Fabian Ver person

“Marcos put Olaf Johnson to the test. General Ver took Johnson and Curtis on a Coast Guard boat to the sector of Manila Bay where the Japanese heavy cruiser Nachi was sunk November 5, 1944, to see if Johnson could find it with his psychic po…”

“He told Johnson that treasure hunting on Clark was strictly forbidden, but Johnson could be of great service to President Marcos. Treasure hunting off base. So Colonel Velicruz was putting together an expert team. He said that he called it …”

“Marcos put Olaf Johnson to the test. General Ver took Johnson and Curtis on a Coast Guard boat to the sector of Manila Bay where the Japanese heavy cruiser Nachi was sunk November 5, 1944, to see if Johnson could find it with his psychic po…”

“was one of the things that he found the most fascinating about his trade. And so he was definitely intrigued. However, he was still on the fence of whether he was going to go through with it, but he did want to find out more information. So…”

“that it was not plated lead. Marcus showed how the head screwed on and off. Even with the help of Olaf Johnson, Curtis was unable to budge the massive weight. Next, Curtis was taken to General Ver in a large room in the basement to examine …”

“If you're going to buy a gun on the black market, why the hell would you license the damn thing? He also bought a fleet of cars, which turned out all to be stolen too. They had belonged to Marco's secret police boss, General Fabian Ver. And…”

“Currents might have broken the line. On the third day, Johnson again found the Nazis. New boys were secured. And Ver promised to leave a patrol boat to guard against intruders. But three days later, when they returned to begin the physical …”