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Goes with 351 and 364: Regarding the four names. This is one.

Well looky here

NTERNATIONAL SUPPLY & LOGISTICS INC has been set up 10/12/2009 in state FL.

The current status of the business is Inactive. The INTERNATIONAL SUPPLY & LOGISTICS INC principal address is 11308 WALNUT CREEK, OAKTON, VA, 22124. Meanwhile you can send your letters to 11308 WALNUT CREEK, OAKTON, VA, 22124.

The company`s registered agent is CORPORATION SERVICE COMPANY 1201 HAYS STREET, TALLAHASSEE, FL, 32301.

The company`s management are Director - Reyes Zumeta Gustavo J. The last significant event in the company history is ADMIN DISSOLUTION FOR ANNUAL REPORT which is dated by 9/24/2010. This decision is take in action on unknown.

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Holy SCHMITT!! ---->>>>
Look at all these long and windy twisted paths. Insane if you read the whole thing... (it says not the Prosecutor Kenneth Starr but same name) Read the whole thing and you'll be sick.

All The Best Victims
By Michael Shnayerson, Vanity Fair 8/10
Aug 4, 2010 - 8:04:20 AM

Since Starr's purchase of $400,000 in jewelry from Arabo for Diane, the rap world's purveyor of fine stones had come, like Al Pacino, to view Starr like a brother. And so, when an unfortunate sequence of events led to Arabo's conviction for laundering cash through jewelry sales to benefit the members of a narcotics conspiracy, he asked Starr to handle the family finances while he was in jail. According to the indictment, starting in February 2008, Starr handled them in spectacular fashion. Martini Park was a natural” $3 million of the Arabos money went there. Another surefire winner was Jinti, a Chinese Internet site. Starr reportedly had Pacino in it as well. As of July 2010, the projected value of Jinti was under a million dollars.

"Then there was Universal Identification Solutions” the South American electronic-voting-machine company. The address for U.I.S. was 850 Third Avenue, 15th floor”the same as Starr & Co. Linked to it was a curious character named Gustavo Reyes-Zumeta, based in Virginia, who'd registered a patent for an ornamental design on the voting machines.

Reyes-Zumeta had declared personal bankruptcy in 2005, and his lawyer for the process didn't have good memories of him: He claimed to have contracts to produce voting machines for South American companies, recalls Thomas DeCaro. He said he'd get a 600 percent return on a seven-figure investment. Youâ€™d lie awake dreaming of the money you'd make!¦ the creditors were crawling all over him."