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We examine the ATLAS and CMS 7 & 8 TeV multijet supersymmetry (SUSY) searchesrequiring the incidence of a single lepton in the framework of thesupersymmetric grand unified model No-Scale Flipped SU(5) with extravector-like flippon multiplets derived from F-Theory, or F-SU(5) for short.Investigated are five multijet+lepton SUSY searches: 4.7/fb ATLAS 7 TeV gluinoand light stop searches, as well as 13/fb ATLAS and 9.7/fb CMS 8 TeV light stopsearches. Most significantly, all five leptonic SUSY searches representstatistically independent data samples. Findings show that all five orthogonalsets of leptonic LHC observations give a lower bound to the gaugino mass scaleat M_{1/2} >= 680 GeV, with all the current best fits correlating within anarrow region. Furthermore, eight statistically independent LHC SUSY searchregions (leptonic + all-hadronic) accessible to the No-Scale F-SU(5) modelspace intersect with all the currently operating beyond the Standard Modelexperiments within the range of M_{1/2} = 680-850 GeV, with the upper boundestablished by the lower experimental limit of the anomalous magnetic moment(g_{mu}-2)/2 of the muon. We emphasize that this region of the F-SU(5) modelspace may not be fully probed by leptonic SUSY searches at the LHC until the 13TeV LHC energizes in 2015. Additionally, we describe an efficient technique forthe effective statistical disentanglement of searches sensitive to mutuallyoverlapping event spaces.

Correlated Event Excesses in LHC SUSY Searches at 7 & 8 TeV: New Physics or Conspiring Noise?