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To: Dan Keenan who wrote (15184)	6/15/1999 3:20:00 PM
From: Larry Panik	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 19109

Dan, What do you want to know of the Jackson Case? I have attended the hearings. Larry

To: Dan Keenan who wrote (15184)	6/15/1999 3:27:00 PM
From: R. John	Respond to of 19109

Dan, that wall you speak of at .02 was very real. At one time a week or so ago , we had 8 MM's looking to buy stock at.02 or better. We established a nice new base right above .02, been quite a while since we could say any words like new base about our little TMMI. Everyone involved in this stock deserves something just for putting up with the likes of the shark. I think we are about to have some fun. Ray

To: Dan Keenan who wrote (15184)	6/15/1999 3:42:00 PM
From: Arnie Doolittle	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 19109

No, I'm not an "inside scoop" guy. Just an investor who tried to find out what was REALLY going on. Larry Panik and Joe Stratter are the closest you'll find to inside scoop guys on this thread. Both did more than their share trying to make this investment work. In 1997 Joe Stratter flew out from the east coast and actually worked hand in hand with several insiders at the Camarillo location. The informal meeting, or whatever it should rightfully be called, was in the middle of that time. I'm not sure but I think that Joe S. no longer is a shareholder. Perhaps he'll read this post and clarify that. As far as I know, Larry is still plugging away as a shareholder. To the best of my knowledge, the rest of the folks on this thread have attempted to get reliable info by calling whatever telephone number the company provided. So in the final analysis, it comes down to Larry and Joe S. who have stood on their heads to salvage their tmmi investments. Joe finally gave up. Oh, yes, many including myself, have ponied up $$$ at Larry's urging on several occasions in an attempt to move things along. That also failed. No one can fault Larry for not trying. He's been the shareholders' point man from day one. Of course I'd like to see the stock fly but only on one condition: That the movement is based on SOLID fundos, not the hype generally seen on this thread. My crusade has ALWAYS been against the phoney-baloney rumors that hover around this stock. Just give me some old fashioned substance and let the stock price take care of itself. It's the dearth of such substance that keeps the stock down, not anything anyone says on this thread. Arnie