Gold missing in Canadian mint

Back in June, after an audit by Deloitte & Touche discovered $15 million of missing gold bullion, the Canadian Mint called in the Royal Canadian Mounted Police for an investigation. It turns out mint official "double-counted" gold sales by mistake.

http://www.ctv.ca/servlet/ArticleNews/story/CTVNews/20091124/mint_mystery_091124/20091124?hub=TopStoriesV2

I'm not buying it, as central banks are notorious for performing gold swaps, and leasing out the same gold ounce multiple times to each other, in a surreptitious gold and silver price suppression scheme (scam).

The Canadian mint has now agreed to an independent audit of their precious metals inventory every three months--which is a big change of policy and one that contrasts sharply with the US Federal Reserve Bank. The Fed's gold reserves haven't been independently audited since 1953, which means no one has any idea how much gold is in the vaults of Ft. Knox, Kentucky and the Federal Reserve Bank of New York.