In the circuit court of the united states of America the Ohio/Republic Our one supreme court common law venue; Organic constitution and Exclusive Jurisdiction now superior court sitting with the power of a circuit and UNITED STATES OF District Court for the people in and for the county of Columbiana county Ohio/Republic of united states of America Case No. _ - - - - The people of united states of America Ohio/Republic, ex rel., VERIFIED PETITION FOR GREAT WRIT OF HABEAS Enrique Facundo(c)m CORPUS AS OF RIGHT Art. I, Sec. 8, Art. C/o FSL Elkton 8, IV, Sec. 2 (Ohio Const) Ref: Alleged 8730 Scroggs Road Case(s) No. 80-cr-201(S-1)(TCP) and Elkton Ohio Near [44415] 1994 cr0790 (S-1)(DGT) Dismissed.without prejudice, see attachment. Relator/Movant Clerk of the court for Great Writ Habeas Corpus by Right of Const. Art. I Sec. 8& Art. Vs. IV, Sec. 2, (Ohio Const) to be filed Strictly into Mcs Green File Art. III Bureau of Prisons' superior Constitutional court of competent Harley Laopin, Director W.D.C. Jurisdiction for Injunctive Relief to S. Scott Dodrill,.:.^Regional Director Correct the misapplication of Titles/Codes/Reg; T.R. Sniezek, FSL/FCI Warden See UCC-1 Acknowledgment for Status Antonio Gonzalez, Attorney/General d.b.a". of ENRIQUE FACUNDO(c)® ORGANIZATION/TRADE/ Custodians/Trustees NAME NAME/MARK FOR Certificate StateMent of Respondents, and Respondents Liability. Superiors, with Supervised persons, et. al., Stament of Claim by Affidavit

VERIFIED DECLARATION Columbiana county ) ss: The State of Ohio

Declarant% states he is the living flesh, and blood sovereign man, Secured Party Creditor that he is competent to be a witness, that the facts contained herein are true, correct, and complete, and not misleading to the best of Declarant's first hand knowledge and belief under the penalties of perjury pursuant to the Law of united states of America and the Ohio/Republic.

-Jurisdiction- The supreme court has Delegated authority as the one supreme court for "We the People" as the Peoples court, under Art: IV.§ 1 and Art. IV § 2, the supreme court shall have or,i.g;inal jurisdiction over a'Great'W"rit' (B)(c) Habeas Corpus and, (3) No law shall be passed or rule made whereby any person shall be prevented from invoking the dr•i,gi'na^l jurisdiction of the supreme court...involving questions arising under the constitution of the United States or of this state. Art IV § 5 (A)(1), and addition to another powers vested by this Article in the supreme court, the supreme court shall have general superintendence over all courts in the state,,,.

page 1 of 7 Statement of Claim and Facts I, Enrique Facundo(c)®, have been imprisoned in Ohio state 'Republic' a status protected under Art. IV, Sec. 4 of the united states of America constitution, being foreign to the United States Corporation. I have been kidnapped from New York/Repubtic and am being held hostage by the United States Corporations'Bureau of prisons. I have been in Ohio/Republic for the last 5 years held against my will under duress circumstances. I was tried and convicted in U.S.D.C. in New York state/Republic, being kidnapped for second time and brough to Ohio Republic, under the 'color of law'; by United States Corporation agents. The action taken against me was initiated by the United States Prosecutor under 21 USC and 18 USC, which are'out of Congress' and foreign to Ohio and New York state Republics, and their application to a state Republic is restricted Art. I. Sec. 8, Cl. 17-which states, regarding the enactment of Legislation, such as to be exercised"exclusively in all cases whatsoever, over such District (not exceeding ten miles square)...to exercise like Authority over all Places purchased by the Consent of Legislature of the State.." My activity was not within the 'venue' of either 'United States Codes'. As an inhabitant and elector of New York Republic, I was not within a'State' within the meaning of the United States as defined in 18 USC § 1955 (a) (3), § 48(c)(2), § 1228(b) (ii) and § 1073(3) which is also in agreement with 26 CFR 31.3121(e)-1. The definition of a 'State' as defined in UCC 1-201 (38) is in complete carecement of the above sites. Ne.i+:her was the property upon which I was accused, purchased by the United States Corporation. I am not the ' U.S. Person' nor an "Individual' as defined within the 'United States Code', but am a flesh and blood living soul being, a 'man' being party to and with full People" as such I am outside the venue of the "Code'. Foundation for Constitutional Claims are: -Article I, Section 8, Clause 17- (u.s. of A Const) Is it not true that: Pursuant to Federal restrictions, the ^Acts of Congress" include any Act of Congress locally applicable to and in force in the District of Columbia, in Puerto Rico; in a Territory or in an insular possession (see Rule 1& Rule 54(c)), and that my activity was not within the "Venue" of 21 USC, being outside the territorial Jurisdiction of the United States Corp, as defined in 18 USC § 7 which agrees with Art. I, Sec. 8, Cl. 17, restricting its authority to ten (10) miles square of D.C.? -Article IV, Section 3, Clause 2-(u.s. of A Const) Is it not true that: Congress has the power to dispose of and make all needful 'Rules & Regulations' respecting the territory or other property belonging to the United States Corp, and

page 2 of 7 yet the alleged called styled indictment used against me evidenced no "Regulation', which is in violation of Art. IV, Sec. 3, C1_ 2, as such, the alleged called styled indictment lacks delegated authority from Congress to support any lawful controversy as to any facts or law when.such is outside its 'venue'? -Article IV Section 2, -(u.s. of A. Const) Is it not true that: As a man (Art. I. Sec. I Ohio Const), being a party to "We the People", -of either Ohio or New York/Republic, 1 am entitled to all Privileges and Immnunities of the People in the several states/Republics. I have been kidnapped and am being held Hostage under the 'color of law', as a 'U.S. person by presumption, in violation of Article I, Sec. 6 (Ohio Const), being subject to involuntary servitude. As a self governmental Organization, I have been seized and detained and having my life threatened, physical and psychological torturing by the United States foreign agents in violation of Title 18 USC § 1203, and Title 18 § 2340, plus other more violations, and do make this Petition for Injunctive relief as allowed by Art. I, Sec. 16 of the Ohio Const... by this Great Writ of Habeas Corpus and under Article.I, Section 14, as a means having an unalienable right to be secured in my private property/sovereign man? "ORGANIZATION" MEANS A PERSON OTHER.TkIAN._AN INDIVIDUAL/SOVEREING MAN/WOMAN. See Tit18.18USC § 18 As is been referring herein above, on top of have been unlawfully prosecuted in a fraudulent case in question herein above, I Enrique Facundo(c)® the living flesh, and blood man, was charged as a corporation/Organization//entity too which is not my true name and that also is been using for commercial gain, commercial and for financial purposes and are as follow: A CORPORATION AGAINST CORPORATIONS: UNITED STATES OF AMERICA, A CORPORATION AGAINST A CORPORATION/ORGANIZATION; ENRIQUE FACUNDO(c)®/TRADE/NAME NAME/ TRADE/MARK-DEBTOR; bei:ng.usedas CO-DEFENDANT ENRIQUE FACUNDO(c)®; of other CORPORATIONS/ ORGANIZATIONS, which it is also a CORPORATION/ORGANIZATION.T00. In which it is also registered with the Secretary of State of Washington UCC-1 Division, No. 2002-184-8890-8 and State of New York No. 2004-11091127911, please see attachments. IT IS REGISTERED AS ENRIQUE FACUNDO(c)® ORGANIZATION, TRADE/NAME NAME/TRADE-DEBTOR. Therefore, a corporation/ Organization can not be in prison either nor a sovereign man and woman, the living flesh, and blood man as I am and my title is "We the People". Please see §.:8AT -0N=SENTENCING OF ORGANIZATIONS: Application Notes: 1). "Organization" means; "Person" other than an individdal_l/sovereing man/woman. Title 18 USC § 18. 2). See Title 1 USCA § 1. 'Word Person" in legal terminology, such as statutes, is perceived as general word which normall'y includes in its scope variety of entities

page 3 of 7 other than human beings. Theterm used in the alleged called styled indictment, includes corporations, partnerships, associations, join-stock companies, unions, trusts, pensions funds, un-incorporated Organizations, governments and political subdivisiDns : thereof, and non-profit Organizations. 3). The define guidelines in §§ C2. 2 through 8C2. 9 apply to specified types of offenses. The other provisions of this chapter apply to the sentencing of all felony if there is one; and class a misdemeanor offenses. For example, the restitution and provisions in part B and D of this chapter apply to the sentencing of Organizations even if the fine guidelines is §§ 82.2 through 8C2. 9 do not apply. 4. Organization cannot be imprfoned. but they can be fined, sentenced to probation for up to five years and ordered to make restitution for the offense, but if there is a crime committed. ( Herein its not included any one made in a fraudulent way in violation of due process of law as this matter was made). These organizational guidelines apply :to corporations/Organizations, partnerships, labor funds, non-profit entities and government units, (in my organization is included). Application Note 1. Federal Sentencing Guidelines Handbook 1760. (* No regulations-See on page 5 of 7 last 4) 5). Therefore, a COrporation/Organization cannot be in prison either nor a sovereion living flesh, and blood man as I am and my title is the 'We the People", which can cannot named in any statute as namely "Persons" or any "Person". which it is a creature in the law...Stramineus homo, Ens legis. The private man is member of said "sovereignty" itself remains with the Title "People", no either named or treaten as an "Inmate" for which it is a legal terminology which it is also perceived other than a human beings, see the Supreme Courtin,the Case of Williams vs. Michigan State Police. 105 Ed. 2nd 45 (1989) which made perfectly that the sovereign cannot be named as it is explained herein above. See also Church of v. United States Department of justice (1979) 612 F. 2nd 417, 425, See also on page No.418 and Title 1 USCA Sec. 1. SOVEREING STATUS Therefore, a corporation cannot be in prison either nor a living flesh, and blood sovereign man as I am and my title is 'We the People". We can not be named in any statute as namely "Persons" or any "Person". Which it is a creature created in the law....Stramineus homo, Ens legis. The private man/woman is a member of said "sovereignty" itself remains with the title "People", no either named or treaten as an 'Inmate" for which it is a legal terminology which it is also perceived other than a human beings, See the Supreme Court inthe Case of Williams vs. Michigan State Police, please see this case named herein above. There is no such things as a power of inherent sovereignty in the government of the 'federal United States Corporation' in this country sovereignty resides in page 4 of 7 in the people, and Congress can exercise no power which they [the sovereign people] have not, by their Constitution, interested to it: All else is withheld. Julliard v. Creeman, 110 U.S. 421 (1984) [Braketed words added] The [federal], United States government is a foreign corporation with respect to a "state/Republics" U.S. v. Perkins, 36 N.E. 505, 141 N.Y. 479, Affd. 16 S. Ct. 1073, 163 U.S. 625, 41 L. Ed. 287. See Title 28 3002 (15)(A) Knowing that all that government and provides ligitimately is in pursu6t of its duty to provide protection for the private Rights see Wyhmmer v. People 13 N.Y. 378..which duty is a debt owed to its creator, "We the People" and the private un- enfranchised individual/sovereign man/woman, which debt and duty is never estiguished nor discharged, and is perpetual. No matter what the government state/federal provided, individuals/sovereign man and woman owns nothing to the government." As we are sovereing people. See also 'Hale v. Henkel, 201 U.S. 43, 50 L. Ed. 652, 26 S. Ct. 370. Pursuant to Art. IV § 4, of the Constitution of united states of America, we are source of "we the people" through the agency of their creation, to enact their sovereign will. All sovereign Rights under Natural Law, which WERE NOT ENUMERATED in said constitutions/trust, WERE NOT RELINQUISHED, as the present system would have us believe, BUT WERE IN FACT RETAINED BY THE PEOPLE. See Constitution for all states of America 1791, 9th and i0th Articles in amendment, and whereas all states consti- tions are in pari materia, all of the several states of America have fully reserved such rights for the people. Whose are been living within and to any other whose later became incorporated with same comicile which we Enrique Facundo(c)® and my whole family are living, in Queens New York since 1971. (Working very hard to make our living as well raising as educating our family).

The constitution for the united states of America, signed 1787, and as Lawful Amended up to and including the Rafication of the Original 13th Amendment in 1819, DOE,S NOT grant the'United States corporation' superiority or sovereignty over the several state/Republics, nor does it grant the "United States Corp" the authority to naturalize the Citizens or getting full control of thenan-residents/Aliens/sovereign man and woman, as we are American/Citizens too, of said several state/Republics_

* The Indictment does not evidence a Regulation as required by Art. 3 Sec. 2. Cl. 2. as suCh the called styled indictment does not suppbrit a lawful claim. Nor is the alleged indictment support by Affidavit of truth given validation for such claim.

page 5 of;7- PRAYER

Therefore Relator/Movant request the supreme court, only in the jurisdiction of the superior court Art. III court of Ohio/Republic toissue a Writ of Habeas Corpus, sua aponted, ordering Respondents and Relator/Movant to personally appear. To have Respondents evidence any lawful justification of the Relator/Movant to be held under arrest & hostage as allowed by either the 'state' or the United States Constitution, and to show cause why the Relator/Movant should not be immediately released. Along with the Return of all property, such as, finger prints, photographs, all records including DNA as shall be without any exemption all the original ones which are been unlawfully taken as well held in such United States Agencies with the agents and principals. See-,•: additonal attachments relating to the same issue. Knowing that this Relator/Movant Verified Petition for Great Writ of Habeas Corpus is made as of Right pursuant to the authorities states herein IS ADDRESSED PURSUANT TO THE CONSTITUTIONAL LAW OF both, united stats of America, and Ohio/state/ Republic constitutional law. And as is also the branch of the public law of a state which treats of the organization and frame of government, the organs and powers of sovereignty, the distribution of political and governmental authorities and functions, the fundamental principles which are to regulate the ralations of government and subject, and which prescribes generally the plan and method according to which the public affairs of the state are to be administered. (2) That department of the science of law which treats of constitutions, their establishment, construction, and interpreta- tion, and of the validity of legal enactments as tested by criterion of conformity to the fundamental law. (3) A constitutional law is one which is consonant to, and agrees with, the constitution; one which is not in violation of any provision of the constitution of the particular state. CONSTITUTIONAL LIBERTY OR FREEDOM. Such freedom as is enjoyed by the Citizens of a courttry or state under the protection of its constitution; the aggregate of those personal, civil, and political rights of the individual/sovereign man/woman which are guaranteed by the constitution and secured against invacion by the or any arbitrary government or any of its agencies. As "We the People" are protected. See People v. Hurlbut, 24 Mich. 106. 9 Am.Rep. 103. CONSTITUTION/PROTECTION/RIGHTS. A right guaranteed to the Citizens by the Constitution and so guarranteed as to.prevent legislative interference therewith. Delaney v. plunkett, 146 Ga. 547 , 91 S.E. 561, 557, L.R.A. 1917 D, Ann. Cas. 1917E, 685.

page 6 og 7 This is the continuation of the Great Writ of Habeas Corpus, in the is the last page with the complete information and common law styled format. Done nunc pro tunc, both, currently and Retroactively March 1979. By "ORDER OF: ENRIQUE FACUNDO(c)® Defendant/Benficial owner Debtor's /{045^

Permanent Address: Fresh Meadows City 15908 65th Avenue New York/Republic

Mailing Address: C/o: 15908 65TH AVENUE FRESH MEADOWS, N.Y.

SECURED PARTY Accepts DEBTOR'S Signature in accord with UCC §§ 1-201(39), 3-401(b).

Bq^ACURED PAR{Y-,,ENRIQUE FACUNDO(c)® /0, date: /c- Qhrl cjHLJ"I3ac Affi ant ecured Party Creditor, Attorney-in-Fact Private (New York/state/Republic Citizen Bond No. named a erence on back of Card no.^

Underwraitten bvx

Er^rique Facundo(c)® Head of state iized Rep. Intervenor Private New York/Republic Inhabitant Autograph for Value/Exempt from levy

Common Law Right

Thumb Print Seal:)> Right side Organ Iden Sovereing ID // 2004-1

Attachments: A.B.C.D.E.G.H.I.J.K.

Certified Mail No. 7005 3110 0000 0090 0790

Great Writ of Habeas Corpus page 7 of 7 In the circuit of the united states of America the Ohio/Republic Our one supreme court common law.venue; Orginal constitution and Exclusive Jurisdiction now superior court sitting with the power of a circuit and UNITED STATES OF District Court for the People in and for the county of Columbiana county Ohio/Republic of united states of America

The people of united states of America Ohio/Republic, ex rel., Case Enrique Facundo(c)® C/n` 8730 Scroggs: Road Elkton Ohio Near C44415i

Relator/Movant

Vs.

Bureau of Prisons' Harley Lappin, Director W.D.C. S. Scott Dodrill, Regional Director T.R. Sniezek, FSL/FCI Warden Praecipe Antonio Gonzalez, Attorney General d.b,.a. Custodians/Trustees Respondents, and Respondents Superiors, with Supervised Persons, et. al.,

PRAECIPE

You Will: Please file the attached Title VEREFIED PETITION FOR GREAT WRIT OF HABEAS CORPUS AS OF RIGHT Art. I, Sec. 8, Art. 8, IV, Sec. 2 (Ohio Const) and united states of America, Const, the Original one. I, Enrique Facundo(c)® the living flesh, and blood sovereign man, Secured Party Creditor believes this action is proper for appli- cation Notices to the clerk of the supreme court through the superior court by way of the ancient Writ of Praecipe (Writ of Instruction to the clerk of the court) to take special notice of WSL 1881 § 666; codified in RCW 7.36.010 to wit: Any private person/sovereing man retrained of his liberty under any pretense whatever, may prosecute a writ of habeas corpus to inquire into the cause of the restraint, and shall be delivered therefrom when found illegal/unlawfully.

The petitioner/Relator/Movant, Notices the clerk of the supreme court through the superior court, by way of the ancient Writ of Praecipe (Writ of Instruction to the clerk of the Court) to take special notice of the following description of the term LIBERTY to wit:

page 1 of 5 The Term"Liberty" means Freedom, exemption from extraneous control, the power of the will to follow the dictates of its unrestricted choice, and to direct the external acts of the individiual/sovereign man without restrain, coercion, or control from other parties. The term "Liberty" includes and comprehends all personal rights/God given inalienable ones and their enjoyment. The term "Liberty' includes but is not limited to, freedom/right from duress, feedom/right from any government/ institution interference in exercise of intellect, in information of ooinions, in the expression of them, and in action or inaction dictated by judgment, the freedom/ right from servitude, fredom/right from imprisonment or restraint without lawful Constitutional due process of law, the freedom/right in the use of all of.one's powers, faculties and property, fredom of contract, the freedom/right of travel, the freedom/right of religion, the freedom/right of speech, the freedom/right of self defense against unlawful violence, the freedom/right to acquire and enjoy property, the freedom/right to acquire knowledge, the freedom/right to carry on business, the freedom/right to earn a livelihood in any lawful calling, the fredom/righ to enjoy to the fullest extent the privileges and immunities given or assured by law to the people living within the union of the united states of America, and in any particular state/Republic of same, the freedom/right to demand the nature and cause of any allegation made against a sovereign man, a Citizen of each state/Republic, etc.

