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Saturday, 11/19/2011 9:25:59 AM

Saturday, November 19, 2011 9:25:59 AM

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MDMN - no shortage of bizarre news in stinky pinky land. This company which has had its investors following the carrot with promises of almost there for well over a decade posted the following on their website on November 17th:

MEDINAH MINERALS Question & Answers

November 17, 2011

Question & Answer postings are compiled from time to time, as an information source as to company actions and/or activities. Q&A posts will continue in the post-Joint Venture Agreement phase concerning Company activities, to provide ongoing information for the benefit of Medinah Minerals shareholders.

Q: What happened with the Bogdan Borkowski matter? Is this situation impacting Medinah's share price?

A: Management of Medinah Minerals (Chile) S.A. and Medinah Minerals, Inc. (USA) are now legally able to inform Medinah’s shareholders of a serious situation that has been ongoing for the last few years. Historically, Señor Quijano utilized his personal ownership of Medinah shares as collateral to further his goal of securing interest in his various mining claims and farming operations in Chile. Señor Quijano placed his shares into an Escrow account with a Brokerage Firm with a written admonition that the shares were not to be sold unless he failed to pay the collateralized debt to Bogdan Borkowski. Señor Quijano ultimately paid the debt on time and in its entirety and attempted to resecure his pledged Medinah shares from the Escrow account. To his shock, the shares had been illegally sold by Bogdan Borkowski through the concerted efforts of Mr. Borkowski and the unscrupulous activities of the Chilean Broker. Señor Juan José Quijano-Fernández then brought charges of grand theft and felony fraud against one Bogdan Borkowski (Chilean citizen) that involved multimillions of shares of Medinah Minerals, Inc. (USA) stock. Mr. Borkowski was later charged criminally by Chilean authorities with grand theft and felonious fraud involving the illegal and non-authorized sale of Señor Quijano’s Medinah securities. The Chilean Supreme Court is now completing its judgement and order of restitution to be made to the benefit of complainant, Juan José Quijano Fernández. It has not yet been determined which form this will take; either a court-ordered buyback of Medinah shares or cash equivalent of loss as determined by the Court. Señor Quijano has requested a return of the Medinah shares. In this regard, Chilean authorities and the Supreme Court have uncovered several bank accounts belonging to Bogdan Borkowski. They have identified and frozen these accounts in the U.S.A., Cayman Islands and Chile. Funds from these accounts are more than sufficient to cover the repurchase of stolen Medinah shares, and/or a reimbursement valuation equivalent.

Subsequent to the initiation of legal proceedings filed against Bogdan Borkowski, Señor Quijano suffered several break-ins at his home. Chilean authorities investigated these crimes of Burglary, and several armed individuals were arrested. Statements were solicited from cooperating suspects. On August 19, 2011, a notarized declaration was made to the Chilean authorities by one of the cooperating suspects caught and detained in the third Burglary break-in. This declaration states that this individual was hired by Bogdan Borkowski to kill Sr. Quijano at his home during a Burglary and Armed Assault. Fortunately Señor Quijano was not at home at the time of the Burglary. Had he been home, the suspect indicated that he would have taken Señor Quijano's life.

Chilean authorities are also investigating the possible involvement of several US citizens in this criminal grand theft and felony fraud. Further, authorities are looking into all possibilities of complicity by person(s) unknown in the “murder for hire” attempt on the life of Señor Quijano. Phone records and correspondence taken as evidence and belonging to Bogdan Borkowski are being investigated by Chilean authorities. The Company has not been at liberty to make these full disclosures due to the ongoing criminal investigation issues. Now that the Chilean Supreme Court criminal rulings have exhausted the appeals process, relative to only Bogdan Borkowski, the Company will now meet all obligations to inform its shareholder base of developments.

Of note, Señor Quijano has hired personal protection, has increased his home security with special infrared cameras, and is under the watch of the Chilean Police Forces.

Criminal and Civil investigations are ongoing and Management will update the Medinah shareholders with any new information from those investigations.

In the meantime, it is important to once again advise and stress that any information that is “NOT CONTAINED” on the official Medinah Company website is not to be trusted. Certain individuals with unknown agendas present false representations, confusing inaccuracies, and contrived falsehoods that should not to be relied upon.

This notice is considered to be material to the Medinah Company and its shareholders.

Q: What is the status of the old Russell Godwin, et al lawsuit against Medinah and the counter claims filed in response?

A: Medinah Minerals, Inc. (USA) has now instructed its Attorneys to proceed forthwith with Examination of Discovery of all parties involved to further Medinah's filed counterclaims against all parties. Medinah maintains that the original lawsuit filed by Godwin et al, was frivolous and without merit. Supreme Court case #S081066 includes Benjamin Ainsworth, Hela Hansen, Russell Godwin and the Estate of Gordon House (named third parties are Russell Godwin and RGM Communications Inc. as plaintiffs). Subsequent to the examinations of discovery, immediate application will be made to the British Columbia Supreme Court for trial dates.

Note: Refer to Website postings under Legal Developments dated June 4, 2008 and July 3, 2008.

