CMKM Diamonds Inc. (fka CMKX)

[Ignutz]

Exhibit 60: "The Jefferies Letter" ...Disclose it!
« Thread started on: Today at 09:38:21 »

From the court hearing this past week I think one item would be of GREAT interest to the public shareholders. I know Frizzell said he is working on getting it publicly released so let's hope he is successful.

Let us see "The Jefferies Letter" which apparently is a letter sent from the General Counsel of Jefferies to the NASD. This letter was eventually forwarded onto the SEC when the SEC requested the NASD supply information about CMKX trading to try and help prove it was NOT naked shorted. The SEC received this letter and then later wanted it removed from the Exhibits submitted into evidence for the case. Hmmm ... wonder why?! It may or may not be what we think but I would sure rather read it so I can KNOW what is says...instead of guessing.

It sounds like this letter may give some insight as to why many of us watched the Market Maker JEFF sit on top of the ASK for months and months selling hundreds of billions of shares last summer....and then POOF....disappeared all together. Stating they no longer make a market for CMKX. Many of us continue to scratch our heads regarding these events...we just want to know WHAT IS GOING ON! LOL.

I obtained the "Exhibit 60" info from a post by Pedro2004. It can be found part way down the thread here:
http://cmkxdiamond.proboards32.com/index.cgi?board=general&action=display&num=1115897542

The post I am referring to basically states:
The document is called "Exhibit 60."
The Exhibit contained (around) 20 - 25 pages.
And the Attorneys called the Exhibit "The Jefferies Letter."

Interesting how he is the only one that has posted this "Exhibit 60" reference and that it contains around 20-25 pages. How did he get this info? Can he share any more items with us about this letter or others submitted as exhibits? Is he trustworthy? I dunno.

Ok....just needed to get this out of my system. I hate all this secrecy crap and hope Frizzell is successful in obtaining the letter's release.

Don't let this request die....(I think that goes without saying around here!)

Tod