The petitioner/Relator/Movant Notices the clerk of the Court, supreme court through the superior court by way of the ancient Writ of Praecipe (Writ of Inatruction to the clerk of the cour) to take special notice of WSL 1989 c 395 § 1; codified in RCW 10.73. 090(2) to wit.

For the purpose of this section, "collateral attack" means any form of post conviction relief other than a direct appeal. "Collateral Attack" includes, but is not limited to, a personal restraint petition, A HABEAS CORPUS PETITION, a motion to vacate judgment, a motion to withdraw guilty plea if the situation, a motion for a new trial if the case, and a motion to arrest judgment, dismissing the whole matter with prejudice because the whole previous perpetrate fraud. (which it is the situation in this matter, which such matter can be vitiate at any:time.

ELEMENTS OF A HABEAS CORPUS PETITION The Relator/Movant Notice. the Clerk of the court for the Article III Constitutional court, by way of the ancient Writ of Praecipe (Writ of Instruction to the clerk of supreme court in jurisdiction of the superior court, the pleople's court to take special notice of WSL 1881§ 667; codified in RCW 7.36.030 to wit: "Application for the writshall be made bypetition//Relator/Movant;: signed and verified either by the plaintiff or by some person in his behalf, and shall specify: (1) By whom the petitioner/Relator/Movant is restrained of his liberty, (naming by the parties if they are known, or describing them if they are unknown). (2) The cause or pretense of the restraint according to the best of the knowledge and belief of the applicant. (3) If the restraint is alleged to be illegal/unlawful, in what the illegality consists."

page 2 of 5 The Petitoner/Relator/Movant Notices the clerk of the court, the supreme court in jurisdiction of the superior court in this matter knowing t;lat this is the people's court, for the living flesh, and blood sovereing men and women, by way of the ancient Writ of Praecipe (Writ of Instruction to the clerk of the court) to take special notice of the attached Petition for a Writ of Habeas Corpus, Writ of Habeas Corpus and Notice of Hearing, and Respondent's proposed answer to Writ of Habeas Corpus. The Petitioner Notices the clerk of the suprerre ourt in jurisdiction of the superior court, the people's court, that'the-.Application,meets the^requirements of WSL 1881 § 667; codified in RCW 7.36.030, as well in the same direction with RCO too. WHO SHALL GRANT AND ISSUE A WRIT OF HABEAS CORPUS The Petitioner/Relator/Movant Notices the clerk of the supreme-court which its in jurisdiction of the people's court, the superior court this according with the constitution, the united states of united states of America, and Ohio constitution, by way of the ancient Writ of Praecipe (Writ of Instruction to the clerk of the court) to take special notice of WSL 1971 c 81 § 31; codified in RCW 7.36.040 to wit: "Writ of habeas corpus may be granted by the supreme court, supetior court, the court of appeals, or..::: by judge of such courts, and upon application the Writ SHALL be granted without delay" The Petitioner/Relator/Movant Notices the clerk of the superior court, by way of the ancient Writ of Praecipe (Writ of Instruction to the Clerk of the superior court) to take special notice of WSL 1881 § 667; codified in RCW 7. 36.240 to wit: All writs and other process authorized by this chapter SHALL be issued by the cl-erk of the court, and sealed with the seal of such court, and SHALL be served and returned forthwith, unless the court or judge SHALL specify a perticular time for such return. And no writ or other process SHALL be disregarded for any defect therin, if enough is shown to notify the officer or person of the purport of the process..." The Petitioner/Relator/Movant Notices the clerk of the court, superior court by way of the ancient Writ of Praecipe (Writ of instruction to the clerk of the court) to take special notice of RAP 16.3(b) to wit: "The procedure establ:ished by rules 16.3 through 16.15 for personal restraint petition supersedes the appellate procedure formerly available for a petition for a writ of habeas corpus and for an application for post-conviction relief, unless one of these rules specifically indicates to the contrary. These rules do not supersede and do not apply to habeas corpus proceedings initiated in the superior court."

page 3 of 5 The Petitioller^/Relator/Movant Notices the clerk of the Court, the superior court, that it is the duty of the clerk of the "superior court" to issue the Petitioner/ Relator•/Movant, writ of Habeas Corpus without delay. TO WHOM THE WRIT OF HABEAS CORPUS IS TO BE DELIVERED BY CLERK OF THE "superior court" The Petitioner/Relator/Movant, Notices the clerk of the superior court/ Article III court, by way of the ancient Writ of Praecipe (Writ of Instruction to the clerk court) to take special notice of WSL 1881 § 670; codified in RCW 7.36.060 to wit: "If the writ be directed to the sheriff, Alleged FSL Warden, it shall be delivered by the clerk to him without delay". The Petitioner/Relator/Movant, Notices the clerk of the superior court, by way of the ancient writ of Praecipe (With of Instruction to the clerk of the court) to take special notice of WSL 1881 § 671; codified in RCW 7. 36. 070 to wit: "If the writ be directed to any other person, it shall be delivered to the sheriff/the alleged warden, and shall be by him served by delivering same to such person wihtout delay". ISSUANCE OF A WRIT OF HABEAS CORPUS ENTITLES THE PETITIONER TO RELEASE FROM RESTRAINT OF LIBERTY, OLY IF THE RESTRAINT IS FOUND TO BE ILLEGAL/UNLAWFUL color of law BASE UPON AN UNENACTED LAW IN VIOLATION color of law CONSTITUTION OF United states of America and the state Republic Constitution The Petitoner Notices the clerk of the supe-ior court, the people's court, by way of the ancient writ of Praecipe (Writ of Instruction to the clerk of the court) to take special Natice WSL 1881 § 676; codified in RCW 7.36. 120 to wit:

"The court of judge shall thereupornl proceed in a summary way to hear and determine the cause, and if not legal/lawful cause be shown for the restraint or for the continuation thereof, shall discharge the party". And must show according with the law that if the way of been a hostage for second time and for more thant 12 years it is not enough merits in this petition this aftter of have been kidnapped which it is against the law and it is repudiate by the.same one. The court also have to show couse if been as a hostage in this Bureau of Prison's Industry in a prefabricate matter which was and have been motivating for a revenge; does merit the for a Sovereign man and woman be release inmediately. See all attachments.

LIMITATION OF CIVIL LIABLITY The petitioner/Relator/Movant, Notices the clerk of the superior court, by supreme court, by way of the ancient writ of Praecipe (Writ of instruction to the clerk of the court) to take special notice of WSL 1881 § 681; codified in RCW 7. 36. 180. to wit: "No sheriff/Warden or other officer be liable to a civil action for obeying any writ of habeas or order of discharge made thereon".

page 4 of 5 DUTY AND OBLIGATION OF THE CLERK OF THE superior court

The petitioner/Relator/Movant, Notice the clerk of the superior court, supreme court, by way ancient Writ of Praecipe (Writ of Instruction to the clerk of the supreme/superior court) to take special notice Article I § 9 of the Constitution of the united states of America and Article I § 8 of the constitution of the Republic of Ohio which provides to wit:*as a second, Const. 1 § 1, third, const. 1 § 2, four, Const. 1 § 15, Const 1§ 20. * "The privilege of the Writ of Habeas Corpus shall not be suspended, unless in cases of rebellion or invasion the public safety requires it". The Petitioner/Relator/Movant is special visitation, and not by general court appearance, Notices the clerk of the court, by way of the ancient writ of Praecipe (Writ of Instructiontothe clerk of the court, the supreme/superior court) of the clerk mandatory Duty, pursuant to public law 1871, ch 22, § 6, 17 Stat. 15, codified in 42 USC 1986, to wit:

Every person who, having knowledge that any of the wrongs conspired to be done, and mentioned in section 1985 of this title, are about to be committed, and having the power to prevent or aid in preventing the commission of the same, neglects or refuses so to do, if such wrongful act be committed, shall be liable to the party injured, or his legal/lawful representatives for all damages/injuries caused be such wrongful act, which such person be reasonable deligence could have prevented; and such damages/more/injuries may be recovered in an action on the case; and any number of persons guilty of such wrongful neglect or refusal may be joined as defendants in the action.." as the law requires to be done, including any tort Claim actions too."

Petitioner/Relator/Movant, Notices the clerk of the superior/supreme court, by way of ancient writ of Praecipe (Writ of Instruction to the Clerk of the Court) to take special notice that the Petitioner/Relator/Movant for a Writ of habeas corpus makes the clerk of the superior/_supreme courts knowledgeable of the Wrongs mentioned in U.S.C. 42 § 1985 and other ones unless in can be shown in writting by the clerk of the superior/supreme court that the conditions exist as prescribed by the consti- tution of the united states of America and the Constitution of the Republic of state of Ohio, that is, that due to a state of rebellion or invasion the writ of habeas corpus has been suspended, it is the duty and obligation of the clerk of the superior supreme court or whatever tribunal is commanding this matter, to ISSUE AND DELIVERY the ATTACHED WRIT OF HABEAS CORPUS without delay. Done nunc pro tunc, both, currently and Retroactively March 1979.

Datp.,ttih;s the 2, day Afthe October of 2006

by Pe elat an , Secure T Party Creditor in^ehalf the Debtor Authorized Representative Attonry-in-Fact Agent.

page 5 of 5 In the circuit of the united states of America the Ohio/Republic Our one supreme court common law venue; Orginal constitution and Exclusive Jurisdiction now superior court sitting with the power of a circuit and UNITED STATES OF District Court-for the People in and for the county of Columbiana county Ohio/Republic of united states of America

The pepple of united states of America Ohio/Republic, ex rel., Case No. Enrique Facundo(c)° C/o 8730 Scroggs Road Elkton Ohio Near [444157

Relator/Movant

Vs.

Bureau of Prisons' Drder. Harley Lappin, Director W.D.C. S. Scott Dodrill, Regional Director T.R. Sniezek, FSL/FCI Warden Antonio Gonzalez, Attorney General d.b.a. Custodians/Trustees Respondents, and Respondents Superiors, with Supervised Persons, et. al.,

[1] Enrique Facundo(c)® the living flesh, and blood sovereign man, the secured Party Creditor, applied to the supreme/superior court for constitutional review of the facts and in law causing the unlawful imprisonment of Enrique Facundo(c)® the living flesh, and blood sovereign man which I am been a hostage of the Bureau of prions's Employees and its Security Guars for more now of 12 years. The Great Writ Habeas Corpus, application, and petition for same Writ of Habeas Corpus along with attendant documents were docketed in the People's court for review. The courts review is taken under Constitutional Petition Great Writ of Habeas Corpus within the time required by Constitution mandate. For which the Petitioner/Relator/Movant, also offer to the court a surity bond, 21 dol.lars silver bond to secured the matter if need. [2] The Court finds that a prima facie case for illegal/unlawful detention has been established on verified complaint. There is no good cause to extent the courts review by issuing a show cause order to respondent as the matter of fact are sufficiently established on the records. The proceedings of sentencing are well known to this court. The matters of law before the court are settled by Order of the Supreme/suprior court. page 1 of 2 [3] The records show that the Petitioner/Relator/Movant is held in custody under color of authority of the United States; he is in custody pursuant to an Act of Congress now known to be insufficient to establish legal/lawful detention; as the subsequent long term of imprisonment; the Order causing imprisonment was founded on violation of the Constitution of the united states of America, and Ohio Republic Constitution as well New York/Republic too. The Petitioner/Relator/Movant. is entitled to relief inmediately.

[4] Be it Ordered: The Clerk of the court shall forthwith prepare an Order of void sentence, order for release from imprisonment stating no impairment of liberties are attached to said release, affix the Seal of the Court, and deliver same forthwith to Costodian Harley Lappin, S. Sott Dodrill, T.R. Sniezek, and Antonio Gonzalez for immediate execution. No other matters need to be addressed by this court as the law and justice are served by this Order. Petitioner/Relator/Movants other claims are reserved pending further action. bone nunc pro tunc, both, currently and Retroactively Match 1979:

Done this day of October, 2006, AD.

Judicial Officer Ohio Supreme/superior court Judge

Order

page 2 of 2 In the circuit of the united states of America the Ohio/Republic Our one supreme court common law.venue; Orginal constitution and Exclusive Jurisdiction now superior court sitting with the power of a circuit and UNITED STATES OF District Court for the People in and for the county of Columbiana county Ohio/Republic of united states of America

The pepple of united states of America Ohio/Republic, ex rel., Case No. EnriqueFacundo(c)® Y ^ C/o 8730 Scroggs:Road Elkton Ohio Near C444151

Relator/Movant SS. PRESIDENT OF.THE Vs. UNITED STATES/GOVERNORS OF,.

Bureau of Prisons' 0HI0/NEW YORK STATES Harley Lappin, Director W.D.C. S. Scott Dodrill, Regional Director SUBPOENA DUCES TECUM T.R. Sniezek, FSL/FCI Warden Antonio Gonzalez, Attorney General d.b..a. Custodians/Trustees Respondents, and Respondents Superiors, with Supervised Persons, et. al.,

Greeting: WE COMMAND YOU, That all business and excuses being laid aside, you and each of you attend to the Honorable Judge, who will preside this matter, or attend the same one in the supreme/superior court pf Ohio circuit; one of the judges of same circuit of the supreme/superior court of Ohio, in Youngs Town/ or Cleveland circuit on the day of , A.D. at o'clock in , at his court room in said county and circuit, to testify and give evidence in a certain cause now pending and undertermined by said court, wherein Enrique Facundo(c)® the living flesh, and blood sovereing man is the petitioner%Relator/Movant, and HARLEY LAPPIN, S. SCOTT DODRILL, T.R. SNIEZEK;,rJANTONIO GONZALEZ, are Reopondents on part of said Petitioner/Relator/Movant, and that you also diligently and carefully search for, examine and inquire after and bring with you and produce at the time and place aforesaid, a certain:

FROM CUSTODIAN/RESPONDENT(s): 1) Statement of Reasons. 2) Sealed Judgment in a Criminal Case. 3) Pre Sentence Report.

page 1 of 4 4) A0 235, 245; United States Attorney 792 and Sentencing Memo Transcript. 5) Prosecuting Agency Report. 6) Judges Sentencing Memo. 7) Oath of Fidelity forms for, a) Warden b) Institutional Svstem Manaaer c) United Manager Cordinator e) Case Manager f) Para Legal or Institution Attorney

8) Proof of title for land the Federal Correctional Institution FSL/FCI Elkton Ohio sits upon. (upon the living flesh, and blood sovereign man is unlawfuly held at the Bureau of prisons Industry' as_a_hostage). 9) TRust Fund Records inclusive of all documents. 10) Documents showing any waiver from compliance with Federal ConstitUti;o6/uni.te'd states of America constitutions/Ohio/Republic constitutions mandatory provisions defining legal/Lawful protections contained in Bill of Rights due any Defendant.

FROM SENTENCING COURT: 1) Docket Sheet. 2) Indictiment, which as far I know it was dimissed, please see attachment. 3) Pre Sentence Investigation. 4) Pre Sentence Report. 5) Judges Oath, Fidelity Agreement. 6) Clerks Oath, Fidelity Agreement. 7) United States Attorney and Assistants Oaths, Fidelity Agreements and Bard Cards, Certificates of appointment to office. 8) Venue proofs of exclusive United States ownership for; a) United States District Court House this including the land in which the United States District Court/and any Adminitrative Agency did conducted any hearing and the lawful authority that they had have to do it so. 9) Proof of title for land the Federal Correctional Institutions located in New York City as MCC/MDC Manhattan and Brooklyn New York, this including the lawful license that the United States Parole Commission's agents had have to conducting a called Revocation hearing base upon also a prefabricated as malicious proceeding, and then rencler a verict and issue a sentence to .;•a person, but to a living flesh, sovereign man, the Secured Party Creditor. For which none of these page 2 of 4 agents had have any authority in law. 10) Venue proofs of exclusive United States ownership for; a) United States District Courthouse b) Area where the alleged violation took place c) Proof to have seeijig the living flesh, blood sovereing man at the same place, t•ime, day;fmonth, year, after the sovereign man be at 2600 miles away, even at the time that such alleged indictment was issued and end such investigation. ( Enrique Facundo(c)® was in Colombia)!! 11) Bring the whole record of 1979 and 1980 FBI Invetigation, the Administrative records of the DEA and INS agents demolition and sana4ons done due to their scheme operation which I Enrique Facundo(c)® Secured Party Creditor did film and recorded; as the jail time that these corrupt Agents receipt upon such extortions/Rico Acts. That due to this same matter was that all of them took a revenge against Enrique Facundo(c) and his whole family including his wife which was used as leverage in the same operation/prefabricate case. 12) Proof of waiver authorizing any Court Officer to operate his office without providing full legal/lawful protedtions defined in the Federal Constitution Bill of Rights to those subjected to a United States Courts powers. 13) Certificate of appointment for all Court Officers related to case. 14) Audited Statements showing all parties which have received benefit of any nature or kind as founded on the case under collateral attack herewith. 15) Determination of Federal Venue as issued by U.S. Department of Justice. 16) Bring a proof of to have an injured and damage party, as well the withtnesses that have seeing I, Enrique Facundo(c)® Secured Party Creditor committing any kind of crime, as to bring also any Affidavit signed under penalty of pejury done by the witnesses in this matter, including the full authority in law that a parole office in conspiracy with DEA agents prefabricate a matter, using false stories, then because there are no proof of such presumption, they used a dirty strategic dismissing the same matter in anticipation for parole revocation hearing, in which there neither was any valid/lawful parole at the time such hearing was conducting, but that it was amended about 14 months later by the same judged in conspiracy the the same agents to covering up such unlawful actions done by the U.S. Prosecutors, and the Parole agents that without any lawful authority/without any crime/without: any authorization in law to substitute a court officer, did conduct a hearing then issued a verict. See Attachment of such amendment. 17) Proof that the Federal Institutions/Bureau of Prison's Industry have had any authorization by law to hold as a hostage a sovereign man without any indictment, but just base upon Warrant and Notice of actions as FSL/FCI Warden Morrision stated in his letter, Please see attachment bf it. Together with all copies, drafts, vouchers, bonds, undertakings, stipulations, list of sureties, relating to the said documents, and all other documnets, letters and paper writings what so ever, each clearly market as disclosed or disclosed to Petitioner/Relator/Movant, that can afford any information or evidence in said cause; and provide certified copies of same to Petitioner/Relator/Movant access in secure setting for Petitioner/Relator/Movants review, and that you shall no wise omit under penalty of the law; and have you then and their this writ. Proof of the oppositive way that this matter as done gainst this sovereign man as have been keeping as unlawfully held in the Bureau of Prison's industry is not motivate just for commercial gain, and a financial purpose and that there do not exist and never existed any crime, but just commercial ones which are the full interest in this matter and other too. See Title 27 § 72-11 all the crime are created for comercial interest! Done nunc pro tunc, both, currently and Retroactively March 1979.

