Leddy and pals at play!

Message ID: 252151
Posted By: freecode_99
Posted On: 2005-04-01 18:29:00
Subject: Leddy and pals at play!

It has been a good day today. I finally found his Texas connection in Richardson too. Not even an April fool's joke. ;)

I found out when and where they met, at a nice little party they held (complete with photos too).

Remember, never trouble trouble till trouble troubles you. Oh, and never piss off a geek who knows his way around the tools of the web either. :P

Have a nice day.

freecode

Message ID: 252163
Posted By: slimshady_1901
Posted On: 2005-04-01 18:52:00
Subject: Re: Leddy and pals at play!

>>>> It has been a good day today. I finally found his Texas connection in Richardson too. Not even an April fool's joke. ;)<<<<

You suck man. I dont see the point of posting these teaser messages about IDing ledite if you are unwilling or unable to share it with us. At the very least you can tell us more about why you cant talk about ledite -- is it the subject of some ongoing lawsuit?

Message ID: 252230
Posted By: freecode_99
Posted On: 2005-04-01 21:03:00
Subject: Re: Leddy and pals at play!

"You suck man. I dont see the point of posting these teaser messages about IDing ledite if you are unwilling or unable to share it with us. At the very least you can tell us more about why you cant talk about ledite -- is it the subject of some ongoing lawsuit?"

It's enough that he knows, and that he knows his friends are known. I already ID'd him to one sharp-eyed person well enough I believe.

We know ledite was violating SEC rules, promoting a stock that he owned by disclosing information he could only have obtained from the inside. That's an SEC Rule 33-7881 violation (full and fair disclosure rules) for the purposes of insider trading along with manipulating opinion to raise the price, and is a problem for him to deal with. Ledite has spent nearly two years pumping this thing for personal gains.

His public statements about "having an inside connection" at the SEC is a public declaration that he truly believes that he has the government in his pocket. I wonder if all Federal agencies appreciate people publicly declaring that they can buy and sell the government?

How did he obtain the inside information? Think about Darl's recent blab about the mock jury (that was later declared not to be about THIS case - yeah, right) - who would know that? I don't think it was a BSF attorney, they probably wouldn't risk the problems that would present themselves to their pursuit of the case's financial payoffs (which apparently have not really been capped after all). Another law firm that believed it was undercover, or as I believe it to be, just one particular attorney, believing he could game the market.

It was that second law firm that did the work behind the scenes AFAIK. They have a talking head who often appeared as a "disinterested" party in the press - but in reality either had access to the inside scoop, or was a party to those proceedings - if only as an outsourced contributor.

When companies go into litigation - they often outsource things like mock jury trials, etc., and if that money was flowing to another firm that wasn't publicly named anywhere - how could he be caught, right? Also, he would likely know about litigation, as he often threatened everyone here with lawsuits if he had to defend himself. I guess I' m just too stubborn to be scared by that.

The clues fit together, because he hammered us with them every day. Only a subpoena will provide the final answer, and since his posts are a matter of public record, they can be used in court. When you lay it on as thick as he did - well, as Bob Mims said, somebody will figure it out, sooner or later.

Is he a party to a lawsuit? IMHO quite likely the IBM lawsuit and quite likely as I described above.

My reasons for not saying his name are that only certain agencies can act in the manner necessary to deal with people who claim they can buy and sell the government because of their "relations" with certain parties, and it is best left to them to sort it out. It is the price of hubris that some people find such arrogance as his reprehensible and will not forget.

That is why it is best not to mess with a patient man. In this cause, I can afford patience, for the outcome is what is most important. the chase is run and only the periphery parties need to be aware that their relations with him are cause for some concern. He is a known entity, and the claim of "owning the government" is one that is likely to carry the most long-term resentment from honest servants of the public.

He knows its true, what he chooses to do from here is his business, just as it is my business to do what I need to do.

That ought to be enough. If you still think that sucks - well, then I can't offer you anymore than that. I know what ends I seek here, and I want him to know too.

Have a nice day.

freecode

Message ID: 252254
Posted By: cbdudley7
Posted On: 2005-04-02 00:02:00
Subject: Re: Leddy and pals at play!

Thanks for all your efforts, freecode. I am sure that his identity will come to light at the appropriate time and under the right circumstances. We will just have to be patient.

In the meantime, maybe we should start doing the same type of research for BIFF(e). What do you think?

Message ID: 252259
Posted By: walterbyrd
Posted On: 2005-04-02 00:37:00
Subject: why the interest in Ledite now?

I don't think I've seen a Ledite post in months.

Why all the interest, all of the sudden?

Message ID: 252265
Posted By: hamjudo2000
Posted On: 2005-04-02 02:55:00
Subject: Re: why the interest in Ledite now?

I'm not one of the people who knows who Ledite is. Those who do, believe that Ledite broke the law in an easy to prove way. More people are figuring it out as time goes on (or at least, they think they are).

Assuming this is true, Ledite only has a brief period of time to talk to the FBI first. The FBI are rumoured to be so much more friendly when you go to them. Ledite still has some time to have some interesting conversations with his co-workers. These conversations may or may not be taped by his new friends at the FBI. His co-workers may or may not choose to also become friends with the FBI.

The result of all this, is that it is no longer safe to talk strategy around the barbeque.

Thus SCOXe will lose some of its mysterious market support. It will become much harder to maintain the fiction that SCOXe is an on-going concern when the stock price doesn't "float".

If the SEC announces an investigation while SCOXe still has a heartbeat, but is this weak, it will kill SCOXe. So the SEC can't publicly announce an investigation, until SCOXe is close enough to death that the SEC won't be blamed.

I hope an SEC investigation will include the unusual fund behaviour and those confusing trades we don't understand.

Message ID: 252273
Posted By: span1sh1nqu1s1t1on
Posted On: 2005-04-02 06:55:00
Subject: Re: why the interest in Ledite now?

Speaking of myself personally, I went through Warmcat seeing who made comments about $2 billion dollars (since SCO recently brought that up that's what a mock jury would award them) and Ledite was the only one to dangle that $2 billion dollar figure.

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