Originally posted by Rudy
After watching the events involving previous magic wand detectors being sold as military bomb detectors, I have concluded there is no time shortage problem for the Utah judicial department to prosecute K3Tec. It appears to me the Utah Justice Department has decided not to prosecute H3Tec for political reasons that are driven by money.
Some government departments like scams
If we look at what happened with the ADE–651, GT-200, Sniffex, and others magic wand bomb detectors, we see they were all sold for a long time before any government action was taken to stop the sellers. Of course, we expect it takes some time for the wheels of justice to come up to speed in these matters. But look at what happened with the ADE-651. The producer of this fake detector was permitted amass a huge fortune before he was finally arrested and the product was partially banned.
Why did this happen?
Was it just an unfortunate oversight in the British legal system?
Why did it take an expose from BBC Newsnight to open the eyes of ordinary people who subsequently demanded something should be done?
Government helps promote scam bomb detectors
Further reading shows the British government was actually helping to promote this fake bomb detector before the demands to ban it threatened to expose their participation. See this BBC Newsnight article titled "UK Government promoted useless bomb detectors" : http://news.bbc.co.uk/2/hi/programme...ht/9377875.stm
"... the UK government told BBC Newsnight that between 2001 and 2004 a Royal Engineers sales team went around the world demonstrating the GT200, another of the "magic wand" detectors which has been banned for export to Iraq and Afghanistan, at arms fairs around the world even though the British Army did not consider them suitable for its own use.
The government's Department of Trade and Industry, which has since been superseded by the Department for Business, Innovation and Skills, helped two of the manufacturers sell their products in Mexico and the Philippines".
...And they report fake bomb detectors are still being sold all over the world: "At least four rival manufacturers have sold their own versions of these devices and they are now the subject of a major fraud investigation by the City of London police.
... The manufacturer of another of the devices, the Alpha 6, has admitted to Newsnight that they make them for £11 and then they are sold for £15,000 each to the end user".
Why would the government help sell fake bomb detectors?
Let's take a step back and look at the money trail...
Forget about who's wallets are getting greased. At a higher level, a decision was made to get the government involved in selling these devices.
The idea was to promote business in a difficult economy. This helps the government by improving their tax revenues.
So what if people die in the process... it wouldn't happen in their country.
Fortunately, the British people didn't feel that way once they found out what was going on.
We have people such as the reporters at BBC Newsnight to thank that something was finally done.
Yet we see there are still similar dowsing rod bomb detectors being demonstrated and sold from the UK.
What happened?
Did some government officials discover people stopped watching so closely since the recent arrest and banning of fake detectors?
But what about H3Tec?
They don't sell bomb detectors to the military.
... or do they?
Charles Christenson (CEO of H3Tec) is listed in the Cambridge Who's Who, which shows the highlights of his career: "The highlights of his career included being a part of the development team for the PAM II D Apogee Kick Motor, being involved in the deployment of the first H3 element detector in the Middle East to protect the Armed Forces, drilling his first oil well with success, starting a large gold mining prospect based on the H3 subsurface mapping system, and discovering his first Spanish galleon". But people say that is a fake photo and fake propaganda made by H3Tec to fool people into thinking the military uses their fake detectors. The only real evidence I have read shows they are selling their junk to treasure hunters.
So why doesn't the Utah Attorney General stop H3Tec?
Is the State of Utah also trying to promote local business?
Maybe they figure these fake detectors are only being sold to treasure hunters, so nobody will be hurt except some deluded treasure hunters. Maybe they figure the sales of H3Tec "Treasure Tricorders" will help to protect treasures in the state of Utah by frustrating treasure hunters and making them poor, while improving tax revenues.
Or maybe they figure most of the H3Tec products will be exported to other places and will bring money in from outside the state.
Maybe H3Tec is not big enough for the Utah Attorney General.
Maybe the Weber County District Attorney would care. Or maybe the Ogden City Attorney?
They all have jurisdiction, but the local City and County Attorneys have a bigger stake in local profiteering.
Is this why nobody in Utah wants to prosecute them?
If the H3Tec scam is good for business, then the Utah government will help them promote this scam...
Utah has the same idea as the UK for promoting business.
Instead of a Department of Business Innovation and Skills, Utah has a Governor’s Office of Economic Development (GOED) which promotes H3Tec.
Who cares if the company is selling fake detectors...
they are bringing money into the state.
Take a look at how the Utah Governor's office describes H3Tec... http://www.utahpulse.com/featured_ar...tlights-h3-tec
It makes me wonder --- has nobody complained?
I suppose we made a lot of noise here in Geotech.
And we can read other complaints here: http://www.randi.org/site/index.php/...espondent.html
And here: http://sniffexquestions.blogspot.com/search?q=h3tec
And here: http://community.discovery.com/eve/f...?r=64519144001
And here: http://ade651gt200scamfraud.blogspot...-at-h3tec.html
And here: http://explosivedetectorfrauds.blogspot.com/
And here: http://gpex.ca/smf/index.php?topic=2663.10
And here: http://www.defencetalk.com/forums/ar...tectors-11030/
And here: http://www.defenceiq.com/questions/-0-/
And here: http://www.psaxtiria.net/forum/showthread.php?p=52686
And here: http://www.thunting.com/smf/black_bo...-t21701.0.html
And here: http://exijamosloimposible.blogspot....para-nada.html
And here: http://lius4u5.deviantart.com/art/De...-200-163395799
And a lot more websites...
What does it take to get the Justice Department involved in Utah?
The government will not stop the scam until someone points the finger at them as promoters of the scam!
The most influential persons behind the scenes at this time are Randi, Carl-NC, and diohuni, who have actually taken steps to put a stop to the H3Tec and other fake bomb detectors. Congratulations to Carl, and especially to diohuni who has contacted State Authorities in Utah, FBI, DOD, Utah media, and any related business contacts e.g. awards they claim, sponsors of those awards, associates of H3Tec and the Christensens to try to put a stop to this fake detector fraud.
And lets not forget to point our fingers at forum members such as hung and Art3811 who promoted this trash while we put out the word that it is a fraud.
Maybe some media coverage is needed to make H3Tec as famous as the ADE-651 fake detectors.
Will the State of Utah continue to pretend this is another fine product they are promoting in their state?
Or will they wait until they are exposed to the world as promoters of fake detectors that don't work?
Best wishes,
J_P
... and I've just noticed that they spelled "council" incorrectly. 
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