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Omega baryon
(Redirected from Bottom omega baryon)
"Omega particle" redirects here. For usage of the term in Star Trek, see The Omega Directive.
Bubble chamber trace of the first observed Ω baryon event at Brookhaven National Laboratory
The omega baryons are a family of subatomic hadron (a baryon) particles that are represented by the symbol
and are either neutral or have a +2, +1 or −1 elementary charge. They are baryons containing no up or down quarks.[1] Omega baryons containing top quarks are not expected to be observed. This is because the Standard Model predicts the mean lifetime of top quarks to be roughly 5×10−25 s,[2] which is about a twentieth of the timescale for strong interactions, and therefore that they do not form hadrons.
The first omega baryon discovered was the
Ω−
, made of three strange quarks, in 1964.[3] The discovery was a great triumph in the study of quark processes, since it was found only after its existence, mass, and decay products had been predicted in 1961 by the American physicist Murray Gell-Mann and, independently, by the Israeli physicist Yuval Ne'eman. Besides the
, a charmed omega particle (
Ω0
c) was discovered, in which a strange quark is replaced by a charm quark. The
decays only via the weak interaction and has therefore a relatively long lifetime.[4] Spin (J) and parity (P) values for unobserved baryons are predicted by the quark model.[5]
Since omega baryons do not have any up or down quarks, they all have isospin 0.
1 Omega baryons
2 Recent discoveries
Omega baryons[edit]
Rest mass
(MeV/c2)
B′
Mean lifetime
Decays to
Omega[6]
1672.45±0.29 3/2+ −1 −3 0 0 (8.21±0.11)×10−11
Λ0
K−
Ξ0
π−
Ξ−
π0
Charmed omega[7]
2697.5±2.6 1/2+ 0 −2 +1 0 (6.9±1.2)×10−14 See
c Decay Modes
Bottom omega[8]
6054.4±6.8 1/2+ −1 −2 0 −1 (1.13±0.53)×10−12
J/ψ
(seen)
Double charmed omega†
Ω+
1/2+ +1 −1 +2 0
Charmed bottom omega†
1/2+ 0 −1 +1 −1
Double bottom omega†
1/2+ −1 −1 0 −2
Triple charmed omega†
Ω++
3/2+ +2 0 +3 0
Double charmed bottom omega†
1/2+ +1 0 +2 −1
Charmed double bottom omega†
1/2+ 0 0 +1 −2
Triple bottom omega†
3/2+ −1 0 0 −3
† Particle (or quantity, i.e. spin) has neither been observed nor indicated.
Recent discoveries[edit]
b particle is a "doubly strange" baryon containing two strange quarks and a bottom quark. A discovery of this particle was first claimed in September 2008 by physicists working on the DØ experiment at the Tevatron facility of the Fermi National Accelerator Laboratory.[9][10] However, the reported mass of 6165±16 MeV/c2 was significantly higher than expected in the quark model. The apparent discrepancy from the Standard Model has since been dubbed the "
b puzzle". In May 2009, the CDF collaboration made public their results on the search for the
b based on analysis of a data sample roughly four times the size of the one used by the DØ experiment.[8] CDF measured the mass to be 6054.4±6.8 MeV/c2, which was in excellent agreement with the Standard Model prediction. No signal has been observed at the DØ reported value. The two results differ by 111±18 MeV/c2, which is equivalent to 6.2 standard deviations and are therefore inconsistent. Excellent agreement between the CDF measured mass and theoretical expectations is a strong indication that the particle discovered by CDF is indeed the
b. In February 2013 the LHCb collaboration published a measurement of the
b mass that is consistent with, but more precise than, the CDF result.[11]
In March 2017, the LHCb collaboration announced the observation of five new narrow
c states decaying to
Ξ+
, where the
c was reconstructed in the decay mode
π+
.[12][13] The states are named
c(3000)0,
c(3090)0 and
c(3119)0. Their masses and widths were reported, but their quantum numbers could not be determined due to the large background present in the sample.
Delta baryon
Hyperon
Lambda baryon
List of mesons
List of particles
Physics portal
Sigma baryon
Timeline of particle discoveries
Xi baryon
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c" (PDF). Retrieved 13 August 2018.
