Chapter 3 of The Finders

The Finders Network From The 1960s to 1987 According to Finders Network Member Tobe Terrell - Part 9

In September of 1980, Marion Pettie instructed members of The Finders Network to take five hundred dollars and establish bases in new locations, either alone or in groups. Pettie further instructed them to return when they had earned one thousand dollars. Tobe Terrell joined “Crystal Flights” and Barbara Sylvester to set up a base in New York City for The Finders. While in New York City, Terrell worked for a gold trading firm on Broad Street that was run by Jim Sinclair. Terrell mentioned that Sinclair was a follower of Maharishi Mahesh Yogi, and rumors had it that Sinclair visited psychics in Quebec, Canada, every few weeks for trading forecasting.[1] [2]

Jim Sinclair founded the Sinclair Full-Service Brokerage Group of Companies in 1977, which had branches worldwide, including New York City, Kansas City, Toronto, London, and Geneva, and sold it in 1983. From 1981 to 1984, Sinclair was a Precious Metal Advisor to the Hunt Family after their failed attempt to corner the United States silver market. Many members of the Hunt family were also Council for National Policy and John Birch Society members. The Hunt family would later, during the 1990’s, fund Al-Qaeda through their silver, which was smuggled out of the United States before it was seized by the government and held and sold at the Al-Taqwa Bank in Switzerland. Terrell eventually returns to Washington, D.C., with the money he earned for working for Sinclair.[3] [4] [5] [6] [7] [8]