CMKX - Who Is Protecting Investors FROM The SEC...??

Impartiality of S.E.C. Is Questioned
(Complete Article)

The New York Times...

By WALT BOGDANICH
Published: October 6, 2008

A federal inquiry has concluded that the Securities and Exchange Commission should consider disciplining its director of enforcement and two supervisors for their role in handling an insider trading investigation that led to the firing of an S.E.C. lawyer for trying to interview an influential Wall Street executive.

Public Comments For Chairman Cox
(Complete Comment)

Chairman Christopher Cox May 19, 2008 Securities & Exchange Commission Washington, DC

There is no discipline with naked shorting and repeat offenders have no fear of the SEC because the chances of a violator being caught and disciplined is negligible. Most of the repeat offenders take the same cavalier attitude as that of a serial killer. Once you have killed, the penalty is no greater for repeat killings. So illegal manipulation of stocks continues daily by repeat offenders with impunity.


Case in point: CMKM Diamonds (a/k/a Casavant Mining, now revoked former stock symbol: CMKX). The SEC has had an ongoing investigation for over 5 years titled:
In the Matter of CMKM Diamonds, Inc., LA-3028. This case goes back to 2002 and involves approximately $100 million in theft of investor funds with nearly ONE TRILLION Shares of stock, a majority of which were illegally issued without pre-requisite restrictions, legal opinions; or legal opinions issued from deceased attorneys and/or were naked shorted in the market with counterfeit shares.

It was not until April 7, 2008 that the SEC has finally taken action in US Dist. Court, Las Vegas, NV regarding this egregious fraud upon the investing public. Most of the stolen funds are gone, leaving investors pennies on the dollar if anything.


The “mastermind” (SEC words not mine) in this fraud, John Edwards was also the “mastermind” of illegally issued shares in BioTech Medics (and dozens more pennystocks). Edwards had numerous accomplices who have yet to be cited by the SEC. The fraud in our case stems back to 2002 and involves scores of millions of dollars in fraud and over 50 million shares that we have been able to verify in an audit of our shareholders.


However, FINRA over a year ago in the CMKX matter sanctioned NevWest Securities Corp (CRD # 46464) of Las Vegas and Sergey Rumyantsev and Anthony Santos $100,000 and K Houser REG SHO- 10B-21 Proposal Comments Page # 1

$75,000 each respectively, for laundering over $58 million of John Edwards and over 20 of his sham shell trusts and companies that were used to perpetrate the alleged fraud and benefit from the naked shorting. NevWest reportedly received over $2.4 million in commissions.


So the alleged manipulators got away with $58 million and the sanctioned stock broker facilitators were slapped on the wrist and got away with nearly $2 million in profits.

Where is the justice in this “discipline”???

Editor's Note - PLEASE Take A Moment To Contact The SEC And Voice Your Complaints Concerning Their Handling Of The Massive Fraud Involving CMKX And Other Companies.

coxc@sec.gov,
chairmanoffice@sec.gov,
tradingandmarkets@sec.gov,
oig@sec.gov,
newyork@sec.gov,
losangeles@sec.gov,
enforcement@sec.gov,
oiea@sec.gov,
publicinfo@sec.gov,
help@sec.gov,
mccoyj@sec.gov,
whitem@sec.gov,
hakalal@sec.gov,
tysonr@sec.gov,
thomsenl@sec.gov,
cmkmdiamonds@sec.gov