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b". Physical Review D. 80 (7): 072003. arXiv:0905.3123. Bibcode:2009PhRvD..80g2003A. doi:10.1103/PhysRevD.80.072003. hdl:1721.1/52706.
^ "Fermilab physicists discover "doubly strange" particle". Fermilab. 3 September 2008. Retrieved 4 September 2008.
^ V. Abazov et al. (DØ Collaboration) (2008). "Observation of the doubly strange b baryon
b". Physical Review Letters. 101 (23): 232002. arXiv:0808.4142. Bibcode:2008PhRvL.101w2002A. doi:10.1103/PhysRevLett.101.232002. PMID 19113541.
^ R. Aaij et al. (LHCb collaboration) (2013). "Measurement of the
b,
b baryon masses". Physical Review Letters. 110 (18): 182001. arXiv:1302.1072. Bibcode:2013PhRvL.110r2001A. doi:10.1103/PhysRevLett.110.182001. PMID 23683191.
^ "LHCb observes an exceptionally large group of particles". CERN.
^ R. Aaij et al. (LHCb collaboration) (2017). "Observation of five new narrow
". Physical Review Letters. 11801 (2017): 182001. arXiv:1703.04639. Bibcode:2017PhRvL.118r2001A. doi:10.1103/PhysRevLett.118.182001. PMID 28524669.
Picture of the first event containing the
, which happens to contain the complete decay chain of the
Science Daily – Discovery of the
Strangeness Minus Three - BBC Horizon 1964
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Bombshells Aaron Waters and Jessie Wynter looked very different during their times on the Australian version of the hit dating programme Love Island.
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TYPOGRAPHIA:. A Brief Sketch of the Origin, Rise, and Practice of the Typographic Art; with Practical Directions for Conducting Every Department in an Office.
Adams, Thomas F.
Philadelphia, 1837. 4 1/2 x 7 1/2. Frontis, title, 372 pages + 8 pages of Index & Directions to the Binder + 4 plates. Illustrations (type specimens, lay of the case, imposition diagrams) in the text. The plates and title page are on a clay-finished paper. Original brown calf covers.....	More
PRINTING WITH THE HANDPRESS.
Allen, Lewis.
Kentfield: The Allen Press, 1969. 8 x 12. (1), 75, (2) pages. Printed Irish linen over boards. Fine with the prospectus. One of 140 copies printed on handmade paper; each page printed in two to three colors on a Columbian handpress.	More
Babcock Optimus Press. Parts of the Nos. 5 to 12 Four-Roller Optimus Presses.
Babcock printing Press Manuafacturing Co.
New London, nd. 6 x 8. P47 pages. rinted wraps. Good. condition. Illustrated trade catalogue.	More
The Printers' Monthly Bulletin. Volume 1, No. 2 to Volume II, No. 12.
Boston Type Foundry.
February 1858-December 1859. Twenty-three issues. 10 x 13. Each issue is 4 pages. The first and last pages contained news, articles on the history of printing, and classified ads, printed in 3 columns. The centerfolds are specimens of the foundry's new type faces (sometimes set as text), "cuts," ornaments, and.....	More
THE VACANT FRAME.
Brough, Robert.
(Steventon): The Rocket Press, (1983). 9 x 7. 14 loose leaves laid into decorated boards portfolio. Illustrated with linocuts by John R. Smith. The portfolio is in a compartmented tray case which also holds a pair of quoins, 10 pieces of metal type, and a miniature alphabetical type specimen. Small.....	More
Typografia. Odborny List Knihrtiskaru [Expert Letterpress].
Czech Typography.
Prague, 1911. Volume XXII. 8 1/2 x 11. 190 pages illustrated throughout plus 85 plates most of which multi-color letterpress on fine paper and many are tipped-to heavier, colored stock and mounted on linen hinges. Two-column text is illustrated throughout. Half leather & marbled boards. Some edge wear, very good.....	More
PLAIN PRINTING TYPES. A treatise on the processes of type-making, the point system, the names, sizes, and styles of type.
De Vinne, Theodore.
