Wanta Jailed In Bangkok In 1992 for Passing Bad Check?

A fellow American says Wanta then stiffed him for $25,000 after trying for more than two weeks to get him out of jail.

By Greg Szymanski
May 2, 2007

The mystery about Leo Wanta and whether he is a left over CIA asset from the Cold War continues as more skeletons from his closet continue to come forward.

One American has come forward saying Wanta stiffed him in 1992 for
$25,000 when he was promised that amount for getting Wanta out of a
Thailand jail for passing a bad check to a local Bangkok hotel.

Wanta, dubbed the $27.5 million dollar man for acting like a White
Knight, recently told the American people he was fighting the Bush
administration tooth and nail in order to repatriate trillions of stolen
off shore loot back into the U.S. economy.

Wanta supposedly entered into a $4.5 trillion dollar settlement last May
with the Bush administration, signed off by several Supreme Court
Justices.

Further, he said the $4.5 trillion settlement was only a small part of
more than $27.5 trillion of offshore money illegally being hidden and
stolen from the American people by the last three Presidential
administrations who backstabbed him and Reagan.

Wanta added that he was a key figure in amassing the offshore fortune
intended to be returned to U.S. coffers after he was assigned the task by
Reagan to destabilize the Russian Ruble at the end of the Cold War.

For his part in the offshore money operation, he claimed to be jailed by
the those working for Daddy Bush and Clinton, who wanted him out of the
way permanently since he claimed to have legal control of the offshore
trillions.

However, he disappeared quickly into the blackness of the night months
ago when his veracity was questioned and when he was asked to discuss
openly any connections to Jesuit Order duplicity and Vatican financial
horseplay.

When public opinion went his way, Wanta and his band of financial fast
talkers were more than happy to appear on radio shows and give interviews
to alternative publications carrying their story.

But when information surfaced that Wanta, a longtime friend and Treasury
agent for one of America's biggest traitor's, former President Ronald
Reagan, actually might be a part of Vatican-controlled psyops operation,
he went underground, refusing to entertain any questions which might
upset the Pope and the Jesuit General's illegal financial applecart.

Although Wanta has acted like a knight in shining armor and has boasted
his intentions in helping millions of American people out of their
financial dilemna, it appears his promises are up for scrutiny as he has
already stiffed one American out of $25,000.

Donald Buice told the Arctic Beacon Monday he accidentally met Wanta in a
Bangkok, Thailand, jail in 1992 and was promised $25,000 if he helped get
him out of jail.

"My wife and I were living in Bangkok and I went to the jail to get a
friend of mine out," said Buice, adding that a rather large and
overweight American yelled at him from behind bars, pleading for help.
"He said his name was Leo Wanta and asked for my help. I found out he was
put in jail for writing a bad check for an extended stay at the Dusit
Phani Hotel in Bangkok."

According to Buice, Wanta then gave him a business card and identified
himself as the chairman of Mia Pollo Productions, a company located on
186 E. Huron Ave. in Bad Axe, Michigan.

"He first said he'd give me $10,000 if I went to the Bangkok airport, the
place were he was arrested, and brought back a briefcase which supposedly
had $80,000 in cash," recalled Buice, who agreed to run the errand. "I
got the briefcase, but it was filled with papers and no money. Wanta then
told me they must have taken it and said he would pay me $25,000 if I
continued to help him get out of jail.

"Then for two weeks, I ran all kinds of errands, contacted many differnt
people on his request who all refused to help, brought him food on a
daily basis and my wife even washed his underwear.

"I remember going back to the hotel where he passed a bad check and the
security guard said 'to stay away from that guy as he was a bad one.' I
then heard he was gun runner and other things, all which were difficult
to verify.

"I remember him telling me he was on an important business trip and
stayed at the hotel for a long time. He then said a buisiness connection
gave him a check which he then gave to the hotel to pay the bill and it
bounced. He then said he was arrested at the airport.

"So for two weeks I help this guy and have all kinds of notes verifying
he'd pay me $25,000 once he got out. Then one day I go to the jail to
give him some food as he was really suffering in there and,I find out he
got out and skipped town.

"I haven't seen or heard from him since until a couple of years ago when
I read about him on the internet being the $27.5 trillion dollar man.
I've tried to get my money but alll leads go nowhere. He could have at
least thanked me or tried to contact me when he got out of jail. Maybe
now I will sue him.

Buice said he's even contacted his Congressman about Wanta, who claims he
never heard the name. Further, Buice is skeptical about the whole Wanta
story, saying if he can't live up to his $25,000 agreement why should he
be trusted in returning trillions to the American people.