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    Michael Thornton v. John Does: Complaint (‘$1M Bitcoin Theft’)

    Complaint alleging the defendants "stole 16.48867144 Bitcoin (BTC) from Plaintiff pursuant to a sophisticated global internet cryptocurrency fraud and conversion scheme" in Michael J. Thornton v. John Does 1-20 at the U.S. District Court for the Northern District of Florida.

    Anna Povinelli v. Kroll LLC: Complaint

    Complaint in Anna Povinelli, described as "a former Managing Director of Kroll" v. Kroll LLC at the U.S. District Court for the Southern District of New York.

    Mirror Trading International (PTY) Ltd. v. Cedrick Redula: Complaint (‘$128K Preferential Transfers’)

    Complaint "to recover ill-gotten purported investment gains monies paid to Defendant as a result of the fraudulent and illegal pyramid scheme" in Chavonnes Badenhorst St Clair Cooper, as the Foreign Representative of Mirror Trading International (PTY) Ltd., described as "a fund manager trading in cryptocurrency, particularly bitcoin" v. Cedrick Redula, filed at the U.S. Bankruptcy Court for the Southern District of Florida.

    Goli Nutrition Inc.: Chapter 15 Petition (Canada)

    Chapter 15 Petition for Recognition of a Foreign Main Proceeding in Canada by Benoit Clouâtre, of Deloitte Restructuring Inc., as the Foreign Representative of Goli Nutrition, Inc., of Montreal, Canada, and Goli Nutrition, Inc. of Delaware, USA, described as "a distributor and retailer of organic, vegan and gluten-free nutritional products and supplements that are sold in the form of gummies and bites", filed at the U.S. Bankruptcy Court for the District of Delaware.

    Mirror Trading International (PTY) Ltd. v. Frederick Farrel: Complaint (‘$155K Preferential Transfers’)

    Complaint "to recover ill-gotten purported investment gains monies paid to Defendant as a result of the fraudulent and illegal pyramid scheme" in Chavonnes Badenhorst St Clair Cooper, as the Foreign Representative of Mirror Trading International (PTY) Ltd., described as "a fund manager trading in cryptocurrency, particularly bitcoin" v. Frederick Farrel, filed at the U.S. Bankruptcy Court for the Southern District of Florida.

    Mirror Trading International (PTY) Ltd. v. Archie Thomas: Complaint (‘$156K Preferential Transfers’)

    Complaint "to recover ill-gotten purported investment gains monies paid to Defendant as a result of the fraudulent and illegal pyramid scheme" in Chavonnes Badenhorst St Clair Cooper, as the Foreign Representative of Mirror Trading International (PTY) Ltd., described as "a fund manager trading in cryptocurrency, particularly bitcoin" v. Archie Thomas, filed at the U.S. Bankruptcy Court for the Southern District of Florida.

    Mirror Trading International (PTY) Ltd. v. Troy Rejda: Complaint (‘$239K Preferential Transfers’)

    Complaint "to recover ill-gotten purported investment gains monies paid to Defendant as a result of the fraudulent and illegal pyramid scheme" in Chavonnes Badenhorst St Clair Cooper, as the Foreign Representative of Mirror Trading International (PTY) Ltd., described as "a fund manager trading in cryptocurrency, particularly bitcoin" v. Troy Rejda, filed at the U.S. Bankruptcy Court for the Southern District of Florida.

    Mirror Trading International (PTY) Ltd. v. Carlos Baltazar: Complaint (‘$254K Preferential Transfers’)

    Complaint "to recover ill-gotten purported investment gains monies paid to Defendant as a result of the fraudulent and illegal pyramid scheme" in Chavonnes Badenhorst St Clair Cooper, as the Foreign Representative of Mirror Trading International (PTY) Ltd., described as "a fund manager trading in cryptocurrency, particularly bitcoin" v. Carlos Baltazar, filed at the U.S. Bankruptcy Court for the Southern District of Florida.

    Mirror Trading International (PTY) Ltd. v. Satoshi Show: Complaint (‘$379K Preferential Transfers’)

    Complaint "to recover ill-gotten purported investment gains monies paid to Defendant as a result of the fraudulent and illegal pyramid scheme" in Chavonnes Badenhorst St Clair Cooper, as the Foreign Representative of Mirror Trading International (PTY) Ltd., described as "a fund manager trading in cryptocurrency, particularly bitcoin" v. Satoshi Show, filed at the U.S. Bankruptcy Court for the Southern District of Florida.

    Mirror Trading International (PTY) Ltd. v. Sabina Romanowska: Complaint (‘$454K Preferential Transfers’)

    Complaint "to recover ill-gotten purported investment gains monies paid to Defendant as a result of the fraudulent and illegal pyramid scheme" in Chavonnes Badenhorst St Clair Cooper, as the Foreign Representative of Mirror Trading International (PTY) Ltd., described as "a fund manager trading in cryptocurrency, particularly bitcoin" v. Sabina Romanowska, filed at the U.S. Bankruptcy Court for the Southern District of Florida.

