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. 6)

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 #26

FDA Don Leggett Refers to Grand Jury Looking at all the Seized Evidence. But Gives it to Investigator Representing Somerset, the Distributor of the Eldepryl Product. Rule Six Violations!

May 22, 1993, McWeeney to Barnett. Spoke to Don Leggett and Dennis Degan of the FDA. Mr. Leggett asked Somerset to survey Kimball and DEDI for renewed activity. Don Leggett also asks Steve Page’s group of investigators from Somerset’s attorneys in Florida, Gunster and Yoakley, which is operated by Kevin Black to survey Kimball and DEDI for renewed activity. Mr. Leggett advises McWeeney that the State of Florida is watching Kimball. McWeeney suggests he call his other state contacts regarding keeping an eye on Kimball. Mr. McWeeney states he will make every effort to determine evidence taken by the Government.

In the Interpharm matter, McWeeney references where the FDA, Dave Kiesling, gave FBI Agent Carroll five boxes of the government’s investigation materials that McWeeney will be sharing with Bristol-Myers Squibb, and Somerset.

McWeeney goes on to reveal other FBI investigations with Barnett and material received from FBI Agent Carroll that he will share with Somerset. It is blatantly illegal for any government agent to supply any government investigational material of any kind to private individuals or enterprise with emphasis on documents.

McWeeney goes on to tell Barnett about a plan to get Mr. Sherman and Mr. Shechtman arrested. McWeeney discussed with Barnett all kinds of investigations and what was going on, to include an investigation of Bill Faloon and Mr. Kent at the Life Extension Foundation. Click to view 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 Twentysix- 1 of 3 - View communications between U.S. Government Agents and pharmaceutical companies and their agents

EXHIBIT Twentysix- 2 of 3 - View communications between U.S. Government Agents and pharmaceutical companies and their agents

EXHIBIT Twentysix- 3 of 3 - View communications between U.S. Government Agents and pharmaceutical companies and their agents

DOCUMENT #27

FDA Dennis Deegan Asks Somerset Investigator for any Information they had on Kimball and his Companies. In Return they Provided any Information Somerset Wanted.

July 14, 1993, McWeeney to Barnett. McWeeney notified by Don Leggett that Kimball is still active in LDC. FBI Agent Carroll is discussing with McWeeney, and then with Barnett, about a plea bargain negotiation ongoing with Apotex. He also notifies Buzz Howell an investigator for Eli-Lilly. Click to view letter.

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

DOCUMENT #28

BEST OF ALL...

July 29, 1993, McWeeney to Barnett. McWeeney discusses Kimball and DEDI with FDA Supervisor Dennis Degan now acting as Assistant U.S. Prosecuting Attorney in Mr. Halpern’s absence, and tells of Prosecuting Attorney Halpern and FBI Agent Carroll discussing plans to make buys in Florida and the progress of Somerset’s civil suit against DEDI and Kimball. Degan references a phone call from Kevin Black, Somerset’s attorneys detective, that he spoke with a Discovery employee, assumed to be Louis Smith, Kimball’s legal researcher later identified as a confidential informant for the FDA, the U.S. Justice Department and DOH, suggesting LDC is still being sold.

Degan asks McWeeney to send him an outline of Somerset’s civil suit, obviously for the government’s input. Degan also said he would provide any confidential documents to Somerset, which of course meant anything Somerset wants, trade secrets of DEDI products, or any other Kimall or DEDI documents Somerset wants that the government holds, for Somerset to use in their civil suit against Mr. Kimball and DEDI. McWeeney goes on to discuss the Apotex plea agreement. It is perfectly clear the government is asking Somerset Pharmaceuticals and Bristol-Myers Squibb to recommend the sentencing for the Court to impose on Apotex and their key personnel through the U.S. Justice Department, Chris Mead via FBI Investigator Carroll. Somerset and their attorneys, Nan Mantell and Steve Page of Gunster and Yoakley, come up with 9 points, plus fines. A count of 9 points can mean parole, house arrest or 6 months in federal prison.

Certain government officials are not only conspiring with the pharmaceutical companies to eliminate competition, the government officials are allowing the pharmaceutical companies to impose the sentence against their competition if a plea is entered or negotiations for plea agreements are being conducted. Click to view

EXHIBIT Twentyeight- 1 of 2 - View communications between U.S. Government Agents and pharmaceutical companies and their agents

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

DOCUMENT #29

Sean McWeeney, an ex-FBI Supervisor and President of Corporate Risk International a worldwide private investigation firm, perjures himself in Federal Court on May 9, 2000 in the trial of United States v. James T. Kimball. After having all the correspondence with offcials from most every branch of the Government regarding their investigation of Kimball and Discovery Experimental and Development, Inc. as depicted in Document Exhibits 14-28. Sean McWeeney, under oath in Federal Court, answers Kimball’s cross examination questions as follows.

EXHIBIT 29-1 - CLICK TO VIEW DOCUMENT

EXHIBIT 29-2 - CLICK TO VIEW DOCUMENT

EXHIBIT 29-3 - CLICK TO VIEW DOCUMENT

DOCUMENT #30

Depicted in the upcoming exhibit documents will be the pre-planned illegal search and seizures instigated by the FDA and Somerset, carried out by a voluminous amount of Government and State agencies. This act by the Government agents constituted a fraudulent acquisition of a federal search warrant. The Exhibit Documents 14 through 28 clearly reveal the FDA and Somerset were the big players in orchestrating the May 12, 1993 search and seizures at Kimball’s home and business (DEDI). However, you will read the FDA’s legal documentation filed in Court declaring they had nothing to do with the federal search of May 12, 1993. Also these documents will reveal that the FDA, during this raid, deliberately stopped a product from coming out that would have saved the lives of tens of thousands of people in the U.S.

The acts upcoming not only depict the premeditated plan to conduct illegal searches and seizures and carry them out once warrants were acquired violating the Fourth Amendment, add violations of due process, the Fourteenth Amendment, prosecutorial misconduct, government misconduct, and obstruction of justice. Notwithstanding the ethics, morality and the inhumanity of the FDA’s deliberate act of stopping a life saving product from legally being introduced to the public in the U.S

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