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Share Issuance Register Click Here to View
Information
The Adair International Oil & Gas, Inc. (AIGI) Share Issuance
Register was prepared by the current AIGI management to keep track
of their alleged illegal activities. Ms. Vivian Llerena Quintero
was responsible for its maintenance and the preparation of
instructions to the AIGI transfer agent, currently Mellon Investor
Services, for the issuance of new AIGI shares.
Instructions
The AIGI Share Issuance Register covers the last four years (1998
- 2001) of share issuance by the Corporation. Ms. Quintero
provided a comment (explanation) for each new issuance of AIGI
stock. Her comments provide a guide to the alleged illegal
activities of John W. Adair and Jalal Alghani and are found in
Column "R" of the Share Issuance Register for each year. The SCORE
Group, Inc. recommends every AIGI shareholder read these comments
and study the stock transactions to learn the truth about the
current AIGI management.
SCORE
John W. Adair and Jalal Alghani have been Stealing AIGI Shares!
Evidence is Available in Column "R" of the Share Issuance Register
Prepared By Vivian Llerena Quintero
The SCORE Group's auditor analyzed and cataloged the AIGI stock
transactions into the following categories:
Fraudulent Transfer
Corporate Miscellaneous
Corporate Debt
Corporate Fraud
Personal Fraud
Definitions
Fraudulent Transfer: Represents stock transactions that took place
when Mr. Adair and Mr. Alghani transferred stock into entities or
persons they control, so that stock could be sold without
notification to the SEC.
Corporate Miscellaneous: Represents stock transactions in the year
2001 where Mr. Adair and Mr. Alghani issued stock to themselves
without reporting it to the SEC. Reference: AIGI 10K & 10Q Stock
Issuance Report.
Corporate Debt: Represents stock transactions where stock was
issued by Mr. Adair and Mr. Alghani in lieu of payment for
corporate debts. The validity of the services received by the
Corporation for some of these corporate debts is very
questionable.
Corporate Fraud: Represents stock transactions where Mr. Adair and
Mr. Alghani issued stock to themselves to replace stock they had
without paying for it. They also did not report these transactions
to the SEC.
Personal Fraud: Represents stock transactions where Mr. Adair and
Mr. Alghani issued stock to themselves without paying for it and
without reporting it to the SEC.
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