    Enjoy S.A.: Chapter 15 Petition (Chile)

    Chapter 15 Petition for Recognition of a Foreign Main Proceeding in Chile by Juan Ignacio Jamarne Torres, as the Foreign Representative of Enjoy S.A., which "owns and/or operates hotels and casinos in South America, primarily in Chile", filed at the U.S. Bankruptcy Court for the Southern District of New York.

    Nakula Management Ltd. v. 777 Partners LLC et al: Petition (‘€9M Guarantees’)

    Petition "to preclude any sale or transfer of assets, including any real estate assets in Florida, owned by Defendants 777 Partners LLC and Joshua Craig Wander pending the arbitration in London, United Kingdom" in Nakula Management Limited, of Cyprus, described as part of a group whose "founder and principal investor" was "Oleg Viktorovich Boyko, a Russian and Italian citizen residing in Switzerland" v. Joshua Wander and 777 Partners LLC, described as "guarantors owing more than EURO 9 million to Petitioner" at the Circuit Court for the Eleventh Judicial Circuit, in and for Miami-Dade County, Florida, USA.

    Netherlands: Snap Inc. (‘Attempted Murder’)

    Application for the appointment of a Commissioner to collect evidence from Snap Inc. - pursuant to a request for judicial assistance from the Netherlands - for use in the criminal prosecution of "a minor with initials L.S. for attempted murder and attempted manslaughter offenses".

    Hybrid International LLC v. Scotia International of Nevada Inc. et al: Complaint (‘Fraudulent Transfers’)

    Complaint to void "fraudulent and/or voidable transfers" involving, inter alia, Max Warren Barber and his father, Warren Dunn Barber, in Hybrid International LLC v. ENT International Limited Liability Company, a.k.a. ENT International LLC; GSE Global LLC, Aura X LLC, MSB International LLC, Scotia International of Nevada Inc., Sarah Grace Navarra, a.k.a. Grace Barber, and John Does 1-10 at the Third Judicial District Court, Salt Lake City, State of Utah, USA.

    Qatar National Bank et al v. Perles Law Firm, P.C.: Discovery Application (France)

    Application by Qatar National Bank and Qatar Charity, both of Qatar, described as "the victims of a fraudulent scheme, pursuant to which a certain individual (or individuals) took advantage of a grieving family and, we are advised, their counsel at the Perles Firm by providing them with a forged bank record, which falsely linked QNB and QC to an alleged wire transfer that supposedly facilitated the heinous murder by terrorists of an American journalist, Steven Sotloff", to take discovery from Perles Law Firm, P.C. for use in legal proceedings in France, filed at the U.S. District Court for the District of Columbia.

    SEC v. Michael Caridi: Letters Rogatory (Fabio Gesufatto et al, Canada)

    SEC's unopposed motion for the issuance of letters rogatory to Fabio Gesufatto, Blu Stella Consulting Group Inc., Ommid Faghani, Kevin Rod, Scott Reeves, Elie Boustani, and Francois Latreille, who were described as citizens of Canada residing in Quebec, Canada, for a complaint alleging securities fraud in U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission v. Michael Caridi at the U.S. District Court for the District of Connecticut.

    Dechi C.A. v. Inversiones Agropecuarias 2209 C.A. et al: Complaint (‘Fraud’)

    Complaint alleging "a scheme to unlawfully misappropriate the funds of Proporca, the third largest producer of pork in Venezuela" in Dechi C.A., described as "a Venezuelan entity owned and controlled by members of the De Pinto Chimienti family, a prominent Italian and Venezuelan family with business interests in Europe, the United States and South America", derivatively on behalf of Productora Occidental Porcina, C.A., a.k.a. Proporca v. Inversiones Agropecuarias 2209 C.A., of Venezuela; Jesus Armando Hernandez Padron, of Venezuela; and Account Numbers ending in 8906 and 9306 at Amerant, in Miami, Florida, and 8381, 8529, 9345, and 9614 at Banesco, in Miami, Florida, at the Circuit Court of the Eleventh Judicial Circuit, in and for Miami-Dade County, Florida.

    Ativos Especiais II et al v. The Clearing House Payments Company LLC et al: Discovery Application (Brazil)

    Application by Ativos Especiais II - Fundo de Investimento em Direitos Creditórios - NP and Ativos Especiais III - Fundo de Investimento em Direitos Creditórios - NP, described as "two investment funds organized under Brazilian law", to take discovery from The Clearing House Payments Company LLC and Morgan Stanley & Co. LLC for use in legal proceedings in Brazil "against Silvana Malandrini Mazza", who was described as "a Brazilian businesswoman" who "may be concealing certain funds and assets abroad", filed at the U.S. District Court for the Southern District of New York.

    ‘Remove alert about Jean-Claude Bastos de Morais’, writes his London attorney

    Letter from Peter Baker, a partner with law firm Quinn Emanuel Urquhart & Sullivan UK LLP, of London, England, on behalf of its client, Jean-Claude Bastos de Morais, a Swiss-Angolan businessman, requesting the removal from OffshoreAlert's website of a disqualification notice against Bastos de Morais that was published by the Mauritius Financial Services Commission on August 26th, 2020, falsely claiming that OffshoreAlert had not published the subsequent cancellation of the disqualification, even though we actually published it on October 2nd, 2020 - a mere one day after it was first published by the MFSC, and cross-linking it to the disqualification notice, no less.