James Kimball Rigged Conviction

The actual accounting of exactly how this conspiratorial group came together, along with the actual communication between the groups when they were setting up their second illegal raid (search and seizure ) of Kimball and his companies on May 12, 1993. The actual faxed communications were acquired from Dana Barnett (President of Somerset Pharmaceuticals and Vice President of Mylan Pharmaceuticals) when Mr. Barnett inadvertently provided Kimball's attorney at the time, with the wrong documents.

These communications were authenticated in court by the private detective agency's owner; Sean McWeeney, owner of Corporate Risk in Virginia . Sean McWeeney verified that the communications were between he and Dana Barnett and that he perjured himself when he testified against Kimball.

Note: When Kimball requested these documents be admitted into evidence for perjury, and to be compiled with a multitude of other evidence of violations of law and Kimball's constitutional rights; corrupt Judge Lazzara refused to admit any of the documents or other evidence Kimball had.

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The Conspiracy (Pt. 4)

The pages in this web site section contain exhibit summaries and exhibits of original documents and each are numbered consecutively. Most every page, or exhibit summary, with few exceptions are divided into parts. Part one is a summary explanation of what the document or documents at the end of the page depicts.

Resolved: Government and Pharmaceutical Companies conspire to put DEDI (the company) out of Business and Mr. Kimball in jail.

DOCUMENT #16

Letter Suggesting Meeting Between C.E.O. of Somerset, H.R.S. and State of Florida State Wide Presecutor

December 10, 1992, a letter from Mr. McWeeney to Mr. Barnett suggesting a possible meeting between Mr. McWeeney, Mr. Barnett, Mr. Jones and John Moser of the Florida Statewide Prosecutor’s Office. Mr. Jones acknowledges receiving information from Tara Arcomano, a Somerset supervisory employee. Click to review letter

The allegations set forth in the following documents by Somerset's investigators and government agents were untrue and no charges were ever filed on such allegations against Mr. Kimball or DEDI by U.S. attorney Phil Halpern.

EXHIBIT Seventeen-1 - View communications between U.S. Government Agents and pharmaceutical companies and their agents

DOCUMENT #17

Unity with Don Leggett, F.D.A. Compliance Officer, Upcoming Indictments and Search Warrants Involving DEDI and Kimball

January 4, 1993, a letter from Mr. McWeeney to Mr. Barnett confirming his total unity with Don Leggett, Compliance Office with the FDA, and they discuss recent information, upcoming indictments and search warrants involving DEDI and Mr. Kimball. In this correspondence, and all others, Mr. McWeeney adds copies of his correspondence to Nan Mantell, in-house attorney and on the Board of Directors for Somerset and Steve Page of Gunster, Yoakley, Valdez-Fauli & Stewart, P.A. in Stuart, Florida, Somerset’s Florida attorneys.

Mr. McWeeney discusses with Mr. Barnett the results of the combined efforts of the FBI, FDA and obviously Bristol-Myers and Somerset. After all this conspiratorial effort between all to get Interpharm, Don Leggett of the FDA finally gets his general counsel to declare Interpharm’s drugs unapproved drugs illegally imported. The one fact that all these conspirators were perfectly willing to forget is that it is perfectly legal to import unapproved drugs as stated in #10(c). Mr. McWeeney tells Mr. Barnett they plan to get the heads of Interpharm. Click to view letter.

EXHIBIT Eighteen1-1 - View communications between U.S. Government Agents and pharmaceutical companies and their agents

EXHIBIT Eighteen1-2 - View communications between U.S. Government Agents and pharmaceutical companies and their agents

DOCUMENT #18

SOMERSET C.E.O. GETS UPDATE ABOUT DEDI FROM PROSECUTOR IN SAN DIEGO VIA PRIVATE INVESTIGATOR

January 5, 1993, in a letter from Mr. McWeeney to Mr. Barnett, Mr. Halpern updates his investigation of DEDI, Hospital Santa Monica, and Pharmaceuticals International. Greg Jones from DOH also updates Mr. McWeeney. Mr. McWeeney also reflects receiving a fax from Steve Page, attorney at Gunster, Yoakley, and contacting FBI Agent Carroll who advised Mr. Barnett about FBI undercover buys from Interpharm. Mr. McWeeney references buys of Eldepryl, however, DEDI was advised that Interpharm did not sell Eldepryl, they sold a deprenyl product similar to Eldepryl in competition with Somerset. Even if hypothetically, Interpharm was possibly selling Eldepryl acquired from Budapest for much less than Somerset, so what? Should the FBI, U.S. Customs, U.S. Prosecutors and other government agents be sleeping with the pharmaceutical companies to protect the rights of pharmaceutical companies to price gouge the public in the United States.

