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To: MonteChristo who wrote (1392)	12/2/1998 7:00:00 AM
From: Sam Matz	Read Replies (2) \| Respond to of 1587

Hey guys, I have more bits of info from our friend. Rather good news, wouldn't you say (received 12/1/98): The hearing in the RICO case did take place yesterday. Thomson Kernaghan had not provided LONE's lawyers with their trading records and asked for a continuance on the grounds that their bankruptcy petition had diverted too much of their time and energies from attending to this case. When the judge heard this he became livid, denying the defendents' petition to have this case dismissed, saying that since they had not voluntarily complied with his request that they would now "have to do things the hard way," and that the bankruptcy petition, obviously retaliatory and frivolous, should never have been filed. He then said to the defendents as a group that they were "either very unlucky or very guilty." LONE's lawyers expect that the judge will issue another ruling very soon, perhaps by week's end. As of this writing, the judge in LA has not yet issued a ruling; although it could come at any time.