WITNESS,

Clerk of our said court, the superior court, the people'.s court/supreme court in jurisdiction of same, Cleveland Division in said Columbiana county, this day of A.D. 2006

Clerk Seal

page 4 of 4 In the circuit of the united states of America the Ohio/Republic Our one supreme court common law venue; Orginal constitution and Exclusive Jurisdiction now superior court sitting with the power of a circuit and UNITED STATES OF District Court for the People in and for the county of Columbiana county Ohio/Republic of united states of America

The pepple of united states of America Ohio/Republic, ex rel., Case No. Enrique Facundo(d)® C/o 87310 Scroggsc`Road Elkton Ohio Near [44415]

Relator/Movant

Vs. Mation in Support of Issuance Bureau of Prisons' of Supoena Duces Tecum. Harley Lappin, Director W.D.C, S. SCott Dodrill, Regional Director T.R. Sniezek, FSL/FCI Warden Antonio Gonzalez, Attorney General d.b..a. Custodians/Trustees Respondents, and Respondents Superiors, with Supervised Persons, et. al.,

Motion in Support of Issuance of Supoena Duces Tecum

[1] Your Petitioner/Relator/Movant Enrique Facundo(c)o the living flesh, and blood sovereign man, Secured Party Creditor moves the supreme/superior court for issuance of Supoena Duces Tecum in conjunction with Petition for Great Writof Habeas Corpus, in order that both the supreme/superior Art. III court and the Petitioner/Relator/ Movant may have possession of the cause•of his unlawful detention and subsequent illegal/unlawful incarceration done by the United States Corp, Agents motivate for a revenge. Statement in Support [2] Your Petitioner/Relator/Movant as an incarcerated Sovereign man, Secured Party Creditor is been denied access to documents relied on by respondents which expose the true cause of detention. This denial under administration of sentence, by both the sentencing Court and those executing sentence, deprive your petitioner of the the right to know all the causes against him. This denial also impacts the manner in which the sentence is executed, as the mentioned as unlawful conviction placing your petitioner/Relator/Movant for subjection to secret statement that effect the manner in which he is treated by the alleges wardens. Same deprivates your petitioner/

paae 1 of 2 Relator;Movant of the legal/lawful rights to know and opportunity to respond to facts in law applied against him. Notice and opportunity to respond, basic due process of law, in law, is meaningless abasent full complete disclosure of all facts and in law applied to him. [3] Your Petitioner/Relator/Movant claims the legal/lawful right guarranteed by operation of law, in law. There is no legal/lawful mechanism of which your petitioner/ Relator/Movant is aware that could deny the right to know. Violation of such a basic pricipal of substantive procedure work a prejudice against the Petitioner/Relator/ Movant. This supreme/superior court being called under its offer to provide remedy must order disclosure of all the materials listed in his Supoena Duces Tecum. To do less in unfair, unjust and impeaches the integrity of the Courts in the public perceptions of its actions, and in the private side to "We the People". [4] Wherefore: good cause being shown above and in related fully incorporated documents herewith, the order for production of cited documents should issue as a matter of law, in law. Done nunc pro tunc, both, currently and Retroactively March 1979.

Done this 17, day of October, 2006. A,D.

b En iqbe Facundo(T Secured Party Cr^ditor/Attorney-in-Fact Agent

Motion in suppport of Issuance of Supoena Duces Tecum

page 2 of 2 In the circuit of the united states of America the Ohio/Republic Our one supreme court common law venue; Orginal constitution and Exclusive Jurisdiction now superior court sitting with the power of a circuit and UNITED STATES OF District Court for the People in and for the county of Columbiana county Ohio/Republic of united states of America

The pepple of united states of America Ohio/Republic, ex rel., Case Enrique Facundo(c)@ C/o 8730 Scroggs:Road Elkton Ohio Near [444151

Relator/Movant Motion for Emergency Hearing for Vs. Great Writ of Habeas Corpus

Bureau of Prisons' Harley Lappin; Director W.D.C. S. Scott Dodrill, Regional Director T.R. Sniezek, FSL/FCI Warden Antonio Gonzalez, Attorney General d.b..a. Custodians/Trustees Respondents, and Respondents Superiors, with Supervised Persons, et. al., Motion for Emergency Hearing for Great Writ of Habeas Corpus

Petioner/Relator/Movant, Enrique Facundo(c)® the living flesh, and blood Sove,reign man, Secured Party Creditor, without counsel relying on Hainer v. kerner, 404 US 519, for less stringent pleading standards. Repect-fully request this Honorable supreme/court in jurisdiction of superior court, "We the Peple's court" to forthwith issue its Great Writ and to grant petitioner/Relator/Movant an emergency hearing. In support of this motion Petitioner/Relator/Movant states:

1) Petitioner/Relator/Movant is presently incarcerate at=the.a}ledged called styled Federal Correctional Institution/Bureau of Prison's industry of FSL Elkton Ohio. No valid judgment is able to be produced by Respondent(s). Respondent(s) holds records and has notice that this acts of imprisonment are void. 2) Petitioner/Relator/Movant continued imprisonment is illegal/unlawful and USC 28 § 2243 authorizes this motion as well the constitution of united states and the Repulic/state of Ohio.

3) Further delay impeaches the integrity of the Judicial constitutional system in the public perceptions.

page 1 of 2 Wherefore, the Petitioner/Relator/Movant respecfully request this Honorable supreme court which it is in jurisdiction of Article III superior court to grant as a the people's court this sovereign man an emergency hearing in the about referenced cause. As according with the evidences presented.hereinwith. Done nunc pro tunc, both, currently and Retroactively March 1979.

done this 17, day of October, 2006. A.D.

En iq e P'acundo^t-^-5`ered Party Cridi^or/Attorney-in-Fact Agent

Motion for Emergency Hearing for Great ltrit of Habeas Corpus

page 2 of 2 AFFIDAVIT OF TRUTH

State or Ohio ) NOTICE TO AGENT IS NOTICE TO PRINCIPAL ) ss: NOTICE TO PRINCIPAL IS NOTICE TO AGENT Columbiana County

"Indeed, no more than (affidavit) is necessary to make the prima facie case." United States v. Kis, 658 F. 2nd 526, 556 (7th Cir. 1981); Cert Denied, 50 U.S. L. W. 2169, S. Ct. March 22, 1982.

I, Enrique Facundo(c)® herein "Affiant," a living breathing man, Secured Party Creditor, being first duly sworn, depose, say and declare by my signature that the following facts are true, correct and complete to the best of my knowledge,. recollection and belief.

1). THAT, Affiant is competent to state the matters included in his declaration, has knowledge of the facts, and declared that to the best of his knowledge, the statements made in his affidavit are true, correct, and not meant to mislead;

2). THAT, Affiant is the Secured Party, superior claimant, holder in due course, and principal creditor having a registered priority lien hold interest to all property held in the name of ENRIQUE FACUNDO(c)® ORGANIZATION/TRADE/NAME TRADE/MARK-DEBTOR; Enrique Facundo(c)® herein "Affiant," a living breathing man, Secured Party Creditor, evidenced by UCC-1 Financial Statement first in Washington Secretary of State No. 2002-184-8890-8, and New York Secretary of State No. 2004-11091127911; fhat these are also my standing in law, as also my ID which Identify the Affiant as a Sovereign man too. (ENRIQUE FACUNDO(c)® ORGANIZATION/TRADE/NAME NAME/TRADE-MARK-DEBTOR IS THE;CITIZEN of NEW YORK/REPUBLIC. Which also is protected by the laws of the state/Repulic too; the Constitution of same state/Republic and united states of America Constitution 1787 amended Bill of Rights 1791, and Article IV § 4.

3). THAT, on this seventeenth day of the 10th Month in the year of our lord two thoudand and six A.D. as done nunc pro tunc, both, currently, this date, and retroactively April of 1979., I caused to make then file this truthful statement base upon the whole perpetrate fraud made against me and the whole family for what we have been a victims for part of the DEA and INS agents a matter which started since April 1979. And are as follow states herein below:

4). THAT, approximately April of 1979, the DEA and INS agents started to:bl_ackmaled the Affiant in my place of Business named Enfa Auto Mechanic Inc, just because I did have the called illegal Aliens working in my places of work at that time were called Enfa Auto Mechanic Inc, and Ferrary Import and Export Business LTD. (for these businesses were also destroyed by these very same U.S. Agents too) Please see attached Affidavit Inquiries served to Warden name Mark A. Bezy of FCI Elkton Ohio which it is the place I am been the hostage receiving tortures in all kinds of color done by these Security Guards for more than 5 years, pluss the previous places am been kidnapped for second time since July 15, 1994.

5). THAT, to be more specific with this matter, in 1979 was the first time these U.S. Agents mentioned herein above, were the ones am personally met'for first time-at Queens Q Garden Immigration Detention Center, at the time I was bailed a friend of mine; which the DEA Robert Johnson, and Donald Habran, and INS Morely and other individual from the same Organization, the INS approached me asking me for my legal status in which I did pull up my wallet from my pocket and I do showed the ID calls Green Card. At the same time one of my business cards fell down; INS agent Morely graved i:t & said; oh, you have a business; and you should also have employees right? Does all of them have legal:status? I Said do am suppose to answer your question? Then my fried got released and we left that pi.ace. (Morele INS agents kept my Business card) page 1 of 4 6). On or about those months after April or May of 1979, was the first time these U.S. agents mentioned herein above, came to my place of business as started to extorts: me monies which I was forced to agreed with their exigencies in order to keep my place of business in funtion, as to prevent ,into have all my employees arrested and subsequent to closed my business as received a fine of $ 10,000.00 for each one this according with the threats received by the DEA and INS agents. These kind of threatings were done by the DEA and INS agenst during and in the dailv basis. After this happened, then I did report such incidents to the FBI Agents which at that time were my permanent Customers at my place of business, the name are, Mr. Mario Del Castillo, and Mrs. Margaret. Mario Del Castillo talked to his superior concerning this matter and after of such meeting with, I was advised by Mr. Mario Del Castillo to recorded and filmed all the Extortions done by these agents in which I did it; at the time these DEA and INS agents used to make such demands, extortions Rico Act. All recorders and filmings were done during the extortions as well at the time their informants were collecting the money in my place of business; after of have been personally did such recorders which it was done during several months, then such cassettes recorders and filmed were returned to the FBI agent Mr. Mario Del Castillo and Margaret, in which they did conduct an investigation and then these mentioned agents were prosecuted and suspended of their jobs which course most of them lost their Jobs and received a demolition on their own records. (After of this ; these very_ same DEA and INS agents became an enemy number one for me and my whole family, coming up to the point that these very same one agents the name Donald Nabran stopped at my place one day approximate at 6 thru 7 PM while I was closing my place of business to go home; and he used the the follows bad words! I will see you in jail for what you did to us, including my partners). Then he todk off.

7). After about six months later, these agents were investigated then prosecuted, as were found more victims of these very same currupt agents/extortioners; they sent me a man named Carlos Palacio and his mother to my place of business with the excuses procuring for a job as looking to learn my trade Import and Export business as his mother used to come and crying begging me to had hire her son in my place of work for which I did it after of several petitions of him and his mother. Passing some months of have been hired this man; and of have been expending time teaching him my trade International Business, as Import and Export use cars and use parts; one day this same man came with an other man to my place of business offering me drugs which I immediately reported to the FBI Mr. Mario Del Castillo such Incident which he did instruct me to recorded every single conversation to these men, for which I did it. This incident happened in between January and February of 1980. On or approximate in Marh 03, 1980 I left New York on an emergency did travel to Colombia S.A. to take care my Import and Export Business of my use cars and use parts there. After of have been working there, on or about April 10 1980 I did receive a phone call done by my wife from New York, informing me that more than 12 DEA and INS agents have been raided our domicile vaithout any valid fourth Amendment search warrant and with threates searched my whole house in which at the same time they, the DEA and INS agents took my business brief case where my minni cassettes were_located- and films I did make to these men, the Informant Carlos Palacio, and the other man which according with the investigations was an DEA Agent, working with their evil intention to make the prefabrication matter. These minni cassettes and filmswere made to these men during their intent to entrapment me in such dirty business. These very same one cassettes and filming were the ones were taken from my brief case then the same ones were transferred and twisted the words/edited from the minni cassettes into their DEA Regular ones to later using it as the key evidence together with the False bribery/paid/criminal informant in their court; ( This informant was>> * Tlxese very sarne cassettes recorders were the same ones-rr,ade to thesupposedly drugs sellers, the DEA and infon^nant were used against us, first twisted,l age 2 of 4^ited and were taken fran our danicile in Affidavit of Truth ( violation of the fourth Prrendip-nt) as been also a fiftl) Artenltwl.t self incrimination. in jail durina that time for assault, heroine trafficking, and other unknown criminal activities committed against societv as weilhis mother was in probation for drugs trafficking too. These informants were workinq at the commercial/business/orotection proarams at MCC Manhattan New York and one of them: Carlos Palacio used to take out to the street by the DEA agents to prefabricate cases to the hard working peonle as we are one of the victims * The Debtors were named with another debtors, and other corporations/Organizations too; for which we did not know them until we +.aere dragged into that court, this was the firt time we met these Debtors/Defendants, it was after we were presented in their Eouity Court. We were dragged into that non-constitutional court by force. Mv own minni cassettes with the twisted words/edited ones, were the only evidences the U.S. Attorneys and the vindictive Agents had have aaainst in their courts of not law where is permitted false/prefabricating evidence, that is the court were is allow criminal informants to perjury in exchanae for money and these criminal informants untrustina freedom. These are the court/the United States Courts which allows United States Attornevs, U.S. agents and their trained informants to perjury themselves to obtained the false Convictions. These are the courts where allows committing a perpetrate fraud in their process to gain false convictions base on the tainted of a perpetrate fraud with all, documents presented in it; which this is our main situation, conspiracy in the whole process. As used a false called styled Indictment using unenacted law; unwritten law. 'color of law' as it is title 21, and 18 to support. the false and vindictive actions against us. Without subject matter jurisdiction and venue either. As we were conected with Defendant never we have been meeting in our lives!! (Perpetrate fraud in the whole process).

8). I do also attest that the alleged called styled Indictment was made from March 06, thru April 09, 1980, this means while I was out of New York/Republic; but according with the vindictive DEA/INS and the informant, I did sells the alleged 123 grams of drugs while the Defendant was at 2600 miles away from New York; which is imposible to be in two places at the same time. Unless the defendant is speeding light!! The informant, nor the Agents did not.know Defendant was away from New York**** Being this the whole fruit of their alleged special parole too which at the time these same parole agents and DEA issued the alleged parole hearing, such parole was not either existed within their alleged substantive account number (3) please see the judgment and commitment order and the alleged indictment already Refused without Dishnor, pursuant to UCC-3-501 and Fraud pursuant to Title 28 Rule 9(b). Such alleged special parole was done upon the conspiracy count, for which and when such alleged hearing was done still was on same account. Which according with "Bifulco v. United States ruled by the United States Supreme Court on June 1980 it is illegal/unlawful to have such parole in Conspiracy count, this assuming that such case was made in legitimate way * But with the help of the same judged whose presided the unlawful(* u0ch its not) case, he did transferred into the substantive account after 14 months of have been presided such unlawful revocation hearing. Such case was dismissed in 1995 in anticipation for revocation hearing.* This meansit was precipitated made, which was intentional (*See Dismissal with the unlawful purpose to the.... also false incarceration too. I want to clarify that the matter, the second vindictive Arrest was done was after of have been trying to reopen the same case, the 1980 one which it is the fruit of the whole matter. I hired the very same defense attorney conducted the trial in 1980. Even this man was one of my foreign auto Repair shop customer, which at to 1993 when I did hire him back^ to working in the case I did not know that he was a goverment informant, in both occations, in 1980 and in 1993 to reopen such matter. In 1993 when I trying to reopen the whole case as I did supply evidences to the alleged defense attorney; and he at the same time was reproducing copies of my confidential information and was given to the United States Attorneys and agents which °..is one of the main reason they, the U.S. Agents prefabricated the 1994 case to stopped me into persuing with the same case; because they already know there was a prefabricated fraud from the very beginning and it was done by the DEA and INS including the prosecutors involved in the same matter. * There are mbtarized Affidavits attesting the way these very same gov informants used to prefabricate case ordered by the DEA and INS agents. (Falsely fabricated just motivate for camercial gain. Affidavit of Truth page 3 of 4 9). That, thisis,a clarification in which the same INS agents named Morely was involved again in extortions of 22 more business men in New York City including the 1993 Daily News paper report, which such record it is there too. These very same INS/DFA agents were extortioning more business men in New York City also because they do had the called illegal Aliens working in their places. See attached Inquiries regarding this unlawful imprisonment "which:it:is_akidnapping". See also a copy of 15 pages from the 35 pages were recorded to the these DEA and INS Agents at the time they were extortioning Enrique Facundo(c)® places of business, these are the first recorders the Affiant did make to DEA and INS agents during the extortions in our place of business. Please see the Affidavit made by the only one man we knew but that we haven't seeing six months prior to the prefabricated case was done, and the subsequent false arrest=Kidnapping. And there are more and more evidences proving the opositive way we were presented to be in that courts of not law, the unconstitutional ones, which only Equity as only dealing is with commercial matters, with chattels and corpora- tions/Organizations; not living flesh and blood sovereign men/women for which it is that we have been treating as a trasmitting utilities. We are transferring the whole matter into the constitutional courts; courts of law, in law. **** come from page 3 of 4: See New York/DEA detectives reports where they stated have been seeing Defendant/their victim; Enrique Facundo(c)m closing his Garage doors, place of his business; while Enrique Facundo(c)® was at 2600 hundred miles away; as been also using as a target in substitute of the Dbbtor. ENRIQUE FACUNDO(c)Q ORGANIZATION/TRADE/NAME TRADE/MARK-DEBTOR.by. See the same issue in the Relator/Movant Great Writ of Habeas Corpus.

Please take this Affidavit as evidence of the facts just in law, but not this Affidavit would construe and construct as to arguments in the public side, this affidavit as well'the additional attachments are evidences in fact and in law. Please have review the whole matter in law. Done nunc pro tunc, both, currently and Retroactively MarGh 1979.

By: ORDER OF: ENRIQUE FACUNDO(c)@ ORGANIZATION/TRADE/NAME TRADE/MARK-DEBTOR Debtor's Signature Secured Party Creditor Accepts Debtor's S'r.gnature in accord with UCC-1-201(39), 3-401(b). Private Common Law Notarized.

