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Various Evidence Case 2:16-cr-00365 Document 212-7 Filed 06/02/19 Page 1 of 319 Exhibit F - Various Evidence MAP A Google Map image of the block where grew up, verifying his residence was in close proximity to the residences of some of the persons mentioned in this litigation (and in the articles and evidence submitted) 4 1991-03-21 Article documenting the first incident involving one of 's friends who was murdered by the police 5 1992-04-04 Article describing a fight involving and his friends from Brooklyn Tech, where two friends (David and Mark) were stabbed and suffered serious injuries (to include a collapsed lung) 7 1992-09-12 Article describing a shootout engaged against one of 's street gangs (TNS-78th Street Boys) where his friend Thomas 'Sabe' Broskey was paralyzed and Kevin was killed by 'Since' and others from rival gang TA7 8 1993-02-05 Article documenting 's friend Jimmy Cheng and a shootout he witnessed where a bystander was killed, and another shootout where a rival Chinese gang member was killed (which he has non-public information) 9 1998-01-15 Article documenting arrest of Pat Stiso and Fransisco Maisonet, one of the gangs infiltrated by where he witnessed murders and heroin distribution supplied by Baz Mohamed (which helped fund 911 attacks) 15 1998-04-10 Article documenting murder of Scotty Schulman where obtained non- public info 17 2000-01-21 Article documenting the murder of Melvin Nieves wherein obtained non- public information from another resident of his building 18 2000-05-27 Article documenting Wendy's massacre where obtained non-public info 20 2007-03-29 Article documenting the murder of William Lewis, which is another murder wherein acquired non-public information regarding his imminent murder (prior to when he was finally killed) 21 2008-11-15 Article documenting incident wherein acquired non-public information concerning King of Morocco's associations with this Syrian jeweler (who was also good friends with Ambassador Abdslam Jaidi) 23 2011-05-31 Articles documenting murder of Judah where acquired non-public info 24 2012-09-15 Article documenting incident similar to 's attempt to report illegal harassment by FBI to Florida Police who were instructed to illegally 'Baker Act' 27 2013-03-12 Articles and a recent email documenting another friend of whose life was destroyed by evil psychologists that illegally committed him to hospitals which eventually sent him on a downward spiral 29 2015-11-06 Article documenting NYPD officer who was illegally imprisoned in a mental hospital to punish him for reporting crimes (just like ) 40 2018-02-13 Article about Plookie and Andrew Chambers 41 Case 2:16-cr-00365 Document 212-7 Filed 06/02/19 Page 2 of 319 BOOK and Docket documenting 's gangs including 78th Street Boys (and offshoot TNS) & Lefrak City crews (for which he has information about unsolved homicides) and a shootout involving & Kenneth Chong 42 COMPILATION Articles and evidence documenting the murder of Ahmed Hasan which was witnessed directly by , and which the NYPD obstructed from testifying at the trial of his murderers to keep from exposing the DEA 53 COMPILATION Articles discussing the non-Islamic LGBT practices endorsed by the governments of Iran and Afghanistan (which put those governments into contradiction with the Sunni Islamic doctrines) 76 COMPILATION Articles documenting 's gang called the 'Medina Boys' which was funded by the Pakistani ISI (through the leader of the drug-terrorism networks) 81 COMPILATION Articles documenting Mohammed Karimzada, whose activities were discovered by DEA and NYPD after was arrested on 2-14-1996 (yet they refused to arrest him and allowed him to commit 2 additional rapes) 93 COMPILATION Articles documenting Robert Venetucci, one of 's main supporters in the Italian Mafia and connect to the Vatican (whom met while both were imprisoned with Sheikh Rahman at FMC Rochester) 127 COMPILATION Articles documenting the activities of Rami Hasan, another friend of and the brother of Ahmed Hasan (whose murder also witnessed directly) 141 COMPILATION Articles documenting the activities of the Lefrak City gangs wherein acquired non-public information 150 COMPILATION Articles documenting the murder of Pedro Morales wherein acquired non-public information from the murderer and was interviewed by Homicide Detectives about it after being illegally arrested by the FBI in 2016 153 COMPILATION Articles documenting the murder of Selim Khan (who lived in the same building as Max Madrigal on Sanford Ave) wherein obtained non-public information 155 COMPILATION Articles, documents and evidence concerning some of the hacker groups affiliated with starting since the 1980s, and the various hacks which occurred as a result of the ongoing terrorism dispute 160 COMPILATION Discussion