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To: Janice Shell who wrote (153)	7/21/1999 6:17:00 PM
From: im a survivor	Read Replies (3) \| Respond to of 640

Check this out.....it says the patients were treated in 1990....guess the news is kinda slow getting out of Portugal, huh ? Whew, I really can't believe people fall for this kind of crap. If there was even the slightest...I mean the slightest chance that there may be a cure for aids, it would be all over the news, in every medicaljournal...in every newspaper and etc....after all, it's only the worst disease mankind has ever known. Also, wouldn't the slightest amout of DD turn up the fact these companies share office space..... The scary thing is that there are alot of people holding at $3.00 right now that will be looking at .25 real soon. New Technologies & Concepts, Inc. Clarifies Information in Press Release Regarding Major Breakthrough In Field Of HIV Research LAS VEGAS--(BW HealthWire)--July 21, 1999--New Technologies & Concepts, Inc. (NTC), regarding its press release of July 19, 1999, wishes to clarify certain points made in the press release. First, we would like to clarify the portion of the press release referring to "documentation from the Government of Spain verifying the authenticity of the patients who have been treated and sent letters regarding their treatment" The specific government agency that authenticated the identities of the patients, NOT WHAT THEY HAD TO SAY, was the Spanish court system, which had originally granted Mr. Flores the right to treat these patients. Secondly, a misprint as to when the patients were diagnosed and treated stated that "The patients were originally diagnosed with AIDS in 1995 at the Hospital of Madrid and Mr. Flores was then given permission by the courts to treat them with Plasma Plus which is done, in most cases, over a 3-month period." In actuality, the patients were diagnosed and treated by Mr. Flores in 1990. NTC wishes to clarify these two points and apologize for any confusion which might have subsequently arisen. CONTACT: Uniprime Mr. Alfred Flores 888/892-2002 or 702/798-5420 KEYWORD: NEVADA INTERNATIONAL EUROPE BW2838 JUL 21,1999 14:32 PACIFIC 17:32 EASTERN

To: Janice Shell who wrote (153)	7/21/1999 6:59:00 PM
From: RocketMan	Read Replies (2) \| Respond to of 640

I'm really WORRIED about Ben. And well you should. Here is Ben just as Dr.. I mean Mr. Flores was approaching him for that little HIV test chirpy.com