Deuteuronomy 19: 1 at the mouth of two or three witness so, the matter shall be establisbed°. /G1

^ate/n'^^ {' ,(Print^ dete D•/ o/:, ,^, (Print) Common Law Right Thumb P Date Thumb Print Seal: » »> ?5^^ 5..^1^C/nro ,(Print) Right Side Organ.Ind Idefl' Sovereign ID // 2004-1109 Signed without prejudice UCC-1-207 I A ^Pcured Pr^` nfique Facundo(c)®

^ecur Party page 4 of 4 itor's Signature. Agent In the circuit of the united states of America the Ohio/Republic Our one supreme court common law venue; Orginal constitution and Exclusive Durisdit,tion now superior court sitting with the power of a circuit and UNITED STATES OF District Court for the People in and for the county of Coluinbiana county Ohio/Republic of united states of America

The people of united states of America Ohio/Republic, ex rel., Case No. Enrique Facundo(c)m --- C/o 8730 Scroggs Road Elkton Ohio Near [444157 Relator/Movant Vs. Verification

Bureau of Prisons' State of Ohio Harley Lappin, Director W.D.C. ) ss: S. Scott Dodrill, Regional Director Columbinana County T.R. Sniezek, F5L/FCI Warden Antonio Gonzalez, Attorney General d.b..a. Custodians/Trustees Respondents, and Respondents Superiors, with Supervised Persons, et. al.,

I, Enrique Facundo(c)® the living flesh, and blood sovereign :man, first being duly sworn, competent to testify, do attest on my unlimited commercial liability that the following is truth, correct, complete, and not misleading, the truth, the whole truth, and nothing more than the truth, so help me God. ' Undersigned is the Bureau of Prison's hostage at FSL Elkton Ohio; this institu- tion policy as to accessing Notary Public limits Undersigned to access. Therefore; under Ohio Law, and as private man, I Enrique Facundo(c)® proceed with private Common Law Notary which the only we need is three witness's verifiying.my statements for compliance with the common•law in the supr.eme/superior court of law, in law, Consti- tuttonal art. III Court which sould such common law and Rules of this constitutional are also proceding according with the constitution mandates too which governing my application for the•immidiate release from this false imprisonment.

Done„,fijhis day 17 of October 2006 A.D.

E ri ue Facundo cured party C ed,tor, Attorney-in-Fact Agent

page 1 of 7 Before Us, the undersigned, duly sworn witness' in said count and state on this 17 day of October, 2006, A.D. and as the undersigned states herein above he attest in his unlimited commercial liability that the follawing states herein which are the documents filed with the supreme/superior court of Ohio state personally appeared the Secured Party Creditor Enrique Facundo(c)O to upon personally known to be the indentical man who executed the herewith and foregoing instruments and acknowledged to us that the executed the same as his free and voluntary act.

Given under our hand the last day written above.

EXECUTED DOCUMENTS

1). Verified Petition for Creat writ of Habeas Corpus, 2). Praecipe to the Clerk, 3). An Order for the Honorable Judge of supreme/superior court, 4). President of the United States/Governors of Ohio/New york States, Subpoena Duces Tecum, 5). Motion in Support of Issuance of Subpoena Duces Tecum, 6). Motion for Emergency Hearing for Creat Writ of Habeas Corpus, 7). Affidavit of Truth, 8). Verification, 10). Alleged called styled indictment Refused for Fraud pursuant to Title 28 Rule 9(b). 11). The alleged called styled Judgment and Probation/Commitment Order also is been Refused for Fraud pursuant to Title 28 Rule 9(b), 12). The Congressional Controlled Substances Act Misapplication of "UNENACTED" Federal Law 84 Statutes at Large 1242-1285, 5 pages of, 13). See Title 44 § 1505 Documents to be published in Federal Register mandatory order, which never were done, 14) National Archives Office of the Federal Register, 5 pages of, 15). Titles of United States Code, that never were enacted s a positive law, 16). New York Secretary of New York's filing acknowledgment dated July 29, 2005 from UCC-3 amended, regarding the Original filing of UCC-1 Financial Statement filing Number # 200411091127911 done and filed oh 11/09/2004. This action added or changed the name of the specific Debtor or.: read as follows: Debtor's name and Address: ENIQUE FACUNDO(c)®, ANGELINA FACUNDO(c)® GUTIERREZ, ORGANIZATION/TRADENAME/TRADEMARK-DEBTORS: 15908 65th AVENUE FRESH MEADOWS NY 11365. Remarks: The initial Financing Statement will lapse on 01/01/9999 unless continued.

17). Washington States Department of Licensing Uniform Commercial Code Information Search Acknowledgment: SEARCH NUMBER: 2005-124-2117-5S: 'Search on: ENRIQUE FACUNDO(c)®, ANGELINA FACUNDO(c)® GUTIERREZ(c)®, ORGANIZATION/TRADE NAME/TRADE P4ARK-DEBTORS (Organization) Debtor) File Numbers Searched: 2002-184-8890-8, Certified Through Date: May 3, 2005 Search Type: All Result Type: Details Include Lapsed: No. Intitial Filing No. 2002-184-8890-8 File Dated July 2, 2002 Lapse Date None. Debtor FACUNDO, ENRIQUE, NA P:0.B0X 10 LISBON OH 44432: Secured Party Facundo(c)®, Enrique, In care of: 15908 65th avenue Fresh Meadows, New York 11365, 18). Not'rce Concerning Fiduciary Relationship, 56 form, and Substitute Form W-8IMY Dept. of the Treas./IRS of PRIVATE CITIZEN: OF NEW YORK/REPUBLIC, ENRIQLIE FACUNDO(c)® bond 1{AMJ11100: By Signature of beneficial owner (or individual authorized to sign for beneficial owner) Without prejudice UCC-1207: November 20/1961/Authorized Representative Capacity in Which acting: Date: (Nunc Pro Tunc)(18th Birthday). 19). Acknowledgment Power of Attorney granted by the Debtor=Organization: to the Secured Party Creditor Sovereign man.

^n 9 nf 7 20). See dismissal of the also alleged case which also was also intentionally prefabricated in anticipation for the alleged also unlawful parole revocation hearing which it was used as an strategic by the DEA and INS agents in conspira- cy with the U.S. Prosector Jason Brown and others did plan this matter in order to stopped Enrique Facundo(c)(D to pursuing with to reopen the first 1980 fraudulent case which is been the whole fruit of this matter since that time!!! ( 26 years ago!) 21). See Affidavit Inquiries regarding this unlawful imprisonment "to which it is a Kidnapping" done on March 28, 2003 to Mark A. Bezy the FCI Warden this while I was be2n torturing in the whole, in their chamber of tortures, which was for more than 65 days!!! 22). Please see the main reason of all of these matters which these 15 pages pluss others 20 more pages were recorded to the DEA and INS Agents, the extortioners= Rico Act actions done by these agents against Enrique Facundo(c)® his whole family and 20 more business men people done in the City of New York in 1979 and 1980, which later these very same agents were doing the same extortion scheme operation against others business men in 1992 and 1993. Please see on pag-a on page No. 9: Third Conversation: E.F. (Alone) April 24, 1979 at night. E.F. Hello. D.E.A. Hello. This Don. E.F. yes sir? Where are you now? D.E.A. This is don Avon. ( Means Donald Habran) Don't you memember? You tolme to call you at 7:30. Now it's 15 munutes to 8:00PM. So what's the story? Do you have the money or no? E.F. Yes, I have it. D,E,A, Listen. Don't fool arround anymore, O.K? You have two choices, pay or be in big trouble. E.F. No. don't worry about. I have the money for you.. D.E.A. You have to worry, not us! Look, I want you to meet us at 9:00PM at 94th street an Astoria Blvd. There is a diner on the corner. ( now continue on page 10) E.F. O.K. I will be there at +/ 9:00^ D.E.A. Don't forget, bring it in cash and no more excuses, O.K. E.F. Yes, Sir. E.F. It's 8:50. I am on the way to see you. O.K. Mr. Morely? E.F. Hello Sir. It's 9:00. D.E.A. We were on time. That's good. D.E.A. Hi, this is Mr. Morely. E.F. Nice to meet you Mr. Morely. I.N.S. Don't remember me? E.F. Yes. You are from the immigration Department. You was the one who asked me for a Green Card at Kew Garden Court long time ago. INS yes. I'm the one. D.E.A. Let's go talk business. E.F. Can we go inside and drink something? D.E.A. No. it's to crowded. To many p2pple. We can't talk. This is a secret matter. E.F. O.K. D.E.A. Let's go to your car. I.N.S. Well, I think that you are in big trouble. E.F. Why I am in problem? I did't do anything wrong? I.N.S. You are breaking the law. You are hiring illegal aliens. WerrTow that for a fact. All of your mechanics don't have ( continue on page No. 11) legal page 3 of 7 Status. Neither do your customers. E.F. How do you know my customers don't have Green Cards? I.N.S. Well, we stopped many of your customers already. That's why. Well, lets get to the point. D.E.A. Are you going to make the deal or not? You must do so. You have no choice but do make a contract or we are going to arrest your people and any custumers who come to your place. Then you will have to close you businesses, plus you will be fined for $ 10,000.00 E.F.Cbme•on Mr. Don, (Donald Habran) I do not make to much money here. We only make our living. I.N.S. Let's not be cheap. We know you are making money. The place-. is busy all the time and besides this we know that you export used parts and cars. Don't start crying. D.E.A. You already promised to pay and make an arrangement for every week or every month. E.F. So how much is the quota? I want no problems with my business. D.E.A....:... it's very simple. You can pay with auto repairs if you don't have the money. Don't be stupid. E.F. So how much I have to pay per month. I.N.S. Well. Do it the same way the other people do. We have almost 20 more businesses already and they pay so why don't you do it the same way? D.E.A. Let's go make the first payment. E.F. I think is to much. Let's make for less amount. I.N.S. No, We are four people, Mr. Avon, Habran my boss, and Mr. Morely. D.E.A. Listen. Our quoata will be $ 1000 per month. You pay in cash or you pay in repairs period! E.F. O.K. I guess I have no choice. O.K. Here are the first payment. One hundred, two hundred, three hundred, four hundred, five hundred, six hundred, seven hundred, eight hundred, nine hundred, one thousand. I.N.S. Good. It's cool. D.E.A. O.K. We are going to see you next month for the next payment or maybe one of my partners has a car for service so you don't have to worry about paying in cash. E.F. O.K. You let me know. So you thing I wil not have any problem. D.E.A. It's taken care of already. Your a gentleman. Good bye. See you nest time. E.F. O.K. Good bye. I.N.S. Good bye Mr. Facundo. E.F. Good bye Sir. 23. will an option if the this honorable court/superior court want to see the other evidences I, Enrique Facundo(c) have avaible at this time. Which are as follow: (1) An Notarized Affidavit made and signed by one of the codefendants, the only not for; one we Knew in those days but that we havenseeing^six months prior to the fabricated case 1980. This Affidavit are 4 pages of stating how the whole case was made through the DEA and their criminal informants. (2) Repo:°t of Investigation Done in between the DEA and NEW YORK NYDETF. Made on May 1, 1980. Where the alleged investigators stated have seeing me driven my Cadillac from my place of busnesses to my domicile, as well they also saw me closing the door of my business while I was out of New York/Republic since March 03, thru April 20 of 1980. I have also a copy of my pass port proven I was out of New York in those

page 4 of 7 days. After of have been hired my defense atttorney; the same one presided the trial in 1980, this man was supplying information to the same DEA and INS agents including the prosecutors whose were involved in the same case in 1980, which were the one who prefabricated the whole matter, then these very same persons, did send me a lady named Gladis Marino, to offer me sex and other things,to entrapment me against in such another case so in this way then can stopped me to pursuing in the orginal prefabricate one, in 1980. All these coversations were recorded too. There are 5 pages of. I have the Alleged parole Warrant which also was issued on an invalid parole which such was placed on count of Conspiracy which it is prohibit, such unlawful parole revocation hearing was done on also invalid parole and that I held in this place of Bureau of Prison just on a warrant and a notice of Action, these are 3 pages of, I have also an affidavit of the defense attorney stating that such parole hearing was done without witnesss, requested to be present and never showed up. one page of, I have and Order of No. 80-CR 201(S-1)(TCP) when Judge Thomas Platt with the direction of the U.S. Parole Commissioner did Amended a parole to the Defendant ENRIQUE FACUNDO(c)@ after 14 years, and also 14 months after of such alleged unlawful parole revocation hearing was done. (this means he did it just to cover-up the parole people and prosecutors which when such parole was done such matter did not exist in all the aspects, (1) initially was done upon a false/prebabricate conviction in which I was no either in New York when the alleged :crime was committed, (2) such case was done wiubject matter jurisdiction, no valid titles, codes, and not Regulations, an invalid called styled indictment. See Parole amended one page. I have U.S. Parole commission's letter sent to them asking for reasons why I was held in this place unlawfully without any valid indictment, and I have a response of the Warding Morrison leter dated Oct 3, 2001, whe he stated. You are being held on the above warrant, and notice of action. No indicment. These are 4 pages of: I have also a letter sent to Governor Pataki in New York Reguesting for proof of Extradition from New York/Republic into the Federal system this is there was any reason, or any crime committed by me, which according with Title 40 § 255 were supposed to be done, I have also the response of Governor Pataki, Which states the following: For you information, the Governor ^as of this date has received no request from Queens County nor the federal govern- ment. Dated August 18, 2000. I also have the table of authorities regarding the Title 21, 18 and others which are not enated law, See CFR. I also have a Disposition of Non-Drug evidence dated 6/30/97. I have Report of Investigation of 1994 which states no drags and non drug evidence this investigation will be closed. page 5 of 7 See Expatriation/Repatriation Affidavit aTready registered with the County Recorder's office and with UCC-1 in Washington State Secretary office, New York State/Secretary of State too. See the three pages of for which this also are my stading of have been expatriated from Washington D.C. and its territories if in fact they had have any connections with my name too; for which according with the alleged resident alien's card they did have my Birth Certificate which it is the bond in control which by fraud also the United States Corporation is assumed with are their property. Which it is not. See also my Common law name Copyrighted, also registered with the County Recorder's No. 20200888 and the Secretary of State No. 2003-036-0869-3. 3 pages of, See Back of the Yards Yournal Dated July 10, 2002, an affidavit of Copyrighted Notice Publication, one page of, See Clasified Ads of News paper publication copy of ad, one page of, See Certification of Publication Affidavi:ti registered with the county Recorder's office No. 0428932013, one page of this a family copyrighted Notice, See Legal Notice of same publication which is also a family copyrighted Notice, one page of, Enrique Facundo(c)® also offer the copy of the fraudulent called P.S.I. which also was prefabricated with false stories of all the colors stating dates and meetings with unknown codefendants that the very first time we met these persons, was when we were unalwfully and by force as dragged to the Equity not constitutional court, a court which allowed false criminal informants to commit perjury, a court which allow perjury by the prosecutors, a court that allow planting evidences, a court which allows prefabricate cases, a court that allow defense attorneys be working for both sides, to the government and to the defendant. (a government informant) which it is a conflict of interests. A violation of the Constitution/due process. A court which allows to be applicable Titles, codes, which are the mayority of the called styled indictments had have not "Regulations" See Const. Art. 3 Sec. 2, cl. 2. Titles 21, 18, are not law, these titles are unenacted law, "Unwritten law". As beside all of these, the Constitution do not authorize to falsely prefabricate cases to no one. Fraud is fraud herein and in any where. And when there is afraud, the more solemnly contract is vitiate. In 1997 Enrique Facundo(c)® did file a Rule 35 motions petition to the court to dismiss such alleged and fraudulent Special parole which was placed in the Conspiracy count, this which also it is agaisnt the law, in any way it was implemented, either in the substantive count, or in a conspiracy count, because in none of such counts Enrique Facundo(c)® qualified due that everything is a plot against Enrique Facundo(c)® which no either such charges were done against, it was done against the Debtor, ENRIQUE FACUNDO(c)® ORGANIZATION/ TRADE/NAME TRADE/h1ARK-DEBTOR: WHICH no either defendant/Debtor was involved in anything. All is fraud, that defendant no even was in New York at the time alleged called styled indictmerit stated was iri New York it is not, Defendant was at 2600 miles away from New York. I do offer the pass port proven the oppositive way. All these matter have page 6 of 7 presenting with these non-constitutional courts, which these courts; the united states courts are only to conspire with the government to prefabricate cases, to place human been in their control to mame revenues base upon the Bid, performance, and penals bonds, then resells such with the Corporations. See Title 27 § 7211 which all the crimes are commercials. I do also offer the copy of Jason Brown the U.S. Prosetor's letter to the Judge whose presided this unlawful matter from the very beginning. Which what I did demanded to the court was to dismissed such matter because assuming that such penalty was legitimate, that it was no either authorize to be place in any one count due to the amount/quantity of the offense. and that such matter on top of have been prebabricated that such parole was imposed into the Conspiracy count that when such also unlawful parole revocation heareing was done, that such parole on even was in the a count authorized by the law; which assuming that it was true, and lawful impossed it does not merit such penalty according with the Constitution. Such amended was done also in violation of the constution mandates, as also these United States Prosecutors are continuing committing fraud in all the color, applying Titles, codes, which does not have Regulation, using as backed up with the alleged called styled indictments which careless of Regulation too. Perpetrate fraud in all the documents presented which all of them qualify for Rico/Racketeer Influenced and Corrupt Organizations Act. Misprison felony, Cases created by them for ransom. Misrepresentation, fraudulent misrepresentation, monopolization, which is the modus operandi, all of these matter are and have been done also fnotivate from a revenge, a retaliation just because Enrique Facundo(c)® reported their corruption against the business men in flew York in 1979. Therefore, for the already stated herein and more and more which the door is leaving open for future adds regarding this same matter. And such and any document/presemtment made by the United States Agents any of them are refused for cause of a perpetrate fraud pursuant to to Title 28 Rule 9(b). I_eaving for now in the hands of the superior court people as supporting this whole matter on moral absolutism, moral obligation; as pursuant to the law, the real law, the constitution correct the "Moral Turpitude" which are the modus operandi of the United States agents. Moral Turpitude, is a conduct that is contrary to justice, honesty, or good morals; in the area of professional responsibility, offenses involving moral turpitude such as fraud or breach of trust are traditionally is considered to reflect adversely on one's fitness to practice law. All of these dishonest U.S. Prose- cutors, agents and any agent of of any of these Agencies which have been involved in the this perpetrated fraud against I Enrique Facundo(c)® and whole family. Done nunc pro tunc, both, currently and Retractively March 1979.