NY: Century, 1900. First edition. 5 1/4 x 7 3/4. 403 pages, including Index, copiously illustrated with type specimens. Larger paper copy in 3/4 leather, marbled endpapers, top edge gilt. Some wear & soil to binding; very good. "Plain" includes Roman, Italic, Fat-face, Black-Letter, Gothic, Antique, Runic, Celtic, Wood Type..... More
Large trade card. "Printing in All Its Varieties Executed with Neatness and Dispatch by S. N. Dickinson at their Extensive Establishment."
Dickinson & Co., S. N.
Boston (Washington St.), nd. (mid 19th c.). 8 1/2 x 5. Printed in gold, on green coated stock. Some wear and abrasions to face -- two small areas in upper corner where green coating has worn off. Previously mounted. Very good example of a larger-than-usual trade card. Dickinson was an..... More
Exposition Internationale Bruxelles 1897. Catalogue Spécial du Groupe de l'Iprimerie et des Industries du Livre.
Dumont, Jean.
6 x 9. 23 page history of (mostly Belgian) printing, followed by numerous display ads. Wraps, spine covering perished, but a good copy. Types and design supplied by Vanderborght.	More
Die wol-eingerichtete Buchdruckerey:. mit hundert und achtzehen teutsch-, latenisch-, griechisch-, hebraischen Schriften, vieler fremden SprachenAlphabeten.
Ernesti, Johann Heinrich Gottfried.
Nürnberg: Johann Andreä Endters, 1721 (actually 1731). First edition, later printing. 9 3/4 x 7 1/2. 30 leaves, 140 pages, 11 leaves. Most text printed in double columns, within a black border. A full page frontis of Ernesti's printing shop is followed by short histories of 8 famous printers from.....	More
"Specimen Sheet and Price List of the World's Finest Printing Inks. For all fine letterpress work, manufactured byJänecke-Schneemann, K. G., of Hannover, Germany."
Evans, Henry.
San Francisco, 1957. Broadside 19 x 12 1/2. Seven of the 10 inks are printed. Previously folded twice for mailing, some light creases; reverse side has some toning to paper. A good example. One of 250 copies hand printed by Evans at his Peregrine Press. Evans was known for his..... More
ALPHABETUM ROMANUM. Edited by Giovani Mardersteig.
Feliciano, Felice.
Verona: Officina Bodoni, (1960). 6 x 9. 140 pages, 5 plates (one double). Mardersteig's 60-page introduction is followed by the first treatise on the construction of Roman letters (ca. 1460). The 25 letters are hand-colored in two colors (after the original manuscript) with corresponding construction grid on facing verso. 140.....	More
A Collection of Original Prints from the 15th to the 20th Century with a Description of Their Techniques.
Fiedler, Alfons.
(Vienna: Fiedler, 1972). 9 x 12. 81 pages + approx. 80 leaves of prints. The prints are tipped (or mounted) to black craft paper labeled with the technique. The facing text page gives its history, usage, commercial value, distinguishing features, and what other technique it might be mistaken for. Glassines.....	More
FOURNIER ON TYPEFOUNDING. Text of the Manuel Typographique (1764-1766), translated into English and edited with notes by Harry Carter.
Fournier.
Soncino Press, 1930. 5 x 7. xxxvii, (3), 323 pages, 16 double spread plates. Red cloth. Spine faded as usual, cloth bubbled; contents very good. No. 176 of 260 copies, printed at the Curwen Press.	More
Album of typographic specimens.
Genzsch & Henze Typefoundry.
Hamburg & Munich, ca. 1913. A collection of approx. 75 promotional samples/specimens tipped (the 4-page specimens) or mounted (the single page specimens) onto 34 leaves of good quality black stock. Bound into flexible cloth boards with string ties, printed cover label. A little extremity wear, contents mostly fine. These specimens..... More
Sample Sheet and price List of Lithographed Calendar Pads.
Goes Lithographing Company.
