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THE CHAPEL FUND REVISITED-WHERE THE HELL IS THE IRS

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Anonymous:
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It has come to my attention that the assets of the Hidden Lake Foundation, a defendant in the class action suit were dissipated in legal expense in defense of the Foundation. Having no further assets, the foundation was dissolved. No secrets there.
 
Hidden Lake Foundation, Inc. is one of the entities being sued.  Wouldn't Buccellato NEED to tell the court he dissolved it...?
AND, is Buccellato allowed to dissolve the foundation when it is named in a lawsuit? A source revealed Buccellato said that funds were used to pay attorneys fees from the suit...thus, Buccellato said he dissolved Hidden Lake Foundation, Inc.( established for "The Chapel Fund").  And, we all know it had been personally bilked before the lawsuit was even filed.

At the very least, Buccellato owes a letter of apologie to all those families, ed.cons and especially Patrick Kennedy's family, who believed in HLA because they had nothing else to hold onto, that were fraudulently led to donating to "The Chapel Fund".
 
Affidavit on the horizon for the source, by Berger and Montague?  Or the Feds??

Anonymous:
Hidden Lake Foundation, Inc. that was 'created'? for "The Chapel Fund" was not a registered  entity with the Secretary of State until 03-30-2005.  Registration ceased in 2007.  Donations for the chapel, per HLA donation forms were asked to be written out to HLA, INC. non-profit school.  Apparently the funds were co-mingled into HLA, INC. and not used toward the building of the chapel, obviously.  Therefore, one would assert that since there was no Hidden Lake Foundation, Inc. prior to 2005, the monies collected went into HLA, INC.  Prior to 2005, those of you that generously gave to what you thought was the chapel fund, actually went into HLA,INC. and from what I am told, the donors included not just families, businesses and ed cons.  Mr. Croke was either wrongly informed or came to the wrong conclusion himself, that Hidden Lake Foundation Inc., soley created for "The Chapel Fund" was dissolved to pay legal fees as Hidden Lake Foundation, Inc. was cited in the lawsuit, thus the chapel fund was no longer.  The chapel funds should have been restricted, but by putting them with HLA,INC. the funds were readily available, co-mingled.  990's for Hidden Lake Foundation, Inc. did not 'need' to be filed, no funds, at least prior to 2005, Hidden Lake Foundation, Inc. did not exist, however no records after 2005 either.  Also, if one checks the 990's for HLA, INC., one will be able to figure out
what transpired - no restricted chapel funds.

Anonymous:
I think this is a pertinent question...Will "The Convocation Center" funds be restricted ?  Are donors writing their checks out to HLA,INC. or  L&K Holding Co. LLC...  It appears other entities have gone into L&K Holding Co. LLC, by way of very 'creative' design.  The routing of properties seems quite colorful over the last couple years. "Mapquest" would have a difficult time. Here is an idea, why doesn't Buccellato pay the settlement to the plaintiffs by way of assigining a few of his properties over  as collateral or whatever, quit claims seem to be apparent the last few years; and, the plaintiffs in turn, can turn around and sell it back to him for one dollar, plus, etc. etc.  Then the assigned property  previously belonging to Buccellato, Hidden Lake Academy, etc can go into L&K Holding Co. LLC. ... which is not named in the class suit. Amazing scenario.  Thus if Buccellato is sued again, surprise, he has no assets...  Most people think this can only be done with money, think again.  Of-course, it's only a possible scenario, but then again, why would Berger and Montague name Thornton Morris and L&K Holding Co.LLC in their filings to seek joint assets?? Or the whereabouts of such assets...  ah, State of Georgia records..... quite interesting reading......forensic accountant anyone?

psy:
Hidden Lake Academy Foundation Certification of Incorporation:
[attachment=0:j5v3fgxc]Hidden Lake Foundation, Inc..pdf[/attachment:j5v3fgxc]

psy:
Here is a publication appearing to be from HLA about the chapel fund:
[attachment=0:2iyc6ffu]chapel-fund.pdf[/attachment:2iyc6ffu]

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