Announcement of deletion of old post, “Trust Malfeasance…”

I am deleting from my website in 7 days the post “Trust Malfeasance…“, dated 4/02/2012, as I no longer have confidence in some of the assertions I made therein. I got caught up in the rumor mill, and I now regret that  I rashly reached unsupported conclusions. I apologize to Mehernath Kalchuri and his family.

I remain furious with AMBPPCT for its completely inept management of controversy in general, and specifically for its utter abdication of accepted standards of transparency, accountability and the removal of conflicts of interest from among its trustees, and most especially concerning the “Selling Of Meherabad And The Corruption of AMBPPCT.”

The facts that have now come to light support the assertion that the Trust has been deeply corrupted by two or more of its trustees having participated in a speculative real estate partnership with Gary Kleiner to sell Meherabad. It will be remembered that a presumed basis for Erico Nadel’s  murder was his investigation of shaunky Meherabad real estate transactions, and that this has been the primary basis on which I have blogged on this sordid subject.

I am completely dedicated to getting my facts right, and I will not rest until the Trust is held accountable for its sacred duty to preserve and protect Meherabad.

 

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6 years ago

Bill, I’m gratified to hear about the turning of a leaf that you note vis-a-vis your thoughts concerning Mehernath Kalchuri. What you say here seems consistent with similar things I was lately hearing (although we did not discuss the topic in adequate depth) when I saw Clive Adams here in LA (at the recent Meherabode annual Sahavas) — and it oddly also conforms to the the change of heart that my old American friend known (on the internet) as Vishveshwar reported some while ago on his colorful blog, where for a long time he held forth with (what I perceived… Read more »