Proof the U.S. Government uses Admiralty & Maritime Law on Citizens!

The death of the heir of the Fontainebleau Hotel fortune has sparked a twisted blame game as the victim’s wife and stepdaughter accuse each other of his murder. Plus, VIEW OUR GALLERY of The Fontainebleau through the years.

Editor's Note: In an earlier version of this article, five sentences were copied from a Miami Herald report without attribution. The Daily Beast has removed the sentences and regrets the error. Two additional such sentences have also been removed.


Ben Novack built Miami Beach’s iconic Fontainebleau Hotel in 1954. It was a magnet for the rich and famous, including so many mobsters that the FBI assigned undercover agents to conduct surveillance at the grand ballroom to keep a tally of which northern kingpins were in town. As I discussed in my book, Miami Babylon, Novack himself was long rumored to have mob connections, which he always denied

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The Novack family has a very colorful past indeed as evidenced by this linked and lengthy article.

This is certainly a family the Federal Government has always taken an intense interest in.

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As the picture shows the Fontainebleau is a very sizable place as hotels go. Back in the 50’s and 60’s it was the premier destination for Hollywood Royalty, Mobsters and Politicians.

One interesting thing about Miami and most of South Florida as this picture displays is behind the Hotel is a canal that is on the other side of the street that the Fontainebleau is on. The canals like many that crisscross the beach areas of South Florida connects to either the ocean or the Inter-Coastal waterway that runs from Palm Beach down to downtown Miami for inland navigation into ports for deepwater ships.

Miami Beach like most of South Florida on the Eastern/Ocean side of the Inter-Coastal waterway is a manmade barrier island build by the Army Core of Engineers. Technically Miami Beach is an island accessible only by causeways and drawbridges.

So one might wonder if that’s why they are being so brazen in the use of Maritime and Admiralty Law.

The Fontainebleau like many nice hotels and condominiums has its own boat dockage, as do tens of thousands of private homes in South Florida that dot the crisscrossing canals that lead to the ocean or the Inter-Coastal Waterway.

It’s a pretty creative application of the law to consider a storage barge moored to a piece of residential property as having content that would fall under Maritime and Admiralty Law.

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Originally posted by ProtoplasmicTraveler
Why would a Federal Judge be using Maritime and Admiralty Statutes and ordering the FBI to seize assets under them when the case involves no international elements or travel by sea?

I have just been listening to the archive of Alex Jones' program for May 18, 2010, hour 1.

Alex asked members of the military to call in regarding their knowledge of goings on involving the military in their role in New Orleans after Hurricane Katrina.

One of the callers mentioned as an aside that our county courts don't follow the Constitution; they are under international maritime jurisdiction, which is a world court.

Following this comment, Alex stated that there have been Federal court cases where the Feds have put in filings saying we're under international U.N. law, and that there have been Federal cases where the judge has said, "I don't want to hear the word 'Constitution.'"

Alex also mentioned that there have been four U.S. Supreme Court justices that have said we're under U.N. control.