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Shocking new revelations exposed in American and British media reports on the Carroll Foundation Trust case have stated that the entire contents of the trust's prestigious multi-million dollar Eaton Square Belgravia penthouse and Westminster residences were completely stolen including the theft of the priceless State of Maryland US Anglo-Irish national treasures collections and rare illuminated manuscripts dating from the thirteenth century.

It has emerged that the world renowned Carroll Institute Oxford University academic research establishment under the umbrella of the Carroll Foundation has also been a victim of this FBI Scotland Yard targeted Anthony Clarke London Business Angels crime syndicate which continues to operate in the offshore tax havens of the Bahamas Jersey and Gibraltar. It is believed forged and falsified lease documenation of the Eaton Square property effectively impulsed the criminal seizure of the residence and triggered the co-ordinated break-ins and theft of the Carroll Institute library which in academic circles is regarded as the finest collection of Irish books and manuscripts in private ownership in the world.

Further sources have said that the new explosive Carroll Foundation Trust prosecution files contain papers involving Mark Field MP for the City of London and Westminster who attended meetings with senior officers at Scotland Yard over a lengthy period of time whilst major criminal offences were being targeted at the trust's residences in central London. It is understood that the dossiers have also named high value crime scene locations which include Alban Shipping Ltd the secure storage facility based in Luton Bedfordshire and Red Self Storage Dartford Kent. The Kent Essex and Bedfordshire Police are thought to be co-ordinating with Scotland Yard's Bernard Hogan-Howe the Ccommissioner in this massive tax fraud heist operation which stretches the globe over staggering sixteen years.

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