En iq FacurxioMJ9-5amdre$ Party Creditor At y-in-Fact /Vathorizei Representative Verification page 7 of 7 for the Debtor ENRIQUE FADJN[)D(c)® CRGANIZATION/ TRADE/NAh1E fyM'E/TPJsDE MARK-DEETOR ENS LEGIS. AFFIDAVIT CERTIFICATE OF SERVICE

I, Enrique Facundo(c)® the living flesh, and blood sovereign man, is Secured Party Creditor, and do hereby attest on my unlimited commercial liability that the following stated herein and bellow, is true, correct, complete, and not misleading the truth, the whole truth, and nothing but the truth, so help me God.

1). See the People of united states of America/Ohio/Republic, ex el., Verification for Writ of Habeas Corpus as of Right which are 7 pages of; 2). A Praecipe petition 5 pages of; 3). Order/Official Officer Ohio Supreme/superior court judge 2 pages of; 4). SS. President of the United States/Governors of Ohio/New York States's Subpoena Duces Tecum, 4 pages of; 5). Motion in Support of Issuance of Subpoena Duces Tecum, 2 pages of; 6). Motion for Emergency Hearing for Great Writ of Habeas:Corpus, 2 pages of; 7). Affi(iavit of Truth, Notice to Agent is Notice 'to Principal Notice to Principal is Notice to Ageny, "Indeed, no more than (affidavit) is necessary to make the prima facie case." 4 pages of; 8). Verification State of Ohio Columbiana County, 7 pages of 10). The Called Styled Indictment 3 pages of is refused for Fraud pursuant to Title 28 Rule 9(b) as done nunc pro tunc, both, currently and Retrocatively March 1979, 11). The Called Styled alleged Judgment and Probation/Commitment Order 1 page refused for fraud pursuant to Title 28 Rule 9(b), 12). The Congressional Controlled Substances Act Misapplication of "Unenacted" Federal Law 84 Statutes At Large 1242-1285 5 pages of, 13). Title 44 § 1505 Regarding Documents to be published in Federal Registered and was not due, 14). National Archives Office of the Federal Register, are 5 pages of, 15).. Table of United States Code: one page of, 16). Filing Acknowledgment dated July 29, 2005: Debtors Name and address: ENRIQUE FACUNDO (c)®, ANGELINA FACUNDO(c)® GUTIERREZ(c)®, ORGANIZATION/TRADE/NAME/TRADE MARK- DEBTORS: WHICH AS ITS STATED HEREIN HABEAS CORPUS AN ORGANIZATION NEITHER CAN BE IN PRISON, NOR A SOVEREIGN MAN. (The whole matter was charged was to the corporation/Organization, but not the Sovereign man. Which also is a perpetrated fraud too. 17). Washington State Department of Licnesing Uniform Commercial Code, Information Search Acknowledgment, Search Number: 2005-124-2117-5S Search on: ENRIQUE FACUNDO(c)® ANGELINA FACUNDO(c)® GUTIERREZ(c)® ORGANIZATION/TRADE/NAME/TRADE MARK-DEBTORS( ORGANIZATION) (Debtors) file Numbers Searched 2002-184-8890-8 Certified Through Date: May 3, 2005.

one page of 2 18). Notice Concerning Fiduciary Relationship-form 56, 2 pages of, 19). Certificate of Foreign Status of Beneficial O,mer for United States Tax Withholding Substitute Form W-8IMY DeDt. of the Treas/IRS 0MB No. 1545-1621. 2 pages of, 20.). Acknowledgment, Power of Attorney, tow pages of, 21). Copy ofd"er 94-CR-790 (S-1)(DGT) Dismissal to the Defendant ENRIQUE FACLINDO(c)o ORGANIZATION/TRADE/NAME NAME/TRADE MARK-Debtor, one pafie of, 22). Inquiries Regarding this Unlawful Imprisonment "to which it is a Kidnapping" dated Marh 28, 2003, 5 pages of, 23). Tape Conversation Between DEA called Investigator and Enrique Facundo(c)® here are 15 paged of the 35 pages that were recorded during the steam/scheme operation of the DEA and INS agents-extortions done to Enrique Facundo(c)0' place of business, and other 20 more businesses men in New York, Note: Whatever is cited within the Verification which are 7 pages of, and thet this in reference in cited on paraph (23) will be ready if this honorable superior court want/need to see the attached evidences in reference which the proof that I Enrique Facundo(c)® neither was at New York during the matter stated within the alleged Indictment, and PSI, nor has had any knowing concerning the defendants named also in the P.S.I. and with the Indictment as we met each other was when we were presented in that non-constitutional court/equity one. Please do not hasitate to let me know then I will mail it immidiately. If need copies to the adversary parties; would you please reproduce it. Done nunc pro twnc; both, currently and Retroactively March 1979.

Ohio Supreme/superior court ^^. Clerk of same superior court nri e ac Secured Party Creditor 65 South Front Street Columbus torney-inFact Authorized Representative Ohio 45215, in Jurisdiction of superior ^r the Debtor, Ens legis. court/the People's court. Alberto Gonzalez, Attorney General U.S. Depantment of Justice T.R. Sniezek, FSL/FCI Elkton Warden ConstitutionlAvenue^and 10th, 8730;Scroggs Road, Elkton Ohio Washington, D.C. 20530 44415, all d.b.a. Custodians/Trustees/ Harley Lappin, Director B.O.P. Respondents, and Respondents Superiors, Washington, 320 FTrst=Str.eety With Supervised persons, et. al., NW-Washnnqton, D.C. 20534 S. Scott Dodrill., Regional Director Northeast Regional Office U.S. CustomHouse, 7th Floor 2nd and Chestnut Street Philadelphia, Phennsilvania 19106

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UNITED STATES DISTRICT COURT FASTERN DISTRICT OP NEW YORB ------x

UNITED STATES OF AMERICA

- against - . SU P E R S E D I N G I N D I C T M E N T £NRIQUS FACUNDO; Cr. No. 90-00-201(S) (T. 21, U.S.C.^ §§B (a and 846; T. 18, U_S.C., §2)

Defandants. ------x

THE CRAND JURY CBARGES:

CODNT ONE

On orabout.andbetweenMarch 6r 1980and.Apri1..91

198 0jboth' dates beiugapprWtimateand.inclusive; within the

Eastern District of-New York and elsewhere, the defendants,

tNRIQUE FACUNDO,.: }J C^ ^,C G }.^ ^ Z _

F^^_'e``t

Section 841(a) (1) of Title S^. 14nipt^^^^e5

1. It was partQ^ dL^ispiracr'^hat the defendants,

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t to_d$K{M0tu4.$^a^'subs'4 -

hydsochl 7vg1Q6 dole ^ bntrolled substance_ ^ ^` 0 , 2. It was .oF^id couspiracy that the

defendants and co-conspiiatom wauld conceal the exietence of

the conspiracy and would take steps designed to prevent di9-

closttre of their activities_ (Title 21, UAited States Code,

Section B46). AUG.-3n'01(THU) 10:56 US ATTORNEY'S EDNY

COUNT TWO.

On orabout March11, 1980; within the Eastern

nistrictof New York,the defendants ENRIQUE FACUNDO,

b C^ )C C) did knowi.ngly and intention- ally.distribteapproximately125grams netweight-of cocaine

hydrochloride, a Schedule II narcotic'drug controlled sub-

stance. (Title21, United States Code, Section 841(a)(1) and

Title 18, United States Code, Section 2).

on;pr,:about.March19,^ .. . . . 1980,.yTitHintheEastern ...... District ofNew Yorkand elsewhere,the defandants;3's78lQrss

FACONbO,. }Jc^)cQ. did knowingly and intentionally,.distributeapproximatelg123':grams..

net weightof eoeainehydrochloride,a5chedule II.nareotic drug

controlledsubstance. ( Title21,:.Uni,ted States Ccde, Section

.,_841(a)(1), and:.Title 18.,United Btates.Code,Section 2).

COUNT £O[1R

did knowingly and intentionally poseess with in-

tent to distribute approximately 435 grams of.cocaine hydro-

chloride, a Schedule II narcotic drug controlled substance.

(Title 21, United States Code, Section B91(a)(1) and Title 18,

United States Code, Section 2). -

On or about the 9th day of April, 1980, within the

Eastern Dietrict of Netio York, the defendaats;. )j C-) )CC)- AUG. -30' 01 (THU) 10:57 US ATTORNEY' S EDNY TEL:719 254 6320 P. 004

bcq) Cc.D , ar,a b^ t^.CC^ did )tnowingly and intentionally possess with intent to distribute

aPPrc%imately G94 grams of cocaine. '(Title21y United States

Ccde., Section 8Q1(a).(1) and..Title18;...IInitedStatesCode, Saction 2)". - - -

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LENRI^U£ FACUNDO__j______I DOCKETNO. ^') CR-80-00201(S) , Q :PIiOHATIION/C^,^OtMM[TMENTS;ORDER_ ^ r,^ .n^k^^ • _ AOZ4s®

In the presence of the attorney for the government MoNTH DAY verypt

the defendant appeared in person on this date I 10 21 1 98 0-

CUUNSEL L_J WITHOUT COUNSEL However the court advised defendant of right to counsel and zsked whether defendant deslred t, have counsel appointed by the court and the defendant lhereupon waived assistance of counsel.

, i WITH COUNSEL L-^ymt1I1C^..^[.1S S-AIaA - _ _ _ _ - _ - _ _ _ _ _ - _ - - _ _ (Name of counsel)

^LJ GUILTY, and the court being satisfied that I_J NOLO CONTENDERE, I NOT GUILTf PLEA there is a factual hasis for the plea,

1_J NOT GUILTY. Defendant is discharged _t rl$ There being a finding/verdict of f1^i GUILTY. FR^QQnt1V

Defendant has been convicted as charged of the offense(s) qf^u"FjACj^q'@ing TitleQ61. ^^4:'S . Code, FINDING & Section &4t3 ^^'^ S^t,^a)tj'.S) anci''T^^o'lC,^n\ c'^" ^• veion^ Z. JUDCMENT %0 e ^ pr ^rcr aTt ^".- R FR P ^e . o^ tv tcl REF^15^glblU1e a e , mcP.. ^I F^<;i The conri askcd whcthcr dcfundznt had x^ihing n^ should not be pronounced.8ecause no sufficient euue to lhe contrar, wzs shown, or appeared to the cmvt, the court adjud efendant guilLy as charged,and convicted and ordered that: The defendant i hereby rommilted to the custudy ur the Attorney Genera authorizcd representative for imprisonmenl for a period of IT IS ADJUDGED ^,,n (^bunt One(1) that the defendant is hereby committed the.:C^tstody of `the Attorney General or his authorized representative sENTEraCE fcir imprisonment..^or a term of Ten(10) years, and that defendant shall aR becom elig^ble for parole under T-13 USC Sec. 4205(b)(2) at such time PnorATroN as the .Pa•t`ole Commission ma.y determine. ORDER Defendant shall pay a fine to the United States in the sum of Teh Thousand Dollars($10,000.,00),. IT IS ADJUDGED on Count Three(3) that the defnndant is hereby committe' to the custody of the Attorney General or his authorized representatit for imprisonment for a term of Ten(10) years, and that defendant shall become eligible.for parole underT-18 USC Sec. 4205(b)(2) at such time SPECIAL as the Parole Commission may determine. Such sentence of intprisonment CONDITIONS shall run. concurrently with8the sentence of imprisonment imposed on OF Cotint One (1) . PRORATION Defendant shall pay a fine to the United States in the sum of Teh Thousand Dollars($10,000.00) for an aggregate fi.ne of Twenty Thousand Dollars($2Q,000.00). Defendant shall also serve a Special Parole Term for the balance of hi life. On motion of Assistant U.S. Attorney Urgenson, Coun$s One(1), Two(2) •rhrer^i'^l of thdictmbnt Cr-50-00201 are orderec? dismissed, V-t

1 = CONrRES5I0NAL CONIROLLEID SOBSTANCES AGT MISAPPL•ICATION OF "UMENACTED" FLDFItAL LAW 84 STANLFS AS LARGE 1242-1285

The accused attaches herewith enum ^rated authorities which

establish irrefutable and undeniable proof that the Congressional Controlled

! Substances Act is policy, not law, and is restricted to application within

the jurisaictional parameters of where the federal governmenC lawfully

possesses exclusive legislative jurisdiction.

61 Stat. 633, Sec. 101, requires that an "enacting" clause

is to be placed "on.the face" of the law. The Congressional Coritrolled

Substances Act fails on its face to cornnence with the required enacting

clause.

61 Stat. 634, Sec. 102, requires that a"resolving" clause

is to be placed at the cor.clusion or end of the law. By consulting 84

Stat. 1296, it is found that the Congressional Controlled Substances Act

fails to conclude with a "resolving" clause, however, the "Act" iermediately

following (Pub. L. 91-514) contains the required "enacting" clause, demon-

strating that when Congress intends an enactment into "positive law," it

does so on the face of the law.

68 Stat. 683, Title 18 of the [,'nited States Code, currsnences

:zth the required lanouage of an "enacting" clause, on the face of the

law, oiving the required formal notice to all w-izo may be affected by the

statutory provisions, that the title has been enacted into positive fedei:aj

law, and when its statutory provisicns are properly brought forth bv publi-

cation in the Federal Reeister, and Code of Federal Rem.ilations, the statutory

provision so promulgate3, possess "general" applicability over the nation .i;. k_1h)1VAAf at large.

84 Stat. 1242, Sec. 100, the cortanencemenc of the Congressional

Controlled Substances Act fails to contain the required "enacting" clause

as required under 61 Stat. 633, Sec. 101, thus the Act fails to show its

authority on its face, wtiereby the Actmust be regarded as policy, not

5 law.

6 84 Stat. 12c.3, Sec. 402(c)(1), sets jurisdiction of the Ac;,

7 and its enumerated provisions within the judicial domain of an Article

s III, District Court of the United States. The "arising under" clause con-

9 tained in this section is found in Article III, Sec. 2 of the National

Constitution, identifying the party of interest. When an agent or agency

of the Federal United States, Corporation [28 USC 3002(15)(A)] is carrying

out an Article I, delegated power withih the several sovereign states,

the District Courts of the United States have jurisdiction by way of the

"arising under" clause, w-hether as the complaining party or as a defendant.

If, however, an agent or agency of the Federal United States, Corporation,

operates under Congress' Article IV Iegislative jurisdiction, e.,cclusive

to the geographical "United States," or federal government, the "arising

under" clause does not apply, as the act is perpetrated "under color of

law." In other words, an "Act of Congress," which is locally applicable

to and in force only in the District of Columbia, the Cortononwealth of Puerto

Rico, U.S. Virgin Islands, Guam, and American Samoa, does not Iegitimately

reach the several sovereign states and population at large. See: FRCr.P,

23 Rule 54(C) and 54(2).

24 84 Stat. 1296, Sec. 1200, (C) of the Congressional Controlled

25 Substances Act, concludes with no "resolving" clause, as required under 261 61 Stat. 634, Sec. 102. 271 PARP,LI.EL Tl,ffi.FS OF AUIBuRI= AND RULES (' 96 Fd. ) at p. 758 i 281 utiich provides self-evident proof that the enumerated statutory provisions I under which the accused is charged, convicted, and falsely imprisoned,

2 are noL cited, indicating that the statutory provis?ccs are not published

3 in the Federal Register or are there any published implementing regulations

4 in the Code of Federal Regulations.

5 PARALLEL TAHI.FS OF AITIffDRl^`LFS AND RULES (' 96 Ed.) at p. 811

611 where it is revealed that 84 Stat. 1242-1285 is not cited, thus the Congres-

sional Controlled Substances Act posse.ses no published regulations in

the Federal Register or does the Act possess any published implementing

regulations in the Code of Federal Regulations.

21 C.F.R_ 1311.02(a) and (h) - implementing authorities for

the Federal Drug Enforcement Administration, which at (a) operate under

the non-positive law provision 84 Stat. 1242-1285, and at (h) may lawfully

be applied within specifically defined and circmscribed jurisdictional

parameters ... out of the jurisdiction of any particular sovereign state.

75 104_,Stat. 4933, the congressional progeny to 28 USC 3002(15)(a),

16 defines the "United States" as a Federal Corporation, however, in violation

17 of the Sirth Amendment of the National Constitution (Nature and Cause),

Is and FRCP, Rules 7(c)(1), 10, 11(c)(1), 12(b)(7); 17(a) and (b), and 19, 19 the federal government has fraudulently concealed and misrepresented itself 20 as being other than a federal corporation, while lacking the authoritv 21 to name or represent the natio•i at large as an injured party.

1) 1) 18 USC 1 thxu 12, have not been promulgated in either the Federal

23 Reoister or the Code of Federal ReTalations.

24 18 USC 922-925, have not been promulgated in either the Federal

25 Resister or the Code of Federal Regulations. ?6 18 USC 3231, (62 Stat. 826), has not been promulgated in either

)7 the Federal Register or the Code of Federal Reeulations.

!g 3 ^>/j^ /f,%4'fr

^

18USC 3551, (98 Stat. 1988), has been prorrrulgated in

the Code of Federal Regulations, under 43 C.F.R. 9260, which governs

public iands in Alaska. The implementing regulations fail to reach

any oth=_r type of conduct, thus the statute and its _-plementing regu-

lation _re at a variance, and therefore fail to proviue specific notice.

Further, by consulting the Parallel Tables of Authorities and Rules,

(1996 ed.) at p. 816, it is found that 98 Stat. 1988 has not been pub-

tished in the Federal Register or the Code of Federal Regulations.

21 USC 841, (84 Stat. 1260, Sec. 401, and 1262, Sec. 402),

neither the U.S. Code citation or statute at large enumeration possess

published regulations in either the Federal Register or the Code of

Fderal Regulations.

21 USC 846, (84 Stat. 1265, Sec. 406), neither the U.S_

Code citation or the statute at large enumeration possess published

regulations in either the Federal Register or the Code of Fedetal Re_ou-

lations.

21 USC 848, (84 Stat. 1265, Sec. 408), while the statute

at large enuneration lacks either an enacting or resolving cieuse,

or published reo+laricros, Subsection 848 of Title 21 possesses a,i

plementing regulation, which is set out under Z8 C.F.R. 524, governing

the classification and program review of federal ir.mates. The imple- menting regulation fails to give notice of the conduct proscribed under

the U.S. Code citation.

21 USC 952, (84 Stat. 1285, Sec. 1001), c.-hile the statute at large enumeration possesses no published regulations, or enacting or resolving clause, Subsection 952 and 960 of Title 21, possess imple- menting regulations under 19 C.F.R. 162 and 21 C.F.R. 1311-1312, which

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T` 77

provide for civil penalties for those who import into the U.S. Customs

Territories of the federal United States, contraband, without a permit

or who fail to pay a specified tax, set out under Subsection 1584 of

Title 19.