Juan José Quijano Fernández
President/CEO


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It can be confirmed that Bogdan Borkowski is a criminal

http://www.pjud.cl/modulos/BusqCausas/BCA_esta402.php?h=AAANmYAA1AADutrAAP&consulta=3&glosa2=CORTE+DE+APELACIONES+DE+SANTIAGO++++++++++++++++++

Though getting court records and proof of all the allegations from the Medina Minerals website will be extremely difficult if not impossible.


It can also be confirmed that Juan Jose Quijano has definitely done business with some very questionable characters in the past included Mr. Bogdan Borkowski


The following post is interesting (it appears that Bogdan Borkowski posts on the yahoo message boards):

http://messages.finance.yahoo.com/Stocks_%28A_to_Z%29/Stocks_M/threadview?m=tm&bn=70237&tid=2&mid=101&tof=18&rt=2&frt=2&off=1

Re: Is Anyone Following MDMN 25-May-10 08:31 pm
and molybdenum (moly). At the present time, Medinah Minerals, Inc. is in final Joint Venture Agreement discussions with several potential partners to establish an economically viable bulk mining production operation.
Specifically, Medinah’s chief holdings consist of the Alto de Lipangue and Las dos Marias claims. Medinah Mining (Chile), reorganized under the Chilean “Mensura” mining laws, is the registered owner of 100% of the Alto de Lipangue and Las dos Marias claims and Medinah Minerals, Inc. (USA) retains a 50% equity interest in Medinah Mining (Chile). The recently expanded contiguous properties cover an area of approximately 10,000 hectares.”
According to the mentioned statement, Medinah’s chief holdings consist of the Alto de Lipangue and Las dos Marias claims that you can watch on the map published at <http://www.medinah-minerals.com/images/c...>;.

Those claims are MILLALELFUN 1-55, LO AMARILLO 1-72, GORDON 1-60, GORDON 61-120, AMPARO 1-40, and LAS DOS MARIAS 1-20.

Never the less, none of these claims are, currently, properties of Medinah Mining (Chile). In fact, MILLALELFUN 1-55 belongs to a mining company named Minera Altos de Lipangue, and the rest of them were sold by an “irregular contract” to another mining company named JUAN JOSE PRIMERA DE LAMPA.

In deed, Medinah Minerals CEO and director JUAN JOSE QUIJANO sold LO AMARILLO 1-72, GORDON 1-60, GORDON 61-120, AMPARO 1-40, and LAS DOS MARIAS 1-20 claims by a contract signed on march 31, 2009.

In addition, I see two aggravating circumstances:

1) The price of the sell was just three million chilean pesos. That is, at about, five thousand dollars. As you can see, it is impossible that the most important assets of a Company valuated at least in twenty five million dollars, could cost only five thousand dollars. This is an unreal price that just cannot be true.
2) The current claim’s owner, JUAN JOSE PRIMERA DE LAMPA, is a mining company owned bye Juan José Quijano Fernández and his son Juan José Quijano

Claro. In fact, this last person is, at the same time, manager and owner of JUAN JOSE PRIMERA DE LAMPA, and Director of Medinah Mining Chile.

As you can see, this is a fake or simulated contract, signed on purpose to leave Medinah Mining Chile with no significant assets, and of course, that means that Medinah Mining has no projects to develop.

I owned thirty millions common shares until the day I found out what was going on. In that moment I was forced to sell all my shares, despite the lower price I had to do it.

In spite of these circumstances, the Medinah Minerals Inc agents still inform on his website about Alto de Lipangue and Las dos Marias project, pretending that nothing has happened, telling nothing but a bunch of lies about mining projects that are no longer possible, because the most important claims of these projects have been secretly sold to other company.

A clear example, is the Shareholder Update published on October 20, 2009 at <http://www.medinah-minerals.com/sharehol...>;, that says, among other things, the following:

“Medinah Mining (Chile) is the owner of the Las dos Marias claims 1-30, encompassing 130 hectares in total area, and geographically located on the headwaters of Quebrada Durazno river on the northwest slope of the Alto de Lipangue plateau. Further, it lies approximately three (3) kilometers from the highly impressive breccia discoveries on the Gordon claims.”

Under these considerations, I have filed two suits against JUAN JOSE QUIJANO CLARO and his son JUAN JOSE QUIJANO FERNANDEZ. One civil action filed in order to get the annulment of march 31, 2009 contract, and a one filed in a criminal court for achieve the punishment of these persons for signing a simulated contract.

Due to my condition of foreign investor, have been difficult for me to report these facts to you; but I consider that I have the responsibility to do it in order to stop the abuses committed by JUAN JOSE QUIJANO and the rest of Medinah Minerals Inc managers and Directors.

Sincerely yours:

Bogdan Borkowski Sala

http://messages.finance.yahoo.com/Business_%26_Finance/Investments/Stocks_%28A_to_Z%29/Stocks_M/threadview?bn=70237&tid=2&mid=102

Re: Is Anyone Following MDMN 25-May-10 08:33 pm
Due to my condition of foreign investor, have been difficult for me to report these facts to you; but I consider that I have the responsibility to do it in order to stop the abuses committed by JUAN JOSE QUIJANO and the rest of Medinah Minerals Inc managers and Directors.

Sincerely yours:

Bogdan Borkowski Sala



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It'll be interesting to see what information comes out in the future surrounding these developments




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