  We describe a region of the No-Scale F-SU(5) supersymmetric model with
TeV-scale vector-like matter multiplets that is potentially opaque to LHC
observations based upon top quark reconstruction. Possessing a 100% on-shell
branching fraction for gluino to light stop decays, the gluino-light stop mass
splitting in F-SU(5) lies very close to the top quark rest mass in the region
810 (650) <~ M(gluino) (M(light stop)) <~ 1170 (975) GeV. For unboosted gluino
pair-production, this could render two soft top quarks in the dominant 4-top
signature, greatly reducing the likelihood for discrimination from the
combinatoric background. We therefore suggest that caution is warranted when
gluino exclusion bounds on models possessing a similar spectral character
(gluino heavier than the light stop but lighter than all other squarks) using
multijet SUSY search tactics. Alternate search methods are highlighted,
including those based upon same sign dileptons and multiple heavy flavor tags,
which are more sensitive to this delicate kinematic "blind spot" crease.