26 IISC 4721, 4722, 4751, 4753, in accordance wi.th provisions

of the Federal Narcotic Law, any person who produces, manufactures, imports, compounds, deals in, sells, dispenses, or gives away,narcotic drugs, as defined, must register with the Secretary of the Treasury or his delegate, and pay a special occupational tax. The same is true with respect to persons who traffic in marijuana:

The original statute, imown commonly as the Harrison Nar- cotic Act or the Harrison Anti-Narcotic Act, and subsequent amendments, render mlaw-ful all traffic in narcotics by unregistered persons (21

USC 171) and impose a tax, represented by appropriate stamps on con- tainers or order form, on all transfers of narcotics and marijuana.

See 25 An.Jur. 2d. 35. 1^"_1h /V1 44 § 1503 PUBLIC PRINTING AND DOCUMENTS Ch. 15 Ch. 15 FEDERAL REGISTER AND CFR ^. 170 44 § 1505 all such documents issued, prescribed, or promulgated by the agen- Government Printing Office in a serial publication designated the cy. "Federal Register." The Public Printer shall make available the (Pub.'L. 90-620, Oct. 22, 1968,.82 Stat. 1274; Pub.L. 95-440, § 2, Oct. 10, facilities of the Government Printing Office for the prompt printing 1978, 92 Stat. 1063; Pub.L. 98-497, Title I, § 107(b)(4), Oct. 19, 1984, 98 and distribution of the Federal Register in the manner and at the Stat. 2287.) times required by this chapter and the regulations prescribed under it. The contents of the daily issues shall be indexed and shall HISTORICAL AND STATUTORY NOTES comprise all documents, required or authorized to be published, Revision Notes and Legislative Reports tration", and "Archivist" for "Administra- filed with the Office of the Federal Register up to the time of the 1968 Act. Based on 44 U.S.Code, 1964 tor". day immediately preceding the day of distribution fixed by regula- ed., § 302 (July 26, 1935, c. 417, § 2, 49 1978 Amendment. Pub.L. 95-440 sub- Stat. 500; June 30, 1949, c. 288, Title I, stituted provision for retention of origi- tions under this chapter. There shall be printed with each doc- § 104(a), 63 Stat. 381). nal documents by the General Services ument a copy of the notation, required to be made by section 1503 Administration for prior provision for Senate Report No. 1621, see 1968 U.S. of this title, of the day and hour when, upon filing with the Office, retention in the archives of the National Code Cong. and Adm.News, p. 4438. Archives and inserted provisions dis- the document was made available foi public inspection. Distribu- 1984 Act. Senate Report No. 98-373 pensing with such retention when dis- tion shall be made by delivery or by deposit at a post office at a and House Conference Report No. posals are made in accordance with dis- time in the morning of the day of distribution fixed by regulations 98-1124, see 1984 U.S.Code Cong. and posal schedules and requiring retention Adm.News, p. 3865. of original proclamations of the Presi- prescribed under this chapter. The prices to be charged for the dent and Executive orders as part of the Federal Register may be fixed by the Administrative Committee of National Archives. Amendments the Federal Register established by section 1506 of this title without 1984 Amendment. Pub.L. 98-497 sub- Effective Dates stimted "Archivist of the United States" 1984 Act. Amendment by Pub.L. reference to the restrictions placed upon and fixed for the sale of for "Administrator of General Services", 98-497 effective April 1, 1985, see sec- Government publications by sections 1705 and 1708 of this title. "National Archives and Records Admin- tion 301 of Pub.L. 98-497 set out as a istration" for "General Services Adminis- note under section 2102 of this title. (Pub.L. 90-620, Oct. 22, 1968, 82 Stat. 1274.)

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(1) Presidential proclamations and Executive orders, except alternate systems of filing or publication shall have the same effect those not having general applicability and legal effect or effec- as filing with the Office or publication in the Federal Register under tive only against Federal agencies or persons in their capacity this chapter or other law or regulation. With respect to documents as officers, agents, or employees thereof; - promulgated under alternate systems, each agency shall preserve (2) documents or classes of documents that the President the original and two duplicate originals or two certified copies for may determine from time to time have general applicability filing with the Office when the President determines that it is and legal effect; and practicable. (3) documents or classes of documents that may be required (Pub.L. 90-620, Oct. 22, 1968, 82 Stat. 1274.) so to be published by Act of Congress. 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Toledo, P. thereof by the President. Defense 17 posed Executive order or proclamation Effect of failure 13 & W.R.R. v. Stover, D.C.I11.1945, 60 conforms to the requirements of § 1 of See. 6. Definitfon. The term "Presi- F.Supp. 587. this order and i3 free from typographical dential proclamations and Executive or- Force and effect of law, rules and regu- or clerical error, the Director of the Of- ders," as used in Section 5(a) of the lations 4 3. Rules and regulatlons-Generally Federal Register Act (44 U.S.C 1505(a)) Internal management rules 6 fice of the Federal Register shall trans- The binding force and effect of statute mit it and three copies thereof to the (subsec. (a) of this section], shall, except Presumptions 18 or law attaches to duly promulgateci President. as the President or his representative Purpose 2 government agency regulations may hereafter otherwise direct, be whether (e) If the proposed Executive order or Rules and regulations or not person deemed to include such attachments or body publishing them proclamation is disapproved by the Di- Generally 3 was under any obligation to impose thereto as are referred to in the respec- rector of the Office of Management and Administrative regulations 5 duties or restrictions upon himself or tive proclamations or orders. Budget or by the Attorney General, it Force and effect of law 4 others. Northern States Power Co, v, shall not thereafter be presented to the Sec. 7. Prlor order. Upon its publi- Internal management rules 6 Rural Electrification Administration, President unless it is accompanied by a cation in the FEDERAL REGISTER, this Particular regulations 7 D.C. Minn.1965, 248 F.Supp. 616. 172 173 44 § 1505 PUBLIC PRINTING AND DOCUMENTS Ch, 15 Ch. 15 FEDERAL REGISTER AND CFR t T-7 44 § 1g05 Note 14 - Forea ar.d effeet of 1aw and legal effect had force and effect of a- F.Supp. 879, affirmed 228 F.2d 624, cer- gated regulation. Northern States Pow- Rules by government agency of gener- statute and as such was binding upon tiorari denied 76 S.Ct. 849, 351 U.S. 954, er Co. v. Rural Electrification Adminis- al applicability and published in accord- Secretary until repealed or modified by 100 L.Ed. 1477. tration, D.C.Minn.1965, 248 F.Supp. 616. ance with this section have force and him. Sheridan-Wyoming Coal Co. v. Krug, 1949, 172 F.2d 282, 84 U.S.App. Price orders of Office of Price Admin- 13. - Effect of failure effect of statute or law, and are binding istration relating to sales of ethyl alcohol on those persons publishing them as D.C. 288, reversed on other grounds 70 * Since the "custom and tvritten inter- to Government for wartime purposes S.Ct. 392, 338 U.S. 621, 94 L.Ed. 393. pretation" of the West Point cadet honor well as the general public until such were not orders of "general applicabili- code has neither been published in the time as they be repealed or modified. R.E.A. bulletin, published in Register, ty", and, therefore, were not required to Federal Register nor distributed under Northern States Power Co. v. Rural Elec- regarding policy and procedures for ap- trification Administration, D.C.Minn. be published in Federal Register by pro- academy auspices, it does not create le- proval of loan for generation or trans- vision of this section requiring publica- gally binding rights or obligations. An- 1965, 248 F.Supp. 616. mission facilities appeared to constitute tion in Federal Register of documents drews v. Knowlton, a duly promulgated regulation enacted C.A.N.Y.1975, 509 5. - Administrative regulations having general applicability. R.F.C. V. within authority of R.E.A., and was a F.2d 898, certiorari denied 96 S.Ct. 142, Regulation promulgated by Federal United Distillers Products Corp., D.C. pronouncement having the force and ef- 468, 423 U.S. 873, 46 L.Ed.2d 105. Administrator of Price Control under Conn.1952, 113 F.Supp. affirmed fect of law, contrary to contention that it 204 F.2d 511. Federal Register Act was not violated Emergency Price Control Act, 50 App., was a mere statement or notice of policy by nonpublication of program opera- former § 901 et seq., fixing maximum made at request or congressional com- 10. Exeautive orders tions manual systems guidelines, which price for nylon hose was an "administra- mittee. Northern States Power Co. v. Executive orders carry force and effect govern calculation of retroactive old age, tive regulation of general applicability" Rural Electrification Administration, of law if they are issued pursuant to survivors disability insurance benefits which was required to be printed in Fed- D.C.Minn.1965, 248 F.Supp. 616. constitutlonal or statutory authority. and supplemental security income, as eral Register. Hall v. Chaltis, D.C.Mun. Commodity Credit Corporation's regu- Legal Aid Soc. of Alameda County v. there is no requirement that program App.1943, 31 A.2d699. lations, duly promulgated and published Brennan, D.C.Cal.1974, 381 F.Supp. 125. operations manual system guicfelines be, 6. - Internal management rules in Federal Register, had all binding The President's Ex.Ord. No. 9108 published. White v. Bowen, S.D.N.Y. Fact that Civil Service Commission force and effect of law, and were bind- March 21, 1942, delegating Director of 1986, 636 F.Supp. 1235, affirmed 835 Federal Personnel Manual and Depart- ing upon all persons who might come Office of Defense Transportation to as- F.2d 974. ment of Agriculture Regulations were within their provisions. U.S. v. Spring- sume control of a railroad for war pur- Absent presidential determination for not filed with Federal Register or pub- field Fire & Marine Ins. Co., D.C.Mo. poses was not invalid for failure to fol- publication, Federal Register publication lished in Code of Federal Regulations 1952, 107 F.Supp. 753, affirmed 207 F.2d low form of former §§ 301 to 310, 311 to of provisions of Internal Revenue Ser- did not limit their efficacy in regard to 935. 314 of this title [now covered in this vice handbook and policy statement of reduction-in-personnel procedures, since United States Department of Agricul- chapter], where Executive Order was of the Commissioner of Internal Revenue such procedures are "related solely to ture regulations, which had been pub- special applicability and former § 305 of authorizing taxpayer examination of the internal personnel rules and practices" lished in the Federal Register, had force this title [now this section] required pub- transcript of any statement given to the and "have no general applicability and of law and commanded judicial notice. lication in Federal Register of all Execu- Service was not required by this section. legal effect". Hicks v. Freeman, C.A.N. Marshall Produce Co. V. St. Paul Fire & tive Orders except such as had no gener. U.S. v. DeVaughn, D.C.Md.1976, 414 C.1968, 397 F.2d 193, certiorari denied Marine Ins. Co., 1959, 98 N.W.2d 280, al applicability and legal effect. Toledo, F.Supp. 774, affirmed 556 F.2d 575, cer- 89 S.Ct. 717, 393 U.S. 1064, 21 L.Ed.2d Minn. 404. P.W.R.R. v. Stover, D.C.I1l.1945, 60 tiorari denied 98 S-Ct. 479, 434 U.S. 954, 707. F.Supp. 587. 54 L.Ed.2d 312, rehearing denied 98 Documents of general applicabili- S.Ct. 753, 434 U.S. 1025, 54 L.Ed.2d 773. The Comptroller General's designation ty-Generally of one of his employees to certify copies Where order of Alien Property Custo- rrlnsofar^ asregulations respecting-^\ Navy port regulation not published in of records in the General Accounting dian under Trading With the Enemy Act, admittance to naval installations and se- Federal Register was not effective. In re Office is not invalid because not publish- 50 App. § 1 et seq., is directed to certain curity procedures applied to Naval Gun Pacific Far East Line, Inc., D.C.Cal.1970, ed in Federal Register. U.S. v. Hayes, individual, it is not of general applicabil- Factory in District of Columbia, they 314 F.Supp. 1339, affirmed 472 F.2d C.A.Va.1963, 325 F.2d 307. ity, and this section does not require it to were not required to be published in 1382. Order of Coast Guard closing area of be published. Brownell v. Schering Federal Register in order to establish 14. - Actual knowledge harbor in connection with launching of Corp., D.C.N.J.1955, 129 F.Supp. 879, af- their validity. Cafeteria and Restaurant Publication of Coast Guard order re- submarine was not one relating to inter- firmed 228 F.2d 624, certiorari denied 76 Workers Union, Local 473, AFL-CIO v. stricting access io portion of harbor dur- nal management of Coast Guard, within S.Ct. 849, 351 U.S. 954, 100 L.Ed. 1477. McElroy, 1960, 284 F.2d 173, 109 US. ing launching of submarine was re- section of Administrative Procedure Act, App.D.C. 39, affirmed 81 S.Ct. 1743, 367. 9. - Particular documents quired by provision of Administrative § 551 et seq. of Title 5, omitting rules U.S. 886, 6 L.Ed.2d 1230, motion denied This section did not require publica- Procedure Act, § 551 et seq. of Title 5, as relating splely to internal management 81 S.Ct. 1912, 366 U.S. 956, 6 L.Ed.2d of agency from requirement of publica- tion of directive of Alien Property Custo- well as this section, but under § 551 et dian under Trading With the Enemy Act, 1251, rehearing denied 82 S.Ct. 22, 368 seq. of Title 5, as under this section, tion in Federal Register. U.S. v. Aarons, U.S. 869, 7 L.Ed.2d 70. C.A.Conn.1962, 310 F.2d 341. 50 App. § 1 et seq., that directors of New failure to publish did not immunize de- Jersey corporation, whose stock was 12., Failure to publish-Generally fendants, who had actual knowledge of 7. - Particular regulations owned by German nationals, should exe- Burden is on those making publication order, from prosecution for violating it. A regulation by Secretary of Interior cute agreement to assign old patents of in Register to clearly cornmunicate some U.S. v. Aarons, C.A.Conn.1962, 310 F.2d 341. relative to the leasing of federal coal corporation to Alien Property Custodian other intent in publiwtion of statement lands, when published in the Federal and license new patents. Brownell v. therein, if publication is not intended to Where, on effecti e ate of price regu- Register as one of general applicability Schering Corp., D.C.N.J.1955, 129 have the binding effect of a duly promul- lation reducing ma imt price of nylon 174 175 44 q I505PUBLIC PRINTING AND DOCUMENTS Ch. 15 Ch. 15 FEDERAL REGISTER AND CFR -t' ^/ 44 § 1506 'Note 14 hose, storekeeper, who had no notice, or Crlminailzatlon of acts (3) the manner and form in which theUFederal Register shall reasonable opportunity to acquire no- The Administrative Procedure Act, be printed, reprinted, compiled, indexed, bound, and distribut. tice, of lower price ceiling charged cus- § 551 et seq. of Title 5, and this chapter tomer 85 cents more than new ceiling require publication, irrespective of actu- ed; price, under Emergency Price Control al notice, as a prerequisite to issuance of (4) the number of copies of the Federal Register, which shall Act, 50 App., former § 925, authorizing a regulation making certain acts crimi- person who had been overcharged in be printed, reprinted, and compiled, the number which shall be violation of price regulation to'bring an nal. Hotch v. U.S., 1954, 212 F.2d 280, 14 Alaska 594. distributed without charge to Members of Congress, officers action" either for $50 or for treble amount o.f overcharge, judgment for cus- and employees of the United States, or Federal agency, for 17. - Defense tomer for 85 cents only was proper. official use, and the number which shall be available for distri- Hall v. Chaltis, D.C.Mun.App. 1943, 31 Publication of Coast Guard order re- bution to the public; and A.2d 699. stricting access to portion of harbor dur- 15. - Constructive notice ing launching of submarine was re- (5) the prices to be charged for individual copies of, and quired under this chapter and regula- Armed Services Procurement Regula- subscriptions to, the Federal Register and reprints and bound tions issued pursuant thereto, but failure tions, even where not directly binding, to publish did not render order invalid volumes of it. provide useful and valuable guidelines as against defendants, prosecuted for vi- for resolution of all government contract (Pub.L. 90-620, Oct. 22, 1968, 82 Stat. 1275; Pub.L: 98-497, Title I, cases and, insofar as regulations are ap- olating order, who had actual knowledge § 107(b)(5), Oct. 19, 1984, 98 Stat. 2287.) plieable, they constitute constructive no- of it. U.S. v. Aarons, C.A.Conn.1962, 310 tice to contractors to extent they are F.2d 341. HISTORICAL AND STATUTORY NOTES published in the federal register. Win- ston Bros. Co. v. U.S., 1972, 458 F.2d 49, 18. Presumptions Revision Notes and Legislative Reports and distribute functions within the Gen- 198 Ct.Cl. 37. In determining whether it is unlawful 1968 Act. Based on 44 U.S.Code, 1964 eral Services Administration, does not Where seaman and general agent of for an alien immigrant to obtain a visa ed., §§ 306, 391 (part) (July 26, 1935, c. extend to the Committee or its func- the United States were governed by war- ahead of his turn on waiting list, that 417, § 6, 49 Stat. 501; June 30, 1949, c. tions." time statutes, Presidential orders and notes issued by Secretary of State upon 288, Title I, § 104, 63 Stat. 381). War Shipping Administration regula- recommendation of Secretary of Labor This section incorporates only the last Effective Dates 1984 Act. Amendment by Pub.L. tions, and the standard form of general to effect that issuance of visas out of sentence from former section 391(b). agency agreement was a matter of public turn was a violation of law were not The remainder of that section will be 98-497 effective April 1, 1985, see seo- record, seaman was charged with con- published in Federal Register permitted found in sections 2102, 2301, 2501, and tion 301 of Pub.L. 98-497, set out as a structive notice of Government owner- inference that notes were not intended 2902 of the revision. note under section 2102 of this title. ship of vessel and operation. Bohannon to have general applicability and legal Senate Report No. 1621, see 1968 U.S. v. American Petroleum Transport Corp., effect. U.S. v. Birnbaum, D.C.N.Y.1944, Delegation of Functions Code Cong. and Adm.News, p. 4438. For delegation of functions, vested in D.C.N.Y.1949, 86 F.Supp. 1003. 55 F.Supp. 356. 1984 Act. 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See, also, section istrator of General Services, under sec- 103(b)(1) of Pub.L. 98-497, set out as a sist of the Archivist of the United States or Acting Archivist, who tion 754 of Title 40, to regroup, transfer, note under section 2102 of this title. shall be chairman, an officer of the Department of Justice designat- ed by the Attorney General, and the Public Printer or Acting Public CROSSREFERENCES Printer. The Director of the Federal Register shall act as secretary Archivist of the United States, see 44 USCA § 2102. of the committee. The committee shall prescribe, with the approval of the President, regulations for carrying out this chapter. The LIBRARY REFERENCES regulations shall provide, among other things- Administrative Law (i) the manner of certification of copies required to be certi- Administrative Committee, functions and services, see 1 C.F.R. § 1.1 et seq. 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July 29, 1997

Mr. 7oshamaul Morris

FCI Milan P.O. Box 1000 Milan, MI 48160

Dear Mr. Morris,

Thank you for your letter requesting information regarding the Parallel Table of authorities.

