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Kodiak Associates LLC

I have been able to find nothing out about Kodiak Associates LLC which were the last owners of the 757-23A that started out with Ansett. I will note though that many CIA cover companies are LLCs, and are invariably chartered in Wilimington, Delaware, the state with the most lenient laws for creating businesses, so much so that they are known as Delaware Corporations. These companies frequently have addresses that turn out to be law offices, wherein no one will speak about said companies. Mark Sublette

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