Claim-by-claim record

The source map beneath the story

Every major narrative beat is tied to its strongest available record and its most important missing proof. Corporate value is not treated as personal proceeds; chronology is not treated as causation.

DOCUMENTEDALLEGEDUNRESOLVED

Publication rule

The label follows the document.

A filing can establish a procedural event without establishing motive. A buyer report can prove transaction scale without proving what a seller or individual received. A shared school can be documented without proving a relationship influenced a deal.

Browse the mirrored source vault and public release manifest

ChapterCurrent statusStrongest source classPublic recordDecisive gap
Cellular seller recordDOCUMENTEDSEC-filed Lazard table; final and preliminary versionsAuthenticated artifact and auditLottery application, award, legal seller-market pairing, payment
Colombia deploymentDOCUMENTEDSaba SEC filings; executed operating-agreement exhibits; ANH/Ecopetrol conventionDOC-0017 · DOC-0029Source of capital and individual funding
2006 acquisitionDOCUMENTED / OPENONGC and ONGC Videsh annual reportsDOC-0008 · OVL 2009–10Sale agreement, total consideration, seller allocation, personal proceeds
ISM relationship theoryUNRESOLVEDIIT (ISM) alumni record; buyer-side reportsOfficial IIT (ISM) newsletterA documented batchmate or school-network role in the buyout
Fertilizer transactionDOCUMENTED / OPENOfficial Yara reportsAgreement · ClosingBeneficial ownership and personal proceeds
Cross-border corporate structureDOCUMENTED / OPENPanama registry extracts and company recordsCorporate architecture guideBeneficial ownership, tax treatment, and asset-level cash flows
Bankruptcy and ECMCDOCUMENTED / DISPUTEDBankruptcy petition, schedules, claim treatment and Colorado litigation materialsPublication reviewNaresh link and bankruptcy motive
Texas A&M namingDOCUMENTEDTexas A&M Foundation announcementOfficial announcementGift amount in that source and any reputational motive

The decisive missing records

Five document sets could materially change the story.

  1. FCC applicant and award files for the relevant New Mexico cellular markets.
  2. Form 490, consent and consummation records tying the named sellers to specific licenses.
  3. The 1995 Colombia purchase-and-sale and funding records showing source and use of capital.
  4. The 2006 sale agreement, ownership schedule and closing ledger showing consideration and seller allocation.
  5. Contemporaneous governance or transaction records capable of proving or disproving the claimed ISM relationship role.

Until those records are recovered, the site preserves the questions without promoting them into facts.