Chicago, 1903. 12 x 9 1/2. 10 pages of calendar designs in various styles, some color. Printed wraps, chipped. Previously folded in thirds for mailing. Two fliers laid in.	More
THE LETTER-PRESS PRINTER. a complete guide to the art of printing : containing practical instructions for learners at case, press, and machine : embracing the whole practice of book work, with diagram and complete schemes of impositions, job work, with examples, news work, colour work, to make coloured inks, to work press and machine, to make rollers, and other valuable information.
Gould, Joseph.
London, 1893. Fifth edition. 4 x 6 1/4. xvii, 18-204 pages. Illustrations throughout the text. Publisher's blue cloth. Paper is browned and brittle. A fair, working copy only. The section on colour printing was "corrected and addeded to." "...one of the best modern manuals of the art of printing...." --Bigmore..... More
THE LETTER-PRESS PRINTER.
London, ca. 1894. Sixth edition. 4 x 6 1/4. xvii, 18-207 pages + 8 pages of ads. Illustrations throughout the text. Publisher's blue cloth, red edges. Paper margins are toned; front hinge weakening; separation between p. 80 & p. 81; bookplate removed. Good copy. Jackson Burke's copy. This edition has..... More
MODERN CABINETS, FURNITURE AND MATERIAL FOR PRINTERS. Catalog No. 14.
Hamilton Manufacturing Company.
Two Rivers, WI, (ca. 1907). 10 x 13. 191 pages within red rules. Embossed pictorial wraps, gilded endpapers. Faint dampstain lower corner of first few leaves. Very good. With a 16-page supplement. Handsome, fully illustrated and priced catalogue, which includes equipment for bookbinders. A brief history of this company, founded..... More
Modern Printing Office Furniture. Printers' and Bookbinders' Materials. Catalogue 15.
Hamilton Mfg. Co.
Two Rivers, WI, (ca. 1912). 8 1/2 x 11. (4), 5-172 pages. Pictorial wraps. Some wear & soil to extremities, two corners of the covers are missing a piece. Clean and tight. Very good. Illustrated throughout in bronze (for the wood) and silver (for the metal). With 7 pages of..... More
TREATISES ON PRINTING AND TYPE-FOUNDING. From the seventh edition of the Encyclopedia Britannica.
Hansard, T[homas] C[urson].
Edinburgh: Adam and Charles Black, 1841. 4 3/4 x 7 3/4. vii, 233 pages, 4-page catalogue, followed by a second page 165 "Readers' Marks of Corrections." This second page 165 appears to be an illustration of "Reader's Marks of Correction." Illustrations in text. BUT the 3 folding plates found in.....	More
Explanation of the Point System of Type, with specimens. in the Office of the Island City Press.
Hawks, Nelson C.
(Alameda, 1918) San Francisco: Black Stone Press, 1983. 4 1/2 x 6 1/2. Portrait, (24) pages. Self-wraps. In a printed folder with an introduction by the Kemble curator, Glenn Humphries. Fine. Facsimile of the 1918 original which exists in only one known copy, in the Kemble Collection of Western Printing..... More
Meridan/Stinehour.
Hidy, Lance.
Lunenberg: Stinehour Press, 1982. Two posters, intended as a pair. 30 x 10. Offset lithography (Meriden) and letterpress (Stinehour. Stephen Stinehour is the model in the Meriden poster; John McCormack models for Stinehour. Stephen Harvard did the lettering and the alphabet. Fine. Alan Fern, "Lance Hidy's Posters" pages 48 &..... More
THE DEVELOPMENT OF PRINTERS' MECHANICAL TYPESETTING METHODS, 1822-1925.
Huss, Richard E.
Charlottesville: UVA (1973). 8 x 9. 307 pages, illustrated. Cloth. Very good.	More
The Practical Printer. 19 issues.
Inland Type Foundry.
St. Louis, 1908-1909. 8vo. Wraps, many with art nouveau designs. One issue has covers detached, but many are in fine condition.; over-all very good. A monthly house organ, filled with practical articles and ads, and some type specimens. Present are Volume X, nos. 1,2,3, 7,9,10. Volume XI, nos. 1-12 (complete..... More


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Writing in 1920, western Australia's conservator of forests Charles E. Lane Poole looked forward to a time when people would develop a forest conscienceness to ensure that forests were managed for the benefit of whole communities and not only for select interest groups. The unusual word conscienceness has echoes of both awareness and responsibility, which were clearly parts of his vision. Eighty years later community interest in the many values of forests and in forest management policy has heightened throughout the world and it is appropriate to ask if Lane Poole's vision has been fulfilled.
