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Why Did Prince Group Buy a 99-Year Island Lease Near a U.S. Radar Base?

Why Did Prince Group Buy a 99-Year Island Lease Near a U.S. Radar Base? #CrisisClassified #FinancialCrimes #GlobalScams A Cambodian billionaire. A $15 billion crypto empire. And a 99-year island lease right next to a U.S. military radar base. When investigators traced Prince Group’s money trail, they uncovered something far stranger than scams or stolen Bitcoin. The group’s leader, Chen Zhi, accused of running one of Asia’s largest fraud and human trafficking networks, had quietly bought an uninhabited island in Palau — a small Pacific nation crucial to America’s defense system. Official records show the company Grand Legend, tied to Chen’s network, paid just $1 million for control of Ngerbelas Island, located less than 10 kilometers from a U.S. early-warning radar site. The deal was brokered by Rose Wang, a Chinese businesswoman connected to Wan Kuok-koi (Broken Tooth), the former Macau triad boss sanctioned by the U.S. Treasury. No construction ever began. No resort was built. Yet the lease remains valid — untouched by law, shielded by offshore paperwork. Was this a real investment, or a quiet geopolitical move hidden under the cover of tourism? This is the story of the island that money couldn’t explain — and the question that still haunts intelligence circles: Why did Prince Group buy land beside America’s radar? 📺 Crisis Classified — exposing the crimes behind every empire. 🔔 Subscribe for global investigations and stories hidden beyond the headlines.