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Facts are facts, no more, no less.

Here are key items that are more ODD

eToys went public in 1999 for $8bn and bankrupt by March 2001. Where is the SEC investigation?

We reported all this to the SEC Bankruptcy Fraud Division in Atlanta and Gordon Robinson reported to me that he was sending an Official Intergovernmental Letter for an Official Investigation.

The Dept of Justice attorney, Mark Kenney, then Obstructed Justice and told him not to do so.

I recorded the conversations from Mr. Robinson and then his staff assistant Susan Sherrills-Beards call me, with several people on the conference call and went over one by one why there was no case as she denied that the letter was ever going to exist.

The SEC Bankr Fraud Div now no longer exists.

Eliot Spitzer’s office did the same thing. his right hand Tom McCarran told me that it was amazing, they wanted all the details, that even though it was a Federal BK case. the NY law firm issues etc would be dealt with.

Then McCarran resigns and Andrew Lorin calls me with several others on the phone call as he goes over one by one why there was no case and the NY AG’s office would not ever get involved.

All this after they remarked how tenacious we were and wished their associates were the same.

Finally,

We do not know where the $8bn went, for Strangely, the Court and Dept of Justice permitted a very ODD occurrence in the very beginning of the case.

The Court approved of Destruction of Books n Records in the very beginning.

The WSJ reporter was ordered off the story because they said we were political.

The Delaware Wilmington Journal reporter was foaming to get all the details he could, saying for YEARS he had been trying to find proof of the “good ole boys” club in the Delaware BK court, also know by Congress as a Bankruptcy Ring.

The political excuse does not apply anymore, as the person that was connected is no longer running, but it does shed light on why there may have been a belief that one better tread lightly or you may be rubbing the fur of the wrong man.

The party that benefited from the $300 million in fraud, after eToys filed for bankruptcy is Bain.

MNAT, TBF and Barry Gold all have extensive history with Bain related issues and did violate the Law, engaging in Collusion by the non-disclosure of their connectiosn to Bain/KB as eToys sold their assets to Bain/KB at reduced prices in the tens of millions.

The Truth is eToys was NOT bankrupt, the $290 million they reported as the debt was a bogus number, the BK filings were of several companies, merged into one BK, so the creditors owed had to file against each company, thereby making double and triple the amount that was really owed.

While Bain was owned and managed by Mitt Romney in 2001!

ODD Indeed!