Longwei Petroleum (fka LPIH)

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You should care about Jon Carnes aka Alfred Little because Longwei's lawsuit is predicated on his involvement with Geo Investing. Because this guy is already in a lot of trouble and by the research I have found will do anything against a short position he initiates including doctoring photos even perjuring himself which he did in the Silvercorp case. This case revolves around Little, to the extent his track record will be used against him this bolsters Longwei's case and chances for re-listing if this company is legit increase dramatically.

Jon Carnes' activities , could face 13 years in prison, he is a fugitive, this is the person behind GEO's article . Does he inspire a great deal of integrity?

The Latest U.S. Court Rulings: Perjury Charges Against Illegal Short Seller Jon Carnes: Permanent Injunction granted by the court (Sept 2012): The New York Supreme Court (Judge Carol Edmead) issued a permanent injunction against "Fatty Boy" Jon Carnes and his various affiliates relating to their willful defamation of a NASDAQ listed company "DEER". Jon Carnes committed perjury (Oct 2012): Jon Carnes was found to have provided false sworn testimony to the New York Supreme Court (Judge Carol Edmead) about his EOS Holdings's two trading accounts opened in New York with brokerage firms Rodman & Renshaw and Legend Merchants Group
THE FACTS AND MARKET ANALYSIS There is nothing wrong with either reverse mergers or IPOs: Reverse merger or Reverse Takeover ("RTO") is a very simple concept: A private company is merged into a public company and the private company controls the combined public entity. That's all. Reverse mergers take place regularly on all stock exchanges worldwide and are viewed favorably as a certain . Jon Carnes had previously stated in sworn testimony that he and his activities had no contacts with the New York State.

“Fatty Boy” Jon Carnes Arrested: Law enforcement in China has taken actions against short sellers involved in the illegal shorting of HRBN and other U.S. listed China based companies including NYSE listed billion-dollar company Silvercorp Metals (link) - China's largest silver producer. In July 2012, several individuals tied to a EOS Holdings (aka EOS Global Holdings) and its owner - Vancouver and Las Vegas based illegal short seller "Fatty Boy" Jon Carnes, a co-conspirator of Roddy Boyd (link: lawsuit in a New York court against Jon Carnes and his gang) were arrested in China

Does any of this sound familiar?

The Incoming Prosecution of the Jon Carnes Crime Family: The government evidence: During the arrests of several short seller conspirators involving Jon Carnes's gang members, China's national intelligence agency – the Ministry of State Security (MSS) uncovered extensive evidence of collusion, distortion of basic facts, computers with extensive doctored photos, spy equipment, emails and Skype communications, bank records and secret espionage listening/video devices

payments made to write knowingly false and negative articles among illegal short seller hedge funds,
kickbacks and curious close relationships with the head of China practice at a New York based accounting firm, which audits more than a dozen U.S. listed China based companies, of which, mysteriously, a high percentage were attacked by the same group of short sellers. Also discovered by law enforcement were collusion and payments made to tabloid writers/conspirators including Roddy Boyd, Jon Carnes, Andrew Left (link - mug shot from his arrest and Andrew Left's history of defrauding investors (link), as well as their links to many coordinated articles written by identified reporters at several financial media organizations including the Barron's magazine, a self-promoted broadcaster at CNBCTV, a reporter at the Financial Times and Israel
The Jon Carnes Fugitives, Jon Carnes’s Offshore Funds Exposed: Investigations reveal that short seller Jon Carnes, his Chinese wife Liu Li (a fugitive, co-conspirator and the Chief Financial Officer of Carnes' EOS Holdings, aka EOS Global Holdings) and several others are currently headquartered Seeking Alpha.com. Such massive and coordinated naked short selling schemes that took place in the U.S. markets against China have cost American public shareholders billions of dollars.

A Business Week article titled Short Seller Drops Muddy Waters Model for SEC (article link) describes the brazen acts of illegality and "short and distort" schemes orchestrated by these illegal players. In the article, Jon Carnes admitted what former FBI agents have uncovered - Jon Carnes is short seller "Alfred Little.com," a fictitious name that had published false articles against many companies in his admittedly successful effort to make millions of dollars in profits while causing at least $500 million in losses to American shareholders of Silvercorp (article link) alone.