Green Assets Inc.

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it says that in the deposition.... or at least she says that... one tangled mess of convoluted lies if you ask me... Not necessarily CEO material... then again, most scam artists change their tune from town to town......
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1 Q And how many times have you been convicted

2 of a felony?

3 A I don't know.

4 Q You don't know?

5 A I don't know. I've never seen the records.

6 Q Okay. Possibly more than twice?

7 A I don't think so.

8 Q To your understanding can you describe the

9 convictions that you've had that you would consider

10 a felony?

11 A Could -- I'm sorry. Could you say the

12 question again?

13 Q Yes.

14 What felonies have you been convicted of,

15 to your understanding?

16 A To my understanding?

17 Q Correct.

18 A I went underground after this whole

19 situation blew up and I lived under another

20 identity. And when I signed to get a passport and a

21 driver's license, I signed the DMV records under

22 penalty of perjury or something that the foregoing

23 was true and correct. That's my understanding.

24 Q And where were you arrested for that; what

25 city?




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1 A I think it was in Beverly Hills. There was

2 a Beverly Hills arrest and then there was another

3 arrest at the Barrington Plaza.

4 Q And what was the arrest at the Barrington

5 Plaza involving?

6 A Basically the same thing where I was under

7 another identity.

8 Q So you were arrested twice in two separate

9 incidents for false identity?

10 A That's correct.

11 Q And did you spend any time in jail?

12 A Yes, I did.

13 Q And how about the first incident, the one

14 incident -- the one you reported to the Beverly

15 Hills?

16 A I'm sorry?

17 Q The one that occurred -- sorry. The one

18 that occurred in Beverly Hills, that you believe.

19 A Oh, the very first instance. My

20 recollection is that I was in Sybil Brand for

21 roughly five days, but I was never arraigned.

22 Q So you were in jail for five days?

23 A Approximately; to my recollection.

24 Q And were you convicted?

25 A I was never even arraigned.




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1 Q Okay. And then which one came first, the

2 incident at the Barrington Hotel or --

3 A The Beverly Hills.

4 Q And what about the Barrington? Did you

5 spend any time in jail?

6 A Yes.

7 Q How much time in jail?

8 A I honestly don't remember.

9 Q Was it more than a month?

10 A I think so.

11 Q More than six months?

12 A No.

13 Q Less than six months?

14 A Less than six months.

15 Q Do you remember years those two incidents

16 occurred?

17 A I don't.

18 Q Can you give me an approximate date those

19 two incidents occurred?

20 A I know that they were after all of this

21 happened and before 1999.

22 Q So probably somewhere between 1994 and --

23 A I'd say between '96 and '99 would be more

24 accurate.

25 Q And when you were underground, what name




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1 were you going under?

2 A I don't remember.

3 Q You can't remember?

4 A I mean, I could probably go back and find

5 them for you.

6 Q So you signed --

7 A I'm sure they would be on my arrest record.

8 Q Didn't use a family name or anything like

9 that?

10 A I could have. That's possible. I don't

11 really remember.

12 Q So when you spent the five days in jail

13 arising out of the Beverly Hills incident, was that

14 in the Beverly Hills Jail?

15 A No. It was at Sybil Brand.

16 Q Okay. And then what about the second

17 incident? Where did you spend your time in jail?

18 A That was -- I believe they called it Twin

19 Towers.

20 Q Have you ever been arrested, apart from

21 those two incidents, before?

22 A No.

23 Q So it was only those two incidents?

24 A Correct.

25 Q Were you ever arrested in connection with




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1 any other type of fraud involving the preparation of

2 a memo sent out under the -- Steven Seagal's

3 assistant's name?

4 A That was the first incident that I just

5 told you about.

6 Q That was the Beverly Hills incident?

7 A Yes.

8 Q Okay. So what about signing your passport

9 under penalty of perjury? Was that the Barrington

10 Hotel incident, too?

11 A I have never, ever seen the records from

12 those arrests, to this day. So I really don't know

13 what are in those records.

14 Q Okay. So you just knew you were arrested?

15 A Yes.

16 Q Did you retain counsel?

17 A I couldn't.

18 Q Why not?

19 A I -- all of the money that I had under my

20 name was taken, and I had nothing. So they put me

21 with the public defender.

22 Q Who took your money?

23 A I would assume the police or whoever would

24 gather -- I mean, I don't know. To this day, I

25 don't know what happened to my things that were in




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1 that apartment. I have no idea.

2 Q And you're saying -- what apartment -- what

3 apartment is this?

4 A The -- it was 9667 Olympic Boulevard, near

5 the Roxbury Park.

6 Q And you believe the police took your

7 possessions out of that apartment?

8 A My understanding was that they had taken

9 all of my computers, fax machine, et cetera. I was

10 never there again.

11 Q And do you know what police department did

12 this?

13 A My understanding is it was the Beverly

14 Hills Police Department.

15 Q And -- could have been the LAPD?

16 A I don't think so, no. Because it was the

17 Beverly Hills Police Department jurisdiction.

18 Q And they took your computer?

19 A That's my understanding.

20 Q And it was your understanding they were

21 looking for what?

22 A I don't know.

23 Q And you never came to any understanding?

24 A No, I don't.

25 Q So those -- to your recollection you were




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1 only arrested twice?

2 A Yes.

3 Q And you were convicted twice?

4 A I was not convicted the first time. I was

5 arrested; I was never even arraigned.

6 Q I noticed you're staring at your computer

7 in front of you.

8 A Yes.

9 Q Is that yours?

10 A Yes.

11 Q And -- and that's a picture of you;

12 correct?

13 A Yeah.

14 Q And is there a reason why you brought that

15 with you today?

16 A Well, I -- as I had stated in the very

17 beginning of this, I like to keep a record of

18 everything that is said so I know -- I'm -- this is

19 all new to me. And no personal offense, but I don't

20 trust the Beverly Hills Police Department or anyone

21 associated with them.

22 Q I understand that.

23 Now, you said "keep a record." How are you

24 keeping a record?

25 A I have the Web cam on, exactly as I stated




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1 when we started.

2 Q Sorry. I didn't hear. Did I miss

3 something?

4 A I made it perfectly clear. It was the very

5 first thing I said before I ever plugged it in.

6 Q And where is the Web cam pointed at?

7 A Me.

8 Q Just you?

9 A Yes.

10 Q So you're recording your conversation?

11 A Yes.

12 Q And I request that you stop that.

13 MR. MONACHINO: Counsel, I request that she

14 stop recording.

15 MR. YATES: I have nothing to do with it.

16 She's an independent witness. I can't tell her what

17 to do.

18 THE WITNESS: Does that mean I can't keep --

19 BY MR. MONACHINO:

20 Q Well, I'd request that you stop recording

21 it.

22 A Do I have to abide by that?

23 Q Well, you're not an authorized court

24 reporter, so I think you should stop.