LOSS OF TRUST - A move toward restitution, justice...

From the noble American ideal, the corporation was born. This new entity, governed by the same law as an individual, developed its own bureaucracy. To call it democratic is heresy!
The North American continent was won through bloody conflict. The Wilson Strickland survey, one of the major oilfields in the US, was awarded to a cavalry soldier who fought in the battle of San Jacinto. Transferred to a first cousin who disappeared, leaving no will - the land was strong-armed by Humble Oil; the mineral rights were an easy acquisition for their horde of lawyers. The nucleus of today’s business model, the iniquity is reflected in the cries of hundreds of nations around the world.
As our nation struggled through its great depression, a rush of lawlessness swept the oil rich states. Property owners were commonly swindled out of their fortunes by law firms working for the conglomerates, who grew to the point that the government was forced to intervene. The average citizen had no means to fight against these giants. The rightful owners never received a fair trial, were cleverly cut out of their inheritance at every turn.
The Wilson Strickland survey remains contested to this day, is the secret billion-dollar heart of ExxonMobil. This is the story of the Vince family line, of an heir living in poverty, in fear for his life. More than a documentary, this film is a movement toward restitution, justice..