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Joseph could hardly believe it! I am sure his brothers couldn't either. Who would have ever guessed how things were going to turn out that day they sold their brother to a traveling Egyptian?
But now all was forgiven, and they were a family again.
There was just one, tiny, little problem.
Joseph lived in Egypt - and the rest of his family lived in Canaan. That wouldn't work! Someone was going to have to move.
Well, the problem was solved when Pharaoh heard the news that Joseph and his family were back together again. He was so happy for Joseph that he said to him, "Tell your brothers to load up all their stuff and go back to Canaan. Tell them to get your father and their families and come back here and live with us! I promise that they will have the best land in all of Egypt.
Wow! Pharaoh was really being generous!
It's just that he was so grateful because Joseph had saved his country.
Of course, it was really God who saved his country. But Joseph was God's faithful servant.
And so Joseph's brothers did just as they were told. Who wouldn't! Joseph gave them wagons and food for the trip, and he gave them new traveling clothes too. But he gave his favorite little brother Benjamin three hundred pieces of silver and FIVE new sets of clothes!
Joseph also sent his father ten donkeys piled high with the best stuff in Egypt, and ten donkeys loaded with bread and cheese and frozen pizzas for the trip back home (well, maybe not the frozen pizzas - where would they cook them?!).
Do you suppose he was thinking about what was going to happen when his older brothers found out that Benjamin got more than they did?
The amazing thing is, the brothers didn't argue once the whole way home - and it is a LONG way. They really HAD changed!
Poor old Jacob nearly fell over backwards. It couldn't be! Joseph was dead! He was torn apart by lions - at least that's what his brothers had told their father all those years ago.
But then they took their old father by the arm and showed him the wagons, and the donkeys piled high with the finest goods from Egypt, and he knew it had to be true.
Jacob loved his children so much. Well, love is what the Bible is all about.
And so that's just what they did.
Of course, this wasn't like mom and dad packing the family camel for a two week vacation. It was Jacob, and all his children, and all their wives, and all their children, picking up their tents and packing up everything they owned and moving to a new country.
Imagine what that must have looked like! Jacob and his eleven sons, and all their wives, and all their children, with all their sheep and goats and cattle, traveling along the dusty road to Egypt.
And it's over 200 miles from Canaan to Egypt. That's a long time to bounce up and down on a camel.
They hadn't traveled very far when Jacob had to make a stop.
...from God, that is. This was a big deal - they were leaving the land that God had promised them. Was this what God wanted them to do? Jacob needed to ask God to lead him.
And so Jacob made a stop at Beersheba.
There was a well at Beersheba, and it was near the place where Jacob had that dream of angels going up and down a stairway to heaven. So Jacob stopped there and offered a sacrifice to God.
As soon as Joseph heard that his father was coming, he jumped on his chariot and raced off to meet him. When he saw his father off in the distance - remember he hadn't seen his father in a long, long time - he drove his horses as fast as they could go. Before they had even come to a stop, Joseph jumped from his chariot and threw his arms around his father. He cried and cried for a very long time.
That's just what God is all about. God wants to take things that have come apart and put them back together again.
Pharaoh was true to his word. When Jacob and all his family arrived in Egypt, Pharaoh gave them the land of Goshen, the best land in all of Egypt.
"My life of wandering has lasted one hundred and thirty years," Jacob told the Pharaoh. Now at last his wandering was over. Jacob, and his sons, and their wives, and all their children, and all their sheep and cattle settled down in their new home.
And that's how God's people came to live in the land of Egypt.
Like 400 years or so.
And then the story REALLY gets interesting.


Boezinge is located north of the town of Ieper on the N369 road, direction Diksmuide. The Cemetery is located in Kleinepoezelstraat east of the village.
From the N369 turn right into Brugstraat, over the bridge and bear right into Langemarkseweg.
Follow this road to the first crossroads and turn right into Kleine Poezelstraat.
