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Worldcom : Objection to ACPOC motion of counsel w/ "death threat"

11.09.2007

The current attorney who had been representing Next Factors, Inc. in the largest every bankruptcy case - Worldcom - asked the judge to relieve him from being Next's counsel because this lawyer did not want to follow the instructions of his client in seeking to have all potential conflicts between the multi-hundred million dollar fee earning lawyers and their clients exposed. You can't make this stuff up. The lawyer tried to shake his client off by conveying a death threat. This is better than a TV show. People ask me: "but, umm, like wouldn't the government do something?"

Homepage: http://www.entwistle-law.com/legal_news/securities_litigation/worldcom/worldcom-litigation-update-4.htm

Supreme Court of New NY - eToys Suit against Goldman Sachs

27.02.2008

eToys is not a destination. eToys is a process, the tip of the spear in a revolution by government attorneys and members of the Federal Judiciary against the corruption within which dared to attempt to taint the honor of scores of honest and just public servants, and which abused the freedom won for all U.S. Citizens by the sacrifices of our Veterans.

Homepage: http://www.usdoj.gov/opa/pr/2001/May/236ag.htm

SEC - so simple even a Caveman can see it!

17.10.2007

The SEC states clearly what their mission is. We should believe that the SEC will not provide any special treatment to any hedge fund, no matter which former DOJ attorneys such hedge fund is paying. If Martha Stewart goes to prison, one can only imagine what will happen to the colluding parties on this one. Word to Linda: You lookin' so fine baby ... You clean up real nice!

Homepage: http://www.bankruptcymisconduct.com/site/content/view/42/67/

Emergency Writ for eToys

24.12.2007

The 3rd Circuit hears questions regarding allegations of Organized Crime in Federal Bankruptcy Courts, particularly in Delaware - the state through which is funneled the majority of the Billions of dollars of fees paid to bankruptcy professionals. This pleading references Congressional and Judicial acknowledgement of the existence of "bankruptcy rings", collections of operators including attorneys who prey upon justice under the obfuscatory protection of certain attorneys purporting to work in accordance with their sworn duties to the people. But some of these federal judges and U.S. Attorneys have business and professional ties to certain members of these professional bankruptcy rings. If you are in the mob in the NYC fish business, especially if you are Italian, everyone will know about it. If you are in the 'bankruptcy professional' mob, you will get filthy rich and the watchdogs will smoke with you.

Criminal Referral

31.12.2007

This sworn letter to the U.S. Attorney General Michael B. Mukasey clearly identifies and describes criminal conduct by a certain "bankruptcy ring" as well as the willful failure to perform duty by certain U.S. Attorneys. Most alarmingly, it appears that no federal officer came forth to identify and disarm the conflict of interest caused by allowing the federal attorney holding administrative control over the investigation and prosecution of the perpetrators to be none other than a member of the very same law firm when the crimes were commited.