I think EFH has it right. One simple way to see if that's the case, before you spend time tracking down where this extra version of your code is, is to make a small visible modification to a portion of code that
is executing. E.g. the "+++TRANFORM" message. Try changing this to "+++TRANFORM XXXX" or something, and see if you observe the change. If you do, EFH's suggestion is correct and you must fix the problem. Otherwise, it's some other cause.
If it's not the problem EFH describes, the other possibility that comes to mind is that maybe there really
is an exception being thrown, but some evil person has written a catch block which catches the exception but does not report the problem in any way. If this is the case, the best solution is usually to beat that person with a stick. Oh, and put a log statement in the catch block, too.