  The Trustees for the Trust                    
               Estate have all the power necessary to carry out their                 
               trust and their books and records are NOT subject to                   
               review or subpoena Duces Te Cum * * *                                  

               At the time the trusts were established, the name on the               
          bank accounts that Alsop used in connection with his chiropractic           
          practice was changed to the name of one of the trusts.  With                
          regard to charges for services Alsop provided to patients of the            
          chiropractic practice, Alsop instructed the insurance companies             
          to make the related payments not to him, but to the trusts.                 
          Other than these two changes, after the trusts were established,            
          Alsop continued to conduct the chiropractic practice and to treat           
          patients under the same business name, at the same office, and in           
          the same manner as he in prior years had treated the patients.              
          Alsop and his secretary continued to sign the checks relating to            
          the chiropractic practice.                                                  








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