The Parallel Table is merely an extract of authority citations in the CFR data base. It was not designed to function as a comprehensive key to the statutory basis of all regulations, and the presence or absence of entries in the Parallel Table has no legal effect.

You requested information reeardins CFR regulations published by authority of the following U.S. Code cites: 18 U.S.C. 371 , 924(c); 21 CFR 841, 846, and 26 CFR 5861. According to the most recent version of the Parallel Table, included in the 1997 revision of the Code of Fedetal ReauIations Index, no rezulations have been published under the authority of the above citations.

I hope this information is of some assistance to you. Please let us know if we can be of further help.

Sincerely,

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Nalional Archfves and Recordt Admfnistrarion al h . Vation lVL Office of the Federal Register Washington, DC 20408

June 30, 1998

Mr. Bill Ables Federal Correctional Facility P.O. Box 130 Elkton, OH 44415

Dear Ivlr. Ables:

Thaa you for your letter regarding 21 U.S.C. 841 and 846. You are correct. The Parallel Table ofAuthorities and Rules does not include these particular U.S.C. citations. Enclosed is a copy of the first page of the January 1998 edition of the tables. The highlighted paragraph states that Federal agencies are responsible for keeping these entries accurate and up-to-date and that the table cannot be considered all-inclusive. For further information, we suggest you contact the issuing agency.

We are unable to determine out the subject of your request or the Federal aeency responsible for any implementing regulations from the U.S. Code citation. In any future cotrespondence. please identify the subject of your interest and/or the issuing agency.

As for your request regarding 5 U.S.C. 552 et_ seq., the enclosed copy of pages 710 and 711 of the tables indicate that numerous regulations are involved in section 552. Again, we'll need more infotmation to help you.

The Code of Federal Regulations is available on the Intemet at http://www.nara.gov/fedres/. You can search for U.S. Code citations at http:/www.legal.gsa.gov/.

If we can be of further assistance, please call or write. Our telephone number is (202) 523-5227. Our mailing address is National Archives and Records Adnunistration, Office of the Federal Register, Washington, DC 20408.

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Office of Information and Privacy

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April 13, 1998

Mr. Norman E. Black.

P.O. Box 130 Elkton, OH 44415 Re: OIP/98-R0456

Dear Mr. Black:

This responds to your Freedom of Information Act request, which was received by this Office on Anril 6, 1998, for records pertaining to the Code of Federal Regulations' citations for 18 U.S.C. g 2, 21 U.S.C. § 841 et sea., and 21 U.S.C. § 846 et sea.

Please be advised that based on the information provided, we could locate no records responsive to your reaues£. For your information, FOIA does not reQuire Faencies to create records or to conduct research; we are only able to provide you with records which exist and can be located in Department files. However, in an effort to be of assistance, we searched an electronic database usina the abovementioned statutes, but no corresponding regula- tions were listed. If you are not able to locate the citations you seek in the Code of Federal Regulations using the statutes you reference, then cdrresponding regulations may not have been promulgated.

in order to assist you in any future FOIA requests you may make, I have -enclosed the "List of Department of Justice Comoo- nents, Functions and Records Maintained." I hope you find this information helpful.

Sincerely,

Kathleen C..Dale Paralegal Specialist

Enclosure ^-^. ucyaauuuu vr duDl1CC

Drug Enforcement Administration

06-04-96

Washington. D.C. 20537

Request Number: 96-1075-F Subject of Request: FEDERAL REGULATIONS IMPLEMENTING 21 USC SECTIONS 841-851 / CARTER, DUNCAN

FCIFLORENCE P.O. BOX 6000 FLORENCE, CO 81226

DEAR DUNCAN CARTER: Your Freedom of Information/Privacy Act request to the Drug Enforcement Administration (DEA) has been reviewed. The paragraphs checked below apply: ( l Preliminary review of DEA indices indicates that there are a number of DEA files that contain references to the subject of your request. It is estimated that up to to six months will be required to locate and process for release the material contained in these files. You will be notified if an advance fea deposit will be required before processed documents can be released. A review of DEA indices indicates that records responsive to your request are now being held by the Federal Records Center. We have asked that these documents be sent to us for processing. When they are received and processed, nonexempt parts will be relea.sed to you. All DEA records responsive to your request hav'e been located and are now being processed. You can expect to receive nonexempt portions of these documents within ninety days.

DEA has located documents that are responsive to you request• however, these documents were onginated by another agency. Copies of these documents have been forwarded to the originating agency for processing and direct response to you.

There is an ongoing criminal investi gation that may involve the subject of your request. Therefore, pursuant to 5 U.S.C. 552 (b)(7)(A), the documents you request are exempt from disclosure at this time. You may refile your request at a later date. X J DEA has located no records which are res nsive to your request. (please see attached comments page) If you wish to ap eal any denial of your request, you'may do so within th u' ty {30) davs pursuant to 28 C.F.R. 1b.8 and/or 16.48. The ap peal should be sent to the Yoilowing address, with the envelope marked 'FO(PA Appeal'. Co-Director Office of Information ond Privacy FLAG Building, Suite 570 Washington, D.C. 20530

Multi Purpose ITEM V:

DEA has no record of this information. It is suggested that the Department of Commerce be contacted for this infonnation.

Department of Commerce 14th & Constitution Avenue, NW Washington, DC 20230

ITEM VI:

This information is in the Federal Reeister.

ITEM VII:

DEA has no record of this information. It is suggested that the District Court should be contacted for this information.

U.S. District Court 500 Indiana Avenue, I'W Washington, DC 20001

In response to your second request (undated) to the DEA, the following information is provided:

ITEM I:

There is no information regarding the implementing regulations for 21 U.S.C. 841(a)(1) and 8461isted in the C.F.R.

ITEM II:

This information is in the Federal Register.

ITEM III:

This infon-nation is in the Federal Register. TITL.FS OF Ut^,Trl`E1D ST:dCES CODE

* 1. Gencra) Provisions 27. Intoxicating L3quors

2. Thc Congress * 28. Judiciary and Sudicial Procedure; Appendix * 3. The President 29.I abor * 4. Flag and Seal, Seat of Government and the States 30. Mineral Lands and bfndng

5. Govemment Ocganization and * 31. Money and Finance Employees; Appendiz * 32. National Guard ¢'} 6_[Surety73onds] 33. Navigation and Navigable Waters 7. Agcicnlturre t 34. jNavy] 8. Aliens and Nationality * 9. Atbitcation * 35. Patents

* 10. Armed Forces * 36. Pattiotic and National - Observances, Ceremonies, * 11. Banktuptcy and OrgsnizaTions

12. Banks and Bauking * 37. Pay and Allowances of the Uniformed Services * 13. Census * 38.Yeterans' Benefits * 14. Coast Guard •* 39. Postal Service 15. Commrsce and Trade 40. Public Buildings, Properly, and Works 16. Conservation 41. Public Contracts * 17. Copynghts 42. The Public Health and Welfatc * 13. Crimes and Ctiroinal Prucedure: Appendix 43. Public Lands

19. Clzstonvs Duties * 44. Public Printing and Documents

20.$ducation 45. Railroads

21. Food and Dnigs * * 46. Shipping: Appendix •

22. Foreign Relations and littercotuse 47. Telegcaphs, Telephones; end Radiotele- gaphs * 23. Highways 48. Tenitories and Insular Possessions 24. Hospitals and Asylums * 49. Ttansportation 25. Indians 50. War and National Defense; 26. Intemal Revenue Code Appendix

* TAfs title has been enacted as positive law. - ** Subtitles 3I and Itf of this fitle have becn cnacted ac pos{fiva law. t Thfs tifle has been superseded by thc enactmeut of Ttle 10 as positive law. tt T6is title has been supeeseded by the enachuent of 15tle 31 as pOsitive Iaw. Titles of the United States Code which have been enacted into posilive law are legal evidence of the general and pecmanent laws, white nonpositive law titles only establisb prima fac[e Ihe law5 of the United States (I USCS § 204(a)). Consnlt pocket part suppleements for any subsequeot cLanges to the list of Tides of the United Stafes Code.

NOTE: According to the above list of 50 United State Codes, (not regulations) there are only 20 of them as listed, are considered 'Positive law', and the remaining balance of 30 Titles are considered 'Non-Postive Law' titles.only establishixig 'Prima Facie' the laws of the United States. BLACIC"S LAW DICTIONARY's definition of the term 'prima facie' means, 'At first sight; (it seems to be 'true', but ilpotl further evidence or information is determined to be untrue, or a 'lie') on first appearance (thought to be true) ... 'Sufficient to establish a fact'or raise a pi-esulnption unless disproved or reliutted'... - It is a legal twist of words which can more simplybe put as "It has-the color of truth, and will stand only by presumption as the truth, unless or until proven to be the 'LIE' THAT IT IS." STATE OF NEW YORK DEPARTMENT OF STATE .-41 -STATE:STREET . ALeANY, NY.1 2231-0001

GEORGE E. PATAKI RANDY A. DANIELS

GOVMNOR SCCF£iARYOFBATE

FILING ACKNOWLEDGMENT 7uly29, 2005 ENRIQUE FACUNDO C/O 4804 SOUTH WOLCOTT AVE. CHICAGO IL 60609

At[ached is the acknowledgment copy of your recently subnntted filing. This filing consists of a. total of 11 pages; liowever, only the frrst page of the filed document is returned as part of this acknowledgment. This document has been filed with the New York State Departxnent of State, Unifotm Comm.eroial Code Division.

T'lieFinancingStatemeritAmendmenthasbeenassignedFilingNuinber:200507290841084,FilingDate:07/29/2005. This document has been appended to initial Financing Statement Filing Number: 2004 11 Q9112791 1, which was filed on 11/09/2004. This action added or changed the name of the specified Debtor to iead as follotvs:

Debtor's Name & Address

ENRIQUE FACUNDO, ANGELINA FACUNDO GUT1BRItEZ, ORGANIZATION/TRADE NAME/TRADE MARK-DEBTORS 159-08 65T'II A'VENUE . FRESII MEADOWS NY 11365

The initial Financing Stateiiient will lapse on 01/01/9999 unless continued.

If you have any conceins regarding the way this document is recorded, please contact one of our Cnstomer Service Representatives at (518) 474-4763, or respond in writing to the UCC Data Processing Unit at the address indicated above.

Uniform Commercial Code Division Data Processing Unit REF #: 109049

W • 10 ' P.AWL MFO^DOSStATENY.US Washington State Department of Licensing Uniform Dornrner_r.ia! Code Information Search Acknowledgment

ENRIQUE FACUNDO 4804 S WOLCOIT AVE CHICAGO IL 60609

Search Number: 2005-124-2117-5S Search On: ENRIQUE FACUNDO, ANGELINA FACUNDO GUTIERREZ, ORGANIZATIONlfRADE NAME/TRADE MARK-DEBTORS ( Organization ) (Debtor) File Numbers Searched: 2002-184-8890-8, ^ Certified Through Date: May 3; 2005 Search Type: All Result Type: Details Include Lapsed: No Fee Amount($US): $26.57

Initial Filing #2002-184-8890-8 File Date Jul 2, 2002 Lapse Date None. Debtor FACUNDO, ENRIQUE, N/A P.O. BOX 10 FCI ELKTON LISBON, OH 44432

Secured Party Facundo, Enrique, N/A In care of: 159-08 65th Avenue Fresh Meadows„ NY 11365 I Search Results for Search Number #2005-124-2117-55 Page 2 The above listing is a record of all financing statements and liens for the specific name requested and which are currently on file in the Department of Licensing as of the certified through date. The Department of Licensing hereby disclaims responsibility in this record search and certification other than the name specified in your request for information. A search limited to a particular city, date, or file number may not reveal all filings against a debtor searched and the searcher bears the risk of relying on such a search.

5/4/2005

Director, Department of Licensing RA Fcrln W Notice Concerning Fiduciary Relationship (Rev. July 20041 0M0 No. 1545-0013 Depanmenl ol lhe Treasury Internal Revenue Service (Internal Revenue Code sections 6036 and 6903) Pa"rt:1 Identification

Name of person for whom you are acting (as shown on the tax return) Identifyinr number eecedent's social security no. ENRIQUE FACUNDO(c)® Address ol person for whom you are acting (numher, street, and room dr suite no.) Enrique Facundo(c)® City or town, state, artd ZIP code (If a foreign addmss, see instmctions.) Fresh Meadows,15908 65th Avenue,New York Fiauoiary's name ENRIQUE FACUNDO(c)o Address of fiduciary (number, street, and room or suite no.) Enriqtte Facundo(c)® City or town, state, and ZIP code _ Telephone number (optlonal) . - . Fresh Meadows,15908 65th Avenue,New York ( jIn' Writing Only Part;ll Authority

1 Authority for fiduciary relationship. Check applicable box: a(1) q Will and codicils or court order appointing fiduciary ....^ . .... (2) Date of death ...... b(1) q Court order appointing fiduciary ...... ^ . . . (2) Date (see instructions) ...... c q Valid trust Instrumentand amendments - ^- Birth Certi fi cate Di3te: 1112011943 Assignment:date ^same, d Other. Describe ► •--•--•------•------..-..._-°-•------

Part III1: Nature of Liability and Tax Notices

2 Type of tax (estate, gift, generation-skipping transfer, income, ezcise, etc.) ► . E x e m p t ...... 3 Federal tax form number (706, 1040, 1041, 1120, etc.) ► ...... 4 Year(s) or period(s) (if estate tax, date of death) ► ...... 5 If the fiduciarylisted in Part I is the person to whom notices and other written communications should be sent for all items q described on lines 2, 3, and 4, check here ...... ► 6 If the fiduciary listed in Part I is the person to whom notices and other written communications should be sent for some (but not all) q of the items described on lines 2, 3, and 4, check here ► and list the applicable Federal tax form number and the year(s) or period(s) applicable ------...... -...... -'------b ------...... ------...... ------.. ------..°.-.-----`------'--

Part;IV: Revocation or Termination of Notice Section A-Total Revocation or Termination 7 Check this box if you are revoking or terminating all prior notices concerning fiduciary relatlonships on file with the Internal Revenue Service for the same tax matters and years or periods covered by this notice concerning fiduciary relationship - ► IX) Reason for termination of fiduciary relationship. Check applicable box: a q Court order revoking fiduciary authority b q Certificate of dissolution or termination of a business entity c® Other.'Describe' ► UCC-1 Reorganization/Foreclosure Date:July 2, 2002 Section B-Partial Revocation 6a Check this box if you are revoking earlier notices concerning fiduciary relationshlps on file with the Internal Revenue Service for q the same tax matters and years or periods covered by this notice concerning fiduciary relationship ...... ► b Specify to whom granted, date, and address, including ZIP code. ------...... _..-.------► Section C-Substitute Fiduciary 9 Check this box if a new fiduciary or fiduciaries have been or will be substituted for the revoking or terminating fiduciary and q soecify the name(s) and address(es), including ZIP code(s), of the new fiduciary(ies) ...... ► ...... `...... ------.-..------••--•-•--....------►

For Paperwork Reduction Act and Privacy Act Notice, see back page. Cat. No. 163751 Form 56 (Rev, 7-2004) Form 56 (nov. 7-2004) Page 2 partiV- Court and Administrative Proceedings Date proceeding initiated Name of court (if other than a court proceeding, identlfy the.rype of proceeding and name of agency) Non-Judicial Agreement-UCC-1 Secretary of State 11/09/2004 Address of court Docket number of proceeding UCC-Rec. 1/ 200411091127911 City or town, state, and ZIP code Date Time a.m. Place of other proceedings p,m. Dept of the Treas

Part:Vl Signature ENRIQUE FACUNDO Zc)® I certify that I have the authority to execute this notice conceming fiduciary retatlonship an behalf of the taxpayer. Please Sign Here Authorized.Representative /11/20/1961 Title, it applicable Date unc '^ro Tunc

Form 56 (aev.7•2aoa)

11 Substitute Certificate of Foreign Status 0MB Form':;W-8IMY of Beneficial uwner for No. 1545-1621 Dept. of the United States Tax Withholding Treas./IRS

Give this form to the withholding agent or payer. Do not send to the IRS.

Part 1 < Identification of Beneficial Owner ENRIQUE FACUNDO(c)® 2, New York/Republic Beneficial Owner Country (state Republic)

3. Tax-exempt organization 4. Permanent Address: Type of Benefidial Owner 15908 65th Avenue New York Reference Number (postal code NOT appropriate)

6 . c/o 159-08 65TH AVENUE FRESH MEADOWS, N.Y. 11365 Part 2 < Claim of Tax Treaty.Benefits if iff^froin 7. I certify that: Mai ing a ress above) a.] The beneficial owner is a resident of NEW YORK within the meaning of the income tax treaty between the United States and that country. b.] The beneficial owner is not an individual, derives the item (or items) on income for which the treaty benefits are claimed, and, if applicable, meets the requirements of the treaty provision dealing with limitation on benefits. c.] The beneficial owner is.not an individual, is claiming treaty benefits for dividends received from a foreign corporation or interest from a U.S. trade or business of a foreign corporation, and meets'qualified resident status. d.] Benefici.al own is a Foreign Intermediary, and is a'Foreign Private Foundation' that is subject to the Y excise tax on gross investment income, it is not required to have a TIN, nor is a TIN requi.red to claim treaty benefits under the Securities Act of 1933, and the Invest- ment Company Act of 1940 (mutual fund)

Part 3 < Notional Principal Contracts

8. I am providing the following 26USC and 26CFR sites, as a statement by affi- davit that identifies those 'Notional Principal Contracts' from which the items (FRN's) of income is not effectively connected with the conduct of a trade or business in the United States. I agree to update this statement as required.

