The sensational Carroll Foundation Trust and parallel Carroll Maryland Trust billion dollars offshore tax evasion fraud scandal which is now encircling 10 Downing Street and the Conservative Party has revealed that the new explosive FBI Scotland Yard prosecution files have "named" the UK Government's DVLA Swansea vehicle licensing agency in this case of international importance.

Sources have confirmed that the dossiers contain a startling litany of fraudulent UK Companies House "registered" Carroll Automobile Collection Ltd. filed accounts that are "directly linked" to forged and falsified DVLA Swansea "logbook" documentation which effectively impulsed the criminal seizure and theft of Europe's finest supercars collection in private ownership over a bewildering sixteen years. It is understood that the files also contain a compelling forensic paper trail of bungled cover-ups and shocking obstruction offenses by senior officers at the DVLA Swansea agency.

Further sources have disclosed that the Carroll Trust's supercars collection embraced a mind boggling twelve Ferraris seven Lamborghinis four Aston Martins three Bentleys and two Porches housed in a spectacular multi-million dollar museum complex at the Carroll Foundation's world renowned thoroughbred racing establishment at Warren Hill Newmarket Suffolk and at a Westminster mews close to Buckingham Palace in central London.

In a stunning twist it has emerged that one of the center pieces of this remarkable collection is an Aston Martin with the registration number GJCI which later appeared with Jeremy Clarkson on a supercars commercial video that prompted well seasoned racing enthusiasts to remark that this massive supercar heist is the largest ever in living memory.

The Carroll Foundation Trust files are held within a complete "lockdown" at the FBI Washington DC field office and the Metropolitan Police Scotland Yard London under the supervision of the commissioner Sir Bernard Hogan-Howe who is known to have an intimate knowledge of this unfolding political scandal of the decade.

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