Unbonbom Aabye Looks to Take Over RCP and VLADA Simultaneously

AFP(VSTEX) CEO Looking Out for Fellow Shareholders

For SLReports.net

Unbonbom Aabye, the outspoken CEO of Aabye Fundacion Public (AFP : VSTEX) and wide market participant, has simultaneous proposals on the table to take over the recoverable assets and corporate directions of Royal Chartered Properties (RCP : SLCAPEX) and Vlada Fine Furniture and Fixtures (VLADA : ISE).

RCP(SLCAPEX) has been long beleagured, with it's last formal announcement coming on June 3rd, 2008, two days after paying it's only dividend of L$0.0525 per share. RCP(SLCAPEX) was pulled from the SLCAPEX trading floor on October 20, 2008, and while CEO Kavai Onizuka is still active in Second Life, there has been no published or publicly available communication with the Onizuka in quite some time. Onizuka recieved media attention from TheStreet.com in 2006 with his issuance of Second Life's first Bond Instruments.

RCP(SLCAPEX)'s IPO closed in a blazing seven days, and a month later management requested institutional or angel investor infusions as their cash reserves were not sizeable enough to allow further expansion. On June 3rd, 2008, along with the formal announcement and immediately following the dividend payment, Onizuke placed 1,000,000 shares of RCP on the open market for L$1.03.

On September 21st Eatsome Donat revealed on the RCP(SLCAPEX) forum, "I remeber this was a (banned/fraud) stock trading at World Stock Exchange before named "Kavai Conglomerate Group" (formerly TFI) with Nicholas Portocarrero ,a well known fraudster of a SL bank named "Ginko" as a Director and same CEO Kavai Onizuka as this RCP company."

Sportsbet Writer announced on October 7th, "After some reasearch I found out that RCP invested in 44 Open Space SIM´s about two months ago and are doing very well overall." It was at this time that both Sportsbet Writer and Unbonbom Aabye began to lead the public outcry for Onizuka to come forward with company news, post financials, or give any attention whatsoever to shareholders. Aabaye owns 1,400,000 shares of RCP(SLCAPEX) and is the second largest shareholder with 14.7%.