The cemetery is located on the left hand side of the road approximately 200 metres past the crossroads.
Dragoon Camp was a little south of the Boesinghe (now Boezinge)-Pilckem road, approached by a track leading from a point near Dragoon House, past the Villa Gretchen.
The site was taken by the 38th (Welsh) Division on 31 July 1917 and the cemetery, called at first the Villa Gretchen Cemetery, was begun by the 13th Royal Welch Fusiliers on 9 August. It continued in use until October 1917.
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After seizure of plane and $260,000, county prosecutors drop charges and feds keep investigating
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Federal authorities say they should get to keep the plane and nearly $260,000 in cash seized from two Coloradans who flew into Cody a year ago — claiming the items were involved in trafficking drugs.
One of the men, meanwhile, says he and the property were not involved in illegal activity and that the items should be returned to him.
The U.S. Attorney's Office in Wyoming is seeking the forfeiture of the aircraft and cash in a civil case pending before a federal judge in Cheyenne and is trying to put together a criminal case as well. The federal prosecutors allege the Cessna TU206E was used to transport illegal drugs and the cash represents proceeds from drug sales.
"It's basically a federal issue at this point," said Park County Prosecuting Attorney Bryan Skoric.
However, the 26-year-old man who flew the plane into Cody, Scott M. Lewis of Englewood, Colo., has said in court filings that the aircraft and money came from legitimate, unspecified activities.
Cody police obtained a warrant to search the aircraft and Lewis' room at the Holiday Inn on Feb. 28, 2014. That was after reports that Lewis and his traveling companion had acted suspiciously and after a Powell police drug dog alerted to the scent of narcotics on the plane.
Officers didn't find any drugs, but they did find $258,520 inside a blue duffel bag, packaged in 12 vacuum-sealed bags and labeled "Deposit I" and "Deposit II." Close to $1,467 more was found on top of a hotel dresser and in a jacket.
Police took the money and the plane, but no serious criminal charges were filed.
Lewis' traveling companion, 37-year-old Gilbert Wiles Jr., was released without any charges, while Lewis was arrested and charged with two misdemeanors alleging he didn't have a valid pilot's license and that the plane was improperly registered. Those charges were dismissed Feb. 11 at the request of the Park County Prosecuting Attorney's Office.
The "target letter" sent to Lewis.
"It's basically a federal issue at this point," Park County Prosecuting Attorney Bryan Skoric said Monday.
Court records show the federal government is mulling whether to file more serious federal charges.
On Nov. 7, Assistant U.S. Attorney Eric Heimann of Cheyenne sent a letter to Lewis that began, "I am writing to inform you that you are the subject of an investigation by Homeland Security Investigations of the U.S. Department of Homeland Security."
Heimann wrote that investigators are probing allegations that Lewis may have committed several federal crimes, including: conspiracy to distribute marijuana, money laundering, identity theft and operating an unregistered aircraft.
The document is what's known as a "target letter." Target letters are not public documents, but Lewis' became public when his attorneys attached it to other court filings.
Lewis attorney Joe Bustos of Cheyenne said in one filing that, in his experience with the letters, "a federal indictment will almost always follow."
Speaking in general terms about prosecutors' procedures, U.S. Attorney's Office spokesman John Powell similarly told the Tribune that "the bottom line is this: If you receive a target letter, you are most likely going to be indicted." Powell declined to comment on the possibility of charges against Lewis and a Monday search of federal records showed no pending charges against him.
U.S. District Court Judge Alan Johnson put the federal government's civil forfeiture case on hold on Dec. 4 because of the pending criminal investigation.
"If you receive a target letter, you are most likely going to be indicted," said John Powell, a spokesman for federal prosecutors.
David M. Michael of San Francisco, another Lewis defense attorney, had argued that forcing Lewis to provide more information about his interest in the seized plane and cash would violate his Fifth Amendment right against self-incrimination.
Lewis has denied any wrongdoing.
Attorney Michael, writing on Lewis' behalf, said in a filing that police lacked probable cause to seize the property, that the federal court doesn't have jurisdiction to hear the forfeiture case and that the government's claim on the property is unconstitutional because it violates Lewis' rights to be free from unreasonable searches and seizures, excessive fines and cruel and unusual punishment, as well as his right to due process.
