Thank you Molson,

In relation to this paragraph of your post; "Then we discovered that the Cueva Blanca was sold to Exploration & Mining Associates S.A and not to Minera Elementos as reported to us by our CEO. Clearly this was a non arms length transaction and a blatant mistruth."

more specifically what I underlined above, this violates the British Columbia Business Corporation Act (BCBCA) in which St Elias Mines is incorpoated under and must comply. The particular clause of this Act, states that there must be a vote by shareholders to APPROVE a transaction like this selling of our property ,when it is not arms length. The law is very clear on this and there is no valid reasoning out of this provision by the Excutive of SLI. Yet again, a dishonest act by Lori that clearly depicts intent of fraud. It shows how she intentionally broke the law to depart shareholders of the valuable Cueva Blanca property.

I should add, that satelite images seem to show a mine shaft on Cueva Blanca, a big enough mine shaft to drive big equipment in the mine. The thing with this statement is, that we were never told that any mine shaft on the Cruz Vein was ever constructed and mining going on the Cueva Blanca property. If what sat images seem to show is correct, then yet again, another act of deception, that shows intent to fraud shareholders of mining profits from the Cueva Blanca.