So what's up with this trust fund business?

 Someone made this comment on Malia's blog recently:

We have learned that there is a woman (b. approx 1966) who was adopted by Sally Heath’s friend – Mary Ellen Moe. This is who we call “the Kid.” Well the Kid came to her adoptive parents with a huge trust fund. Some how, the Moes and the Healths found a way to steal money from that fund. They also made the Kid’s life hell. I think this was done to make the kid appear to be either “criminal” or “crazy” so that they could get their hands on the money. Of course WE KNOW WHO THE REAL CRAZY CRIMINALS ARE!

This has continued to the next generation, so that the Palins used their political power in Alaska to persecute the Kid and to continue to plunder the fund.

 
We are unclear as to where the large amount of $$$ came from originally. We have been told that the Kid was adopted from abroad. It has been suggested that she may be related to English royalty and/or Mid-eastern national leadership. In any case, this woman began her life with the gift/curse of lots of $$$. Huge amounts.
 
Another important point is that this Trust Scandal is possibly related to the reason for Palin’s hasty resignation in 2009. We have been told that Palin &co tried to kill the kid by conspiring with the Electric Co in Anchorage and arranging for a huge surge to be delivered to her home. They got the wrong address! The Kid found out about it and sent an e-mail to Moe telling her that she knew about the plot. SP got a copy of the e-mail, panicked and quit.

There have been many comments on the blogs about this trust fund case.  What is it all about anyway and is it going to be in the media soon?

The Wasilla Bible Church fire remains unsolved

Here is the original article regarding the fire four years ago today.

Gov. Sarah Palin's home church was badly damaged by arson, leading the governor to apologize if the fire was connected to "undeserved negative attention" from her failed campaign as the Republican vice presidential nominee.

Damage to the Wasilla Bible Church was estimated at $1 million, authorities said Saturday. The fire was set Friday night while a handful of people, including two children, were inside, according to Central Mat-Su Fire Chief James Steele. No one was injured.

He said the blaze was being investigated as arson but didn't know of any recent threats to the church. Authorities didn't know whether Palin's connection to the church was related to the apparent arson or not, Steele said.

"It's hard to say at this point. Everything is just speculation," he said. "We have no information on intent or motive."

Steele would not comment on the means used to set the fire.

Pastor Larry Kroon declined to say whether the church had received any recent threats.

"There are so many variables," he said. "I don't want to comment in that direction."

Palin, who was not at the church at the time of the fire, stopped by Saturday. Her spokesman, Bill McAllister, said in a statement that Palin told an assistant pastor she was sorry if the fire was connected to the "undeserved negative attention" the church has received since she became the vice presidential candidate Aug. 29.

"Whatever the motives of the arsonist, the governor has faith in the scriptural passage that what was intended for evil will in some way be used for good," McAllister said.

The 1,000-member evangelical church was the subject of intense scrutiny after Palin was named John McCain's running mate. Early in Palin's campaign, the church was criticized for promoting in a Sunday bulletin a Focus on the Family "Love Won Out Conference" in Anchorage. The conference promised to "help men and women dissatisfied with living homosexually understand that same-sex attractions can be overcome."

The fire was set at the entrance of the church and moved inward as a small group of women were working on crafts, Steele said. The group was alerted to the blaze by a fire alarm.

Outside temperatures were minus 20 as firefighters battled the blaze.

Steele said a multi-agency task force was being assembled to investigate the fire.

Wasilla, the governor's hometown, is 40 miles north of Anchorage.

So who committed this heinous crime?  It's being stonewalled because most of Palin's lackeys are still in positions of higher up, like Sean Parnell.  And most people in Wasilla are too afraid of the Palins to speak out.