concerning advanced encryption models proposed by John Nash and others, which studied as part of his proof of the PvNP mathematical dilemma 193 COMPILATION Documents and evidence concerning Max Madrigal, a friend of (and former DEA informant) who was assassinated by the feds in Costa Rica after he agreed to turn on the DEA and assist 203 COMPILATION Documents and evidence concerning the informant Marjorie Malone who was recruited by FBI to file a false case against in 2005 to punish him for disclosing information to the Lynne Stewart 217 COMPILATION Evidence documenting the Queens College scandal that caused to reschedule his meeting with Bin Laden (originally scheduled for August of 2001 if not for the racism attack by Foreman) 244 Case 2:16-cr-00365 Document 212-7 Filed 06/02/19 Page 3 of 319 COMPILATION Physical injuries sustained by as a result of the illegal prosecutions in 2013 and 2016 253 COMPILATION Various cases concerning individuals that befriended at FDC Philadelphia, and some of the cases he worked on 259 COMPILATION Articles documenting murder of Raoul Campana by NY mafia hit-man Kun Young Yoon (which acquired non-public information), and Western Union receipt for money sent by to Campana before his murder 265 COMPILATION Various Affidavits pertaining to the federal litigation which has been ongoing from 2010 to present 288 Case 2:16-cr-00365 Document 212-7 Filed 06/02/19 Page 4 of 319 - .. El Queenswood Apartments Elernal Love Baptist Church 6 ....,..,, St Paul The Apostle Church ' Forest HIiis Chateau Q markel ~ El ~ El i RiteAid Q El C, Russian Bath & Spa I 9 High Sc cfl'-'tt.""• C"lt~"Ysi, Ans & E Lefrak City Promenade Q Queens Library at LefrakCily 1 3 Ka,rish 2 El 8 El PAYOMATlC f 4 A Liquor & Wine El ¥ Warehouse El Barrier Playground ~ - • 1- 99-30 59th Ave 2 - Prowl's Place 60-15 Calloway Street 3 - David Tarloff 99-46 60th Ave 4- Kun Young Yoon 99-11 60th Ave 5 - Judah Johnson 55-25 98th Street 6 - Murder of Boodah Martense Ave 7 - James Cheng 99th Street 8 - Rob's Place 99-25 60th Ave Case 2:16-cr-00365 Document 212-7 Filed 06/02/19 Page 5 of 319 https://www.nytimes.com/1991/03/21/nyregion/5-officers-charged-with-murder-in-slaying-of-a-suspect-in-queens.html 5 Officers Charged With Murder In Slaying of a Suspect in Queens By JOSEPH P. FRIED | MARCH 21, 1991, Page 1 Five New York City police officers were arraigned on murder charges yesterday in the death of a car-theft suspect who the Queens District Attorney said was punched, kicked and choked as he was being arrested. The Medical Examiner's office ruled that the suspect, Federico Pereira, died of asphyxiation. The District Attorney, John J. Santucci, said yesterday that one officer had choked the 21-year-old man in Queens on Feb. 5 as he lay face down with his hands cuffed behind his back, but that all the officers had acted in concert to cause Mr. Pereira's death. "Each played a part, varying in degrees," Mr. Santucci said. "They had no right to take his life," Mr. Santucci said after announcing the indictments on charges of second-degree murder, manslaughter, assault and criminally negligent homicide. "They had no right to kick him and punch him." The five officers, all from the 112th Precinct in Forest Hills, pleaded not guilty before Justice Vincent F. Naro in Queens Criminal Court. Their lawyer sharply contested Mr. Santucci's account. The charges, based on grand-jury testimony from 12 witnesses, are the latest in a string of accusations of brutality to be made against New York City officers in recent years. They come at a time when the prevalence of police brutality is being debated nationwide because of the beating of a man in Los Angeles that was videotaped by a man who lived nearby. New details were also revealed yesterday about the initial investigation into Mr. Pereira's death, which occured in an early-morning struggle that began when the officers discovered him sleeping in a stolen car. [ Page B6. ] The initial inquiry, conducted shortly after the death, found that the officers had acted within police guidelines. But it did so largely because the chief investigator relied entirely on the officers' own statements, law- enforcement officials said yesterday. Not until the day after the incident did three witnesses come forward and cast doubt on the officers' accounts, the officials said. It was their testimony, along with the Medical Examiner's subsequent ruling that Mr. Pereira was choked to death, that played an important role in persuading a grand jury to indict the five officers on murder charges, the officials said. The District Attorney said yesterday that witnesses had testified that Mr. Pereira "was struck by feet and by hands, and at some point one of the officers placed his hands around the throat of the victim" from behind.
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