The facts are, most all pharmaceutical companies in the U.S., which have FDA approved drugs for sale in the U.S., only have corporate headquarters in the U.S. Their plants for making the drugs are outside the U.S. This way, the pharmaceutical companies can hire cheap labor, not Americans for sure, avoid U.S. taxes both income tax and importation tax, as there are no import taxes on pharmaceutical products. The U.S. pharmaceutical companies now use every government agency paid for by the people of the United States with taxpayers money to rob U.S. citizens with overcharges on pharmaceutical products. The exact same pharmaceuticals they sell overseas for one quarter to one tenth the price they get in the United States, protected by the FDA and the pharmaceutical industries initiated laws, then enlist every government agency that exists to assist them to stop any competition.

The people within the FDA and the pharmaceutical industry that set up this inhumane and immoral subterfuge and continue to carry it out, are in themselves immoral and inhumane. People without insurance that cannot pay for the high price gouging of pharmaceuticals, must suffer and die as a consequence for the immoral acts of a greedy and power struck few. Notwithstanding the deliberate price gouging of FDA approved products by the pharmaceutical companies, is one of the key reasons the health insurance rates are so high and people cannot afford the premiums.

Mr. McWeeney continues on in his letter to Mr. Barnett about Eli Lilly working with the FBI in this conspiracy. Click to view letter

Exhibit Fourteen-1 - View communications between U.S. government agents and pharamceutical companies and their agents.

Exhibit Fourteen-2 - View communications between U.S. government agents and pharamceutical companies and their agents.

DOCUMENT #19

San Diego Federal Prosecutor Phil Halpern Wants Somerset to Hold off any Civil Suit Involving DEDI Because he Wants to get Kimball First

January 18, 1993, Mr. McWeeney to Mr. Barnett. In this letter Mr. McWeeney proposes again to have Somerset entrap a company in Greece called B. Mougios who is advertising a deprenyl type product in Nootropic News, to keep out the legal importation of their deprenyl product to individuals in the U.S. Mr. McWeeney intends to use his unity, i.e. conspiracy, with Don Leggetof the FDA and Agent Carroll from the FBI, to keep the deprenyl product out of the U.S. Mr. McWeeney suggests to Mr. Barnett to have Tara Arcamono, a Somerset supervisory employee, reference Eldepryl when ordering Mougios deprenyl product so they can construe the order as their product Eldepryl. Mr. McWeeney references a discussion with both of Somerset’s attorneys and the fact that the Government does not want Somerset to file any civil action against DEDI until after indictments have been handed down in San Diego by Mr. Halpern. Click for letter.

EXHIBIT Twenty-1 - View communications between U.S. Government Agents and pharmaceutical companies and their agents

DOCUMENT #20

Fax to Dana Barnett from McWeeney About Information Received from Federal Prosecutor Phil Halpern and Special Custom Agent Steve Perez about Kimball and His Compnay in Mexico Having a Laboratory in Mexico not In Florida

February 13, 1993, Mr. McWeeney to Mr. Barnett. Mr. McWeeney, i.e. Somerset, is so influential with Mr. Halpern that he breaks away from meetings just to update McWeeney on the on the government’s investigation of DEDI and Mr. Kimball. Mr. Halpern states he will have one of his principal investigators call him. Steve Perez, Special Agent with U.S. Customs, calls McWeeney and advises him that LDC is made in Mexico, not the U.S. He also advises Mr. McWeeney that there are only administrative units in the U.S. Agent Perez advises him that Mr. Kimball will definitely be indicted and that they will seize Kimball’s Mexican laboratory with the help of the Mexican authorities.

Agent Perez tells Mr. McWeeney he will keep him informed of upcoming searches and indictments. McWeeney tells Mr. Barnett he will get the latest information before reporting to Somerset’s Board of Directors. It is interesting to note that Mr. McWeeney not only releases all the government information to the President of Somerset, Vice President of Mylan Pharmaceuticals, and their attorneys, but all their Board of Directors additionally, and who knows who else. Click for letter.

EXHIBIT Twentyone-1 - View communications between U.S. Government Agents and pharmaceutical companies and their agents

EXHIBIT Twentyone- 2-2 - View communications between U.S. Government Agents and pharmaceutical companies and their agents

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