And on top of it, I also said there was a bunch of things I said. Sent it to me. Someone sentenced me and asked me to respond. I already forgot but I was like, I didn't even need anyone to tell me 'cause I got so mad when I read that. And she's been pretty good at most of this.
I don't get me wrong, out of everybody she's been the most fair on this. But this is my problem. Why do I know more about this story than half the people who are sitting with podcasts and shows and getting paid? I shouldn't have to know more.
You should know more. I don't want to know as much as I know me neither. I would like to make it go away. But thinking of knowing, let me just tell you a couple of things that I want to tell you that we haven't talked about. So androkus had 30 shell companies that he opened in the Virgin Islands, OK. Most of these companies, we don't even know what in the heck they do at this point. We do know some of them are really bad. But by the way, it's actually 42.
Somebody I researched something. So there's more. But 30 is what publicly disclosed. Yeah, 30 is what publicly disclosed and what I think actually has like something happening, not that much something, but something.
So these are the people. Enable this that it was the Albert Albert Brian Junior who was the head of the Economic Development Authority. He later became the governor. He signed off on the Southern Trust tax exempt status which allowed him a 90% income tax break.
Let me repeat that allowed him a 90% income tax break. For the entire time he lived there. Then his former, the former governor Cecile whatever, his wife was listed as an employee at one of those shell companies, Southern Trust.