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To: StockDung who wrote (3664)	4/22/2005 2:54:49 PM
From: ravenseye	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 5425

This is what I posted! Speaking of bugs, how about bugged phones? lma(zz)o $1.8 million! Search Anthony, see the conversation on page 59? Uh-huh. I thought Anthony does the trading? and see the conversation on page 65? I hadda buy close to two million dollars worth of stock over the last four days and I had to have Freeman lend me two million dollars because I had to send a check into Anthony for a million eight plus. Without me doing that? Believe me, the stock would have been fourteen dollars.12 mjktrustee.com Read the converstaitons over and over....while you try to rewrite history. lma(zz)o mjktrustee.com 09/11/01 10:21] anthony >> the timing of the kids account liquidation is scary 10:21] anthony >> i had this overwhelming wierd feeling that we are in deep shit [10:26] anthony >> this is allout war [10:26] anthony >> GENI [10:27] anthony >> if the SEC doesnt halt Krappohii now then screw it Message 19295305 Cleveland said Royer passed on information about a number of companies including: Freedom Surf (FRSH), Softquad (SXML), Biopulse (BIOP), SeaView Video Technologies Inc. (SEVU) and Genesis Intermedia (GENI). Cleveland said he shared that information with Elgindy, who then passed it on to members of his private investing Web site. suite101.com How quickly you forgot .... Short-Seller Elgindy Guilty of Securities Fraud Published: January 24, 2005 5:02 PM ... Mr. Elgindy was downcast as he entered the courtroom, appearing nervous, with his eyes closed or focused on his lap. The jury found Mr. Elgindy guilty of 11 counts against him, including five counts of securities fraud, a count of racketeering conspiracy, a count of securities fraud conspiracy, a count of extortion, a count of extortion conspiracy, and two counts of wire fraud... A date for sentencing hasn't been set. -By Eric J. Weiner, Dow Jones Newswires; 201-938-2429 (Carol S. Remond contributed to this report.) (END) Dow Jones Newswires