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AP's Crime

An SI Board Since January 2005

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Emcee: peter michaelson	Type: Moderated

Introduction Compact

I am starting this thread to have a mature rational discussion of AP's conviction and the specifics of the crimes of which he was convicted and not convicted.

I want to avoid getting into unending arguments with kooky people, but I welcome different opinions if they can be argued rationally.

I will be banning anyone who cannot stay more or less on topic, who is not willing to concede a point under any circumstances, who has an obvious axe to grind etc etc.

The goal is to have a comprehensive discussion about the legal aspects of shorting and scambusting - what is legal and what is NOT LEGAL.

Please post information from Tony's trial and specifically related topics, even if this information has been posted elsewhere already.

Thanks, Peter

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78	Why was the poster nycnpbbkr who posted this thread banished?	ravenseye	-	3/4/2006
77	Message Boards \| Overvalued Stocks : Anthony @ Equity Investigations, Dear Antho	ravenseye	-	2/27/2006
76	It didn't take a year for me to respond, your question was in February. Plus	ravenseye	-	1/19/2006
75	it took you a year to come up with that response?	Pluvia	-	1/18/2006
74	August 1, 2005 Contacts: Robert Nardoza United States Attorney's Office	ravenseye	-	1/6/2006
73	anything new on the actual charges ap & royer were found guilty?	Pluvia	-	2/3/2005
72	Subject 34696	Smiling Bob	-	1/30/2005
71	Correction, 7 figures should be 6. Damn inflation, couple hundred thousand ain&#	nycnpbbkr	-	1/28/2005
70	Peter was just as intimidating as tony was.... Seems both Peter and Tony were l	nycnpbbkr	-	1/28/2005
69	i think peter was smarter and going for the one big hit whilest tony was a pilfe	Bear Down	-	1/28/2005
68	Try the name of mary in red.	manny_velasco	-	1/28/2005
67	Have to disagree with you. I believe if you read the summaries and then think a	rrufff	-	1/28/2005
66	I remember something about a guy who went with him and they had a falling out, i	rrufff	-	1/28/2005
65	in that case you are mistaken, we never met. <i> >>Never wear short	Pluvia	-	1/28/2005
64	Never wear short dresses, personally I fancy long dresses and I rarely talk abou	nycnpbbkr	-	1/28/2005
63	were you the guy with the ecnc position? or the girl in the short dress. if t	Pluvia	-	1/28/2005
62	We spoke many years ago, npb=Newport Beach, you recall?	nycnpbbkr	-	1/28/2005
61	sounds intriguing... we should meet, i'll bring a breath mint <i>	Pluvia	-	1/28/2005
60	Interesting question Bear, Pluvia, how do you feel Tosto's crimes compare to	nycnpbbkr	-	1/28/2005
59	please wish peter a happy anniversary tomorrow. It is the 6th anniversary of th	Bear Down	-	1/28/2005
58	I have a krush on all people who get off the couch and attempt to make things	nycnpbbkr	-	1/28/2005
57	sounds like you still have a krush on him. any romantic plans for the future	Pluvia	-	1/28/2005
56	You think Tony was interesting, Tosto wrote the book. Cash, I don't know any	nycnpbbkr	-	1/28/2005
55	With that said, I recall a "doctor" posting here years ago at SI about	nycnpbbkr	-	1/28/2005
54	still only 1 week before the halt. So was the whole first 3 weeks peter tradin	Bear Down	-	1/28/2005

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