Daniel Dingle, who is the inventor of the world's first water powered car back in 1968, was met by Ethos CEO Peter Aldred in March of this year to discuss a strategic partner alliance with, now he is sentenced to 20 years in prison.

According to the SourceWire, Peter Aldred commented, "This is very convenient for 'the powers that be' who do not want Daniel's secret to be reviled. But we have already renewed our previous negations and are confident now of a mutually beneficial outcome for all mankind..."

Inventor, 82, gets 20 years for ‘estafa’ By Allison LopezPhilippine Daily InquirerFirst Posted 03:11:00 12/20/2008

http://newsinfo.inquirer.net/inquirerheadlines/nation/view/2...

Frank Chavez, a veteran lawyer, approached Dingel on Friday in order to immediately appeal the court decision before it became final on Christmas Eve.“I am taking up his case and will see to it that his conviction is reversed,” Chavez said. “Mankind will benefit from his invention ... How will we know his secret if we put him behind bars?”Chavez, a former solicitor general, said he was impressed when he rode Dingel’s “water-powered” Toyota Corolla sedan.

Peter continued, "The most interesting point to this article is the fact that in 2000 a multi-national corporation gave Daniel $410,000. Do you think that a multi-national corporation of this stature would freely back a project like this without first doing their due diligence that the invention is in fact genuine and far from being a hoax as the powers that be would prefer everyone to believe! I know that I definitely would before parting with $410,000.

The case isn't disputing the fact that the invention works but rather, for whatever reason, that Daniel decided not to proceed with the project with them. Maybe he thought, like he said to me, they were just another group who wanted to steal his invention from him once they discovered the secret of how it actually works for themselves.

There is a question: Why is it that all water powered car inventors seem to wind up either dead or in prison...? There seems to be a definite pattern immerging here... We are offered to draw our own conclusions...


Source:
http://www.dinglefoundation.com
http://www.sourcewire.com/releases/rel_display.php?relid=LLimX