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To: bmart who wrote (6217)	9/18/1998 9:29:00 AM
From: s martin	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 26163

This didn't last long did it? Unless you have a recording of Mr. Mitchell, threatening your wife, you should end your discussion of it. Mr. Mitchell posted that he was going to call your "wife" and apologize for the threat you said she received. Since she was unaware of any threat, are we to suppose you have two wives or did you tell another "untruth". I do not believe for one second that Jeff Mitchell would post on the thread that he was going to call your wife and offer an apology and instead he called and threatened her. Prove it or do as you said and end the discussion of your "wife" (wives). To: +jhild (6184 ) From: +bmart Friday, Sep 18 1998 12:51AM ET Reply # of 6217 Mr. Jhild, The talk about my wife will end now. The phone calls to my home will end now. The threats to my wife will end now. Do we understand eachother? Good Evening

To: bmart who wrote (6217)	9/18/1998 10:07:00 AM
From: Janice Shell	Read Replies (2) \| Respond to of 26163

"......Yes, a very interesting question, in a sense, but it has only one possible answer. Andy Mann got the shares because Mike Sylver gave them to him. How else would he have got 'em? Note that in the case of the arrangement with WellRich, WR did NOT get the shares: they referred clients to AZNT, and AZNT sold them stock directly........." You don't like that? Well, then, let me think. Hmmmm, another possible scenario: what if Sylver didn't give the stock to Mann, but rather sold it to him? At, say, oh, let's think of a reasonable sort of price....how about 0.25 a share?