Further, Lewis' response says the property "was not proceeds of, or used or intended to be used to facilitate, any violation of law, nor was it furnished or intended to be furnished in exchange for any controlled substance or listed chemical, that would subject the property to forfeiture pursuant to any law."
Scott M. Lewis, after his 2014 arrest
Wiles, meanwhile, has not filed a claim for the seized property and he has not received a target letter, his attorney, Dion Custis of Cheyenne, told the Tribune in January.
Federal prosecutors' case for forfeiture focuses largely on how suspiciously Lewis and Wiles acted while in Cody.
Prosecutors say the two men: immediately covered their plane's windows with sunshades after touching down and parking in a hangar on Feb. 27 (unlike most pilots, who use sunshades only when outside in the summer); paid for their fuel and other services with $100 bills; didn't radio the airport prior to landing; didn't identify the plane by its tail number (suggesting the pilot didn't want a record of his identity, the feds say) and used a fake name.
Poor weather forced the men to stay the night in Cody.
On the way to the Holiday Inn, Lewis and Wiles reportedly refused to let a shuttle driver touch one of their three duffel bags. Further, when the men later asked for hotel staff to bring an HDMI cable to their room, they opened the door only wide enough to slide the cable through.
All this was reported to police, who then took Zeke — a narcotics detection canine handled by Powell Police Officer Reece McLain — to the plane's hangar. Zeke alerted to scent of a controlled substance at the plane's two doors, police say.
That was enough for Cody police to get a search warrant for the plane and Lewis and Wiles' hotel room. Police say they found evidence the men had been living on the airplane and, in the hotel room, they found the $259,717, two laptop computers, six electronic storage devices, 15 cellphones and three bogus Idaho driver's licenses. Each license had a picture of Lewis, but each had a different name.
Lewis filed this claim for the seized cash with U.S. Customs and Border Protection. (His personal address has been redacted.)
Lewis' response to the government's forfeiture request disputes that he and Wiles were acting suspiciously. For example, he says putting up sunshades is "standard procedure in cold weather" and he denies that the men refused to let the shuttle driver touch one of the duffel bags. As to the allegation that police found three fake driver's licenses with his photo on them, Lewis says he "lacks sufficient information to form a belief as to the truth of the allegations."
Federal prosecutors say Lewis and Wiles bought the plane for $130,000 in May of 2013, paying cash at a hotel in Austin, Texas.
The plane's bill of sale showed it as being owned by Morris Point LLC, a New Mexico corporation with a mailing address in the Canary Islands off the coast of Morocco; federal investigators believe Morris Point LLC was set up through businesses who advertise their ability to make people's assets "invisible" to others.
Prosecutors say Lewis and Wiles bought the plane with cash, then used certain business services to obscure its ownership.
At his initial March 1, 2014, court appearance in Park County Circuit Court in Cody, Lewis had successfully applied for a court-appointed attorney. Lewis said he made only $200 to $500 as a part-time employee at a Denver hotel and he did not list the plane or the cash as assets.
In May, however, Lewis filed a claim with U.S. Customs and Border Protection for both the aircraft and cash, writing, "I have an ownership and possessory interest in all or part of the above named property."
He valued the plane at $140,000.
Lewis eventually brought in Bustos, a private attorney, to represent him in the recently dismissed Park County case. Michael — whose website describes him as specializing "in medical cannabis cases as well as state and federal forfeiture litigation" — is representing Lewis in the forfeiture case.
To obtain the airplane and the money, the government must prove its case by a "preponderance of the evidence." That's the legal standard used in civil lawsuits, and it basically means the government must show it's more likely than not that the plane and cash were used in trafficking drugs.
It's a significantly lower standard of proof than "beyond a reasonable doubt" — the high threshold the government must meet if it tries to convict Lewis of a crime.
The forfeiture case is scheduled to resume in early March, though it could be delayed again.
~By CJ Baker
by CJ Baker, Cody police, crime, drugs, Powell police, seizure, U.S. District Court, Yellowstone Regional Airport
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