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[goroyce]

Yes I was apart of that class action conversation with you and at the time I too agreed that we should wait. The Board members are resigning at the conclusion of this chapter 11 and the time to pursue a suit against them is now. The truth is that the SEC may not be investigating because they RARELY prosecute in these matters. The truth is that it is my complaint with the FBI that sparked the SEC involvment into the dispute filed in bankruptcy court. The truth is that if criminal charges are filed it will most likely be brought by the FBI and not the SEC and since neither agency will confirm whether they are still investigating or not we should proceed as if they are not and hope that they are. This means doing everything possible to protect our investments. I think that the Board members are not sleeping well and we should keep the pressure on them. A class action should be our next immediate move. Slyder has requested the information from you to take the lead. It would be helpful if you were to send it to him.

[angel38]

RSP should send Atrinsic, Inc documents to!

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The Office is committed to protecting the rights of crime victims. If you are a victim of a crime being prosecuted by our Office, our Victim and Witness Unit can make sure that you are notified of important stages of the case and can help refer you to other agencies that provide important services, including compensation and counseling. Learn about your rights as a victim

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In general, the Government attempts to identify each victim in a given case, and to provide those victims with the information relevant to the case through the Department of Justice’s Victim Notification System. In cases where, due to the number of victims involved, or for other reasons, such notification is impracticable, the Government may use other methods to communicate with victims, including posting relevant information online. Click on the links below for more detailed information about specific cases:

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U.S. v. Bernard L. Madoff and related cases

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United States v. Chan Ming Fon

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United States v. Pokerstars et al., 11 Civ. 2564 (LBS) (Full Tilt Poker information)

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U.S. v. Anuradha Saad & Richard Adelson (Impath, Inc.)

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U.S. v. Myron Olesnyckyi (Monster)

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U.S. v. Ian Stuart

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U.S. v. Mario S. Levis

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U.S. v. Joseph P. Collins

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U.S. v. Avi Ayache et al.

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U.S. v. All Right, Title and Interest of Assa Corp.

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U.S. v. James Nicholson

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New York State Crime Victims Board

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Victim/Witness Brochure (PDF).


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Instructions for Witnesses Appearing on Behalf of the United States Government (PDF)

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Victim/Witness Brochure (PDF).


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