He checked into the Four Seasons on the corner of West Georgia and Howe, and decided to fill in the afternoon researching the Marcos gold cache story, running through dailies stored on microfilm at the Vancouver Sun. Kremenchug commenced his search around the time Marcos passed away, and worked backwards from there. After reading numerous accounts relating to the former Filipino president’s final years, he finally stumbled onto a number of court record reports which, in his mind, gave considerable credence to General Dominguez’s own account of how Ferdinand Marcos had, in fact, recovered a substantial part of the Yamashita Gold, and that the bulk of the cache remained intact. He read the foreign correspondent’s coverage of testimony given by Renato Marcos Vizcarra, a relative of the former dictator who revealed the names of those who had been charged with the responsibility of selling other Marcos gold deposits. The story was bizarre.
