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Abb, maybe you can ping this list.

It seems as if Brian Taylor's stepfather is Liberia's Internal Affairs Minister designate Ambulai B. Johnson.
This would explain why he has gotten "special treatment"

Brief background:
Minister of Internal Affairs—Ambulai B. Johnson

http://www.frontpageafrica.com/RunScript.asp?page=&Article_ID=1874&NWS=NWS&ap=NewsDetail.asp&p=ASP/~Pg0.asp

Asset Reported Value Estimated Value Amount Owed Net Location
A B= A*Percent C D=B-C Location
Savings Account Virginia, USA
Money Market Accounts Virginia, USA
Equity in home Virginia, USA
US Savings Bond North Carolina, USA
Stock and Mutual Fund North Carolina, USA
Infiniti G-5 North Carolina, USA
Monte Carlo North Carolina, USA
Four Acres of City Land Virginia, Liberia
Two lots of vacant land Monrovia, Liberia
Partially developed land Senjeh, Bomi, lLiberia
Plot of land Clay Street, Monrovia, Liberia
Acres of land (500) Suehn, Liberia
Acres of land (100) Johnsonville, Liberia
Two lots with a house Paynesville

Basic Asset Assumptions: Estimated property values in America were not discounted down. But we set confidence level at 70 percent that the reported values in Liberia approximate estimated values. The discount is set at 30 percent off reported amounts to reflect the high risk of deviations.

Johnson’s total net worth stands at $492,800. He has no undistributed joint family lands or properties.

Income Assumption: None. He provided all information. Major source last income generated from NIS Solutions. (see below)

Big Concern: Reported only equity in home, making it rather difficult to evaluate the merit of estimated market value against known loan amount.

Conclusion: He is asset rich. He has quite a large pool of cash and near cash assets, providing a health cash flow cushion, but no knowledge of any liabilities, which usually serves as a foundation upon which people engage in all sorts of activities.