Ample Evidence that Organized Crimes Exists in DE Bankruptcy Courts.
DE US Attorney unethically refused to investigate the MNAT law firmdespite their confessions to 15 acts of perjury that deceived the DE Courts Connolly was a partner with MNAT in 2001 (Goldman Sachs & Bain)(the year of $300 million perjury/fraud).
This Affidavit is from I, Steven Haas, (a/k/a Laser Haas) who does hereby testify this day - November 3, 2009 - Under Penalty of Perjury - that more than 100 felony violations have transpired in the DE bankruptcy case(s) beginning with eToys (01-706) in 2001 and the DE Dept of Justice is vested in Covering Up the entire debacle.Whereas my company (CLI) received DE Federal Court approval to be the eToys liquidation consultant and I was offered a bribe of $800,000 to look the other way. Saying no cost me my life savings, career and more.DOJ Trial Attorney Mark Kenney told me it was not technically a bribe until I accepted it - then I can bring the evidence to the DOJ. Nice Try!
Paul Traub's associate Susan Balaschak threatened me again in 2004, to "Back Off" from initiating an further investigation or they had enough power to make sure we would not get paid our fees & expenses, our career would suffer and other retaliations might transpire.The parties were so well protected my own attorney (Henry Heiman) was brazen and flagrant enough to actually email me the threat.
This was then reported to the DE DOJ Trial Attorney Mark Kenney, who responded in anger (as well as incongruously implying one case can protect another) that the issues of Paul Traub and Barry Gold (the post-petition CEO of eToys) had been handled In re Bonus Sales.Mark Kenney was not aware that I had begun to study the Law on the DOJ website and had learned the Congressional mandates on disclosures of conflicts of interest. Researching Mark Kenney's lapse linguae led to the discovery of the smoking gun that provided irrefutable proof that Paul Traub and Barry Gold had schemed to deceive the DE Federal Court and parties of interest.
Where we found an affidavit on a vanity letter-head stating that Paul Traub and Barry Gold were co-principals of Asset Disposition Advisors (see Bonus Sales pleading (here))The Smoking Gun of that affidavit in Bonus Sales provided incontrovertible proof that Paul Traub and his firm had submitted more than 17 false Rule 2014/2016 Affidavits over a period of several years where he and Barry Gold testified that they were "arms length" from one another.
Being that Paul Traub was the eToys creditors counsel and Barry Gold was placed secretly within the Debtor as a post-petition President/CEO this meant that they had nefariously seized control of a bankruptcy estate of a public company. Paul Traub later testified that MNAT drafted the clandestine Hiring Letter (see pg 12 of pdf (here)) of Barry Gold that permitted him to illegally circumvent the Court's auspice (and therefore dodge [initially] any perjury violation).
An Emergency Hearing was Ordered to occur on December 22, 2005 where Asst US Trustee Frank Perch stipulated to the DE Bankruptcy Court that it was now obvious a serious violation had transpired from the beginning of the case in 2001. DOJ Deputy Director Friedman replaced the Region 3 Trustee Roberta DeAngelis with a press release coincidently timed Dec. 22, 2004 (here)
Paul Traub was the partner to both Marc Dreier and Tom Pettersafter he received his illegal immunity in 2005.He also handled Adelphia and Okun 1031 Tax Group where Adelphia owners went to jail and Okun just recently received 100 years.How long will the Dept of Justice continue to protect Paul Traub
DOJ Director Friedman replacedRegion 3 TrusteeRoberta DeAngelisthe very day of our Emergency hearing in eToys on Fraud(Dec 22, 2004 pr (here))
For Much More on this Story Click Below
http://www.petters-fraud.com/DOJ_Cover_UP.html
fraud and corruption in the US Bankruptcy Courts
Wednesday, December 2, 2009
Bankruptcy Courts - a High Level of Seemingly Legal Organized Crime. STOP Corruption in the US Bankruptcy Courts.
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