Page #1 of 2 Substitute Form W-BIMY Dept. of the Treas./IRS

• - "Gross Income" - (26USC § 872 & § 882(b)) • "U.S. Person" - (26USC § 7701(30), 1USC § 1) • "Income Effectively Connected" - (26USC § 884(f)(2)) ^ "Trade or Business" - (26USC § 7701(a)(26)) ± - "Person Liable for Tax" - (26USC § 5005) •-"Persori Required to File or Keep Records" -(26USC § 6049(b)(4) & § 7343 & 26USC §6045(c)(4) & 26CFR Ch.1 301.6011-2) •.- "United States" - (26USC § 927(d) & § 993(g), § 7652,"26CFR 31.3121(e)-l(b) 28USC § 3002(15), 18USC § 5) • - "State" - (18USC Rule 54(c), 26CFR 31.3121(e)-1(a)) • - "Federal Jurisdiction" - (18USC § 13) •-"Obligations of the United States" - (18USC § 8, 26CFR 1.1275) •-"Territorial Jurisdiction of the U.S." -(18USC § 7)

Part 4 <.Certification

0MB Office, as approved by 'Regulatory' authority under 0MB No. 1545-1621, ONLY requires that the substitute Form W-SIMY, to.be valid, must offer it's. information and certification to be attested to by the penalties of perjury statement. This 'certification' is not subject to a limited time period; remaining valid until the status of the person whose name is on the certificate is changed in a way relevant to the certificate or circumstances change that makes the in- formation on the certificate no longer correct. Under penalties of perjury, under the laws of the united states of America, I declare that I have examined the information on this form and to the best of my knowledge and belief it is true, correct, and complete. I further certify that: 1.] I am the beneficial owner (or am authorized to sign for the beneficial owner) of all the income to which this form relates, 2.] The beneficial owner is not a U.S. Person. 3.] The income to which this form relates is (a) not effectively connected but is not subject to tax under an income tax treaty, or (c) the part- ner's share of a partnership's effectively connected income, and 4.] For broker transactions or barter exchanges, the beneficial owner is an exempt foreign person as defined in the instructions. Furthermore, I authorize this form to be provided to any withholding agent that has control, receipt, or custody of the income of which I am the beneficial owner or any withholding agent that can disburse or make pay-. ntents of the inconle-of which I am the beneficial owner.

November 20/1961/Authorized Representative S*mCre of aarr (or individu3l MM DD YYYY Capacity in which athorized to slgn for bainfi^-ial o"r) Date: acting: Without prejudice UCC1-207 (Nunc pro tunc) (18th Birthday) Ref: EF.

Page#2of2 ACKNOWLEDGMENT

Grant of Exclusive Power of Attorney to conduct all tax, Business, and Legal affairs of Principal Person.

POWER OF ATTORNEY

1) ENRIQUE FACUNDO(c) DEBTOR,. 159-08 65TH AVENUE, FRESH MEADOWS, NEW YORK, 11365, and/or 4808 SOUTH WOLCOTT AVENUE, CHICAGO, ILLINOIS, 60609, does hereby appoin-t Enrique Facundo(c) Creditor, c/o 159-08 65th Avenue, fresh Meadows, NY Near [11365] and/or 4804 South Wolcott Avenue, Chicago, Illinois Near [60609] as my Private attorney-in-Fact, to take exclusive charge of, manage, and conduct all of my tax, business and legal affairs, and limitation on powers necessary to carry out this exclusive purpose of attorney-in- ract as authorized:

(A) To take possession of, hold, and manage my real estate and all other property;

(B) To receive money or property paid or delivered to me from any source;

(C) To deposit funds in, make withdrawals from, or sign checks, drafts, promissory Notes against any account standing in my name individually or jointly in any bank or other depository, to cash coupons, bonds, or certificates of deposits to endorse checks, notes, or other documents in my names, to' have access to, and place items in or remove them from, any safety deposit box standing in mv name individually, and otherwise to conduct bank transactions or business for me in my mane;

(D) To pay my just debts and expenses, including reasonable expenses incurred by my attorney-in-Fact Enrique Facundo(c), in exercising this exclusive power of attorney;

(E) To retain any investment invest, to invest in stock, bonds, or other securities, or in realestate or other property;

(F) To given general and special proxies rights of conversion or rights with respect to shares or securities, to deposit shares or securities with, cr transfe'r:.them to protective committes or similar bodies, to joint in any reorganization and pay assessments or subscription called for in connection which shares of securities;

(G) To sells, exchange, lease, give options, and make contracts concerning real estate or other property for such considera- tions and on such terms as my attorney-in-Fact Enrique Facundo(c) may consider prudent;

ENRIQUE FACUNDO(c), DEBTOR PAGE 1 OF 2 (H) To improve of develop real estate, to construct, alter, or repair builging structures and appuntenances of real estate; to settle boundary tines, easements, and other rights with respect to real estate; to plant, cultive, harvest, and sell or otherwise dispose of crops and timber, and do all things necessary or appropiate to good husbandry;

(I) To provide for the use, maintenance, repairs, security, or store of my tangible property;

(J) To purchase and maintain such policies of insurance against liability, fire, casualty, or other risks as my attorney-in-Fact Enrique Facundo(c): may consider prodent;

The Creditor, Enrique Facundo(c), also Secured Party: named herein on the UCC-1 and Commercial Security Agreement/Iiold Harmless and Indemnity Agreement filed with the Secretary of State of Washington/and New York is authorized by law to act for and in control of the DEBTOR, ENRIQUE FACUNDO(c) or any derivative thereof. Creditor Secured Party is also authorized to manager all the fairs of his wife trade-mark name ANGELINA FACUNDO(c) too any legal matter concerning in any tribunal as he i_s also authorized to transferred any legal and/or personal matter into the Pure Common Law proceeding which are also a matter into the private matter and to the public side. In addtion, through the exclusive power of attorney-in-Fact to contract all business and legal affairs of the principal persons, ENRIQUE FACUNDO(c), and ANGELINA FACUNDO(c), DEBTORS.

Theterms "eclusive" shall be construed to mean that while these powers of attorney are in force, only my attorney-in-Fact may obligate me and my wife trade-mark name in these matters, and I forfeit the capacity to "obligate" myself with regard to same. This grant of Exclusive Power is Irrevocable during the lifetime of the Creditor Enrique Facundo(c).

Executed and sealed by the voluntary act of my own hand, this 4 day of March 2003. I am, TAs paer of Attorrey is daie mAVC PR,) 'Im; can_rEntly atrl Retxnctively Novsntrs 20, 1%1. This instrument was prepared by Enrique Facundo(c)

I, the above named exclusive attorney-in-Fact, do hereby accept the difuciary interest of the herein-named-Debtor-Grantor and will execute the herein-granted power-of-attornev with due diligence. Acceptance: ENRIQUE FACUNDO(c) ecured party ENRIQUE FACUNDO(c). GRANTOR Debotor's Signature st, Creditor, Attorney-in-FAct

Secured Party accepts Debtor's Signature in accord with UCC §§ 1-2_01^ ' ^ti!#(?1 and accepts for "value" this Power of Attorney-in-Fact and promest to co.;;, &11 the obligations stated herein, herewith. Crmron Iaw Ri.2bt 'llimb Print Sal Autograph Caniion Law Copyright by Enrique Facundo(c) All Rights.Res Deutoronomy iRj--15 "So at the mouth of two or more witnek§ so, shall established"

2. )date7// 09/0 apge 2 of 2 rLl -A

JSSta F.: 3^9403181 GtE(:KS OF^;CE FACUNDIS.ORD ^Uh cy.N.Y. U.S. G)`; ii1GS UNITED STATES DISTRICT COURT (^^j-2--U.:Yy^ -^ EA:T=li,td•, I$ISTRICT OF NE?: YOR:C ^^ .- -

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ENR1QUE rACUNDO, 94 CR 7 90 (S-1) (DGT)

Defendant.

Application haring been'made-on behalf of the UNITED

S'';i'=-S OF AMERICA, by Jasoii Brown, -. an_,Assistant United States

Atto.-ne•r for the Eastern District of New York, for ..... order

di.suissing without preju3ice the above-captioned.indictment as to

ti•.e lsfendant ENRIQUE FACUNDO, it is h_reby:

ORDERED THAT the above-captix-ed indictment as to the

dr:f+=::dan-7^ ENRIQUE FACUNGO is herebp%ismissed without prejudice- -- 1e _ - Brooklyn, Ne,r rork Zg ^at^r _,. .October 16, 2995 e

•^^^>^^ ^/ . /_^F^ ^TitE HON.- DAVID S. `TRAGER - -UPIT°w7` STATES DISTRICT JTJDGE FASTEItN bISTRICT OF NEW YORK

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- .... ^.. ° aoK NJ^° Qt GI t^ o Fa^ oe^' ^aCn 1 F-i Enrique Facundo c/o Art. 21122-OS3 P. O. Box 10 Lisbon, Ohio 44432

Inquiries reaarding this unlawful imp sonment "to which it is.a kidnapping"

March 28, 2003

Mark A. Bezy F.C.I. Elkton Ohio's Warden 8730 Scroggs Road Elkton, Ohio 44415

Being silent and refusing to answer all questions of this subject matter jurisdiction it is a treason and fraud.

I Enrique Facundo sui juris-secured party, do hereby state on my unlimited commercial liability, that the fotlowing is true, correct, complete and certain not misleading. On this twenty-eighth day of the third month in the years of our Lord two thousand and thrce, A.D., I caused to make then file these inquiries to the party in reference herein above. And are as follows:

1. A dmit that you Mr. Mark A. Bezy in collusion are conspiring with U.S. Parole Conunissioners and their associates, employees to hold me incarcerated in/with this Bureau of prisons institution (industry) without no "valid" and "lawful" call styled indictment; to which no warrant and notice of action has no standing in law. Therefore, it is void null initio!

If no other answer is provided: Answer is "Yes"

2. Admit that you neither have a "valid" "lawful" judgment and commitment order which supports this incarceration as to keep in the Bureau of Prisons iii custody! Being vou my unlawful keeper! " a kidnapping"

If no other answer is provided: Answer is "Yes"

3. Admit that this is a "kidnapping" in first degree and thatyou also are using my name "which is my property" a conunon-law name for "business" for a purpose of a commercial gain; a profit for Bureau of Prisons and other Qovernment agencies.

If no other answer is provided: Answer is "Yes" 9. Admit that in this case was generated since 1979/1980 wheu D.E.A. and LN.S. agents did extort Enrique Facundo in place of business ---name of business ENFA Auto Service and Fa,-•i Import & Export Ltd just because there wereworking call illegal aliens in his place of business as well as many of his custoniers were also illegal aliens too. So after of some months of being extorted, Enrique Facundo did report this incident to the F.B.I. to which E. Facundo immediately was advised by the agents (F.B.I.) to record and film these adents conversations, as their demands in general their operations; to which it was done by Enrique Facundo in his place of business' office and in his car durino these agents deirrands for such extortion. After all of these films and recorders, Enrique Facundo retumed a copy of cassette tapes and a film to the F.B.I. frnding later these very same (D.E.A. & I.N.S.) agents doing the same unlawful operation with another businessmen in the city of New York, Queens, Brooklyn, Manhattan and Bronx. aelieveor not tliese agents where suspended of their jobs, and a demolition was received in their own record; as some of them where prosecuted for such crime. So after these investigations all these agents (D.E.A. & I.N.S.) became Enrique Facundo and his very innocent wife and children's very worse enemies coming up to the point that these agents prefabricated a drug case against Enrique Facundo and his wife and course affecting to Facundo's 2 & 5 years old children too. ( in 1980) The U.S. Prosecutor and his agents used Facundo's wife and his 2 & 5 year old sons as a leverage to coerce Enrique Facundo to accepted responsibility/ signed a contract of has being used a telephone ( a telephone count) with a proniised of only 3 years of sentence and release his wife without charges. Enrique Facundo and his wife did not accept the U.S. Prosecution offer because it was a false accusations a prefabricated case to which neither Enrique , Facundo noe his wife has been involving in such dirty business, in their lives! All these unlawful /dirty actions has being done as a retaliation against Facundo's family for what the (D.E.A. & I.N.S.) agents received during such (F.B.I.) investigation. Then it was converted a very big revenge against Facundo since them up to this present. This case was defended by an attorney which was a government's informant and presided by a judge, a very close friend of same attorney being also this judge a godfather of same la^nryer's son. (Conflict of interest in such proceeding, too) Four months before Facundo's arrest he was threatened by D.E.A. agent Donald Habran's that they (D.E.A. & I.N.S.) agents will see him in jail because he did against them! (I was found guilty of sells of 123 grams of cocaine. I was 2600 rniles away while informant lied, he said I did it in New York!!

10. Admit that the very same agents (D.E.A. & I.N.S.) did fabricate a second bogus charges against at this time to Enrique Facundo. To which neither were any evidence against Facundo then the U.S. Attorney dismissed it without prejudice with an anticipation for a possibly parole revocation hearing to which it was already planed between D.E.A. Parole & U.S. Prosecutor from the very beginning. Thei-e was not such parole to which it was implemented in unlawful way: from beginning! But a which is the same judge who presided 1980 4. Admit that any record supplied by ttie U. S. Parole Conmiission, its agents, the D.E.A. and its agents, the U.S. Attorneys and his assistants blatantly prefabricate case which also used hearsay testimony by trained criminal ir.ormants to which made perjury in exchange for money and their untrusted freedom!

If no other answer is provided: Answer is "Yes"

5. Admit that in your file are many petitions done by Enrigue Facundo asking forjustice, for his freedom/liberty, since was unlawfully placed in this institution (F. C.I. Elkston) plus previous one, as New York, M.D.C. and Cumberland M.D. and that on April 14, 2002 I did file a notice attaching my sui juris sovereign, secured party as a nationai citizen, as far of protection from any retaliation:nore by the Bureau of Prisons agents, and that in such notice are included and interfering with his lawful/legal process documents as the use of my name for a purpose of conunercial gain but it has been ignored by all of you becoming liables for a criminal actions as well as a civil too compensate secured party for damages, real personal and his companies damages.

If no other answer is provided: Answer is "Yes"

6. Admit that you are conspiring also with U.S. Attomeys to hurt me and violate my sui juris inherent rights.

If no other answer is provided: Answer is "Yes"

7. Admit that through your assistants, call Captain W. Odom, Lieutenants and employees of FCI Elkt. "kidnapped" me as using your internal institutional rules which are no law then to falsely use excuses like " a food strike" "investigation" for which neither apply to a sui juris sovereign citizen and to retaliate me placing a human being - a living-flesh- blood man in this hole (a room of punishment) enforcing terrorism actions, physical and psychological torture just because I am exercising my lawful/legal rights; my administrative remedies in your institution regarding your employees previous violations in law (Now you too violated my human and civil rights placing rne in a room of 10x7 feet as sleeping on the floor on a plastic mattress without good blankets no heater and hot water; but with a very high air conditioner; at this date still being here in this punishment room since March 12, 2003 at 9:30 a.m.

If no other answer is provided: Answer is "Yes"

8. Admit also that you stopped nietqniake my court's appeals; other petitions that I being doing to redress the U.S. Government agents violations to which are also obstruction ofjustice by you and your assistants in this institution.

If no other answer is provided: Answer is "Yes"

Conclusion froni paragraphs 1 thru 8 case (after 14 years amended against me sucii parole and it is for which I still "KIDNAPPING" IN this Instituion.

AFFIDAVIT CERTIFICATE OF SERVICE

I, Enrique Facundo sui juris secured party, do hereby state on my unlimited liability, that the following is true, correct, complete and ttot misleading. That herewith I am serving to the parties mentioned hereinbelow: The affidavit and inquiries are served bvi certified and return receipt requested, and by regular mail delivery, too.

Mark A. Bezy, F.C.I. Elkston Certified mail return receipt Ohio Warden Requested 8730 Scroggs Road Elkton, Ohio 44415

Mr. Harley Cappin Respectfully submitted sui juris secured B.O.P. Director party with all my rights reserved without 320 First Street, W.W. prejudice Washington, D.C. 20001

Mr. Miky Rey Power of attomey in-fact Director of Northeast Regional March 28, 2003 U.S. Custom House, 7°i Floor ,)°a Chestnut Street Philadelphia, PA 19106

Mr. Oury Hunney/man Youngstown Resident Agency 904 Sahara Trail Suite 13 Youngstown, Ohio 44514

United States Supreme Court Clerk of the Court l st Street Washington, D.C.

Clerk of the Court, Mr. Smith Respectfully submitted, sui juris secured United States District Court party witli all my rights reserved without For the Northern District of prejudice Ohio March 28, 2003 Youngstown, Ohio 44503 Clerk of the Court United States Court of Appeals For the second Circuit of New York 40 Floley Square New York, NY 10007 power of attomey - in fact

Mr. Bill Moshey Pittsburgh Gazette (newspaper) Avenue of the Allicivesy Pittsburgh, PA

WHERE IS "THE TRUTH? WHERE IS THE LAW? THE LIES SHALL NOT STAND.

Signed this 171h day of April, 2003

Signature:

Subscribed and sworn before me on this 17"' day of April, 2003

oKF +cinLsFAL Notary: vL{/'^?2 ^. CARMEN L. JIMENEZ NOTARY PUBLIC,STATEOF ILLINOIS MY COMMISSION EXPIRES 6Y27Y2D06 J ; , ,- j i<

TAPE CONVERSATIONS 8E'ISf'"t.EJ D.E.A. .INVESTIGA717R tWD EVRIQDE FACUNDO

Hello.

Yes sir; your busy now, you know.

D.E.A. What's the story?

I don't know. You told me something before, right?

Yeah..

D.E_A. 31,000.00

E. F. $1,000. Let me ask you something Leave information. Ah -

You know you think that's good-for me becfiuse I don't know -

Listen, Enrique - do me a favor O.K. I don't want to talk '

We had a, we talked enough about it and eh - the answer to

-your q'uestion - is it good for you - is yes.

Ves.

That's all I wdnt to say on the phone. You make your own -

.Itried, you know, I tried to call you bvt I lose the - I

lhose you pone number you know. I lose it you.know.

Well look, I don't want to give it to you over the phone.

You want tomeet and I'II pick up the money orwhat.

know. I can get it in the morning. i

E.F. You know. ent to wtrich:thse certificat waffixed -is CUM-= a true, corra-_t, srd CJ}^•^^ ' ai r'E'/^ES of i.hCvrigi3'c.i, Cic-^"I3-'J4C is In_,^^e.^ ]..2 dl2t? CQ:_^e

^ Y^f l D.E.A. Then, then forget about it O.K.

E. F. Now, I can't give you the money not right now - Ah - can you

! give me your phone number again and I call you later. r try

find the money from somebody else.

D. E. A. No, I don't want to talk too much on the phone. You want me

to call you later?

E. F. Ah, when you call me.

D.E.A. You tell me, look listen now - your getting me angry because

I called you on Friday. I don't like to use the telephone.

E.F. Yeah.

D.E.A. I called you on Friday three times and you weren't around.

I'm not going to keep calling you.' I told you that before.

E. F. Yeah.

D. E_ A. Now, tell me when to call you. I'll call you one time and

you say yes or no.

E. F. Yeah, ah, can you call tomorrow ah - tomorrow morning. You

know the bank open about 9:00 o'clock right.

E.F_ Ah. 'A INAUDISLE

D.E.A. Why didn't you take care of this on Friday?

E.F.E. Friday?

D.E.A. Yeah, why didn't you take care of this. I told you I don'

want to wait days and days.

E. F. Yeah, Friday. I will be here. You know I be here. I go

out different times to help xY friends. You know.

D.E.A. What do you want to do Enrique.

(2) E. F. Can you call me tomorrow, 9:00 o'clock, ah 10:00 o'clock.

D. E. A. 10:00 o'clock that's too early. I don't fee? liks getting

up that early.

E. F. About ah, 9:30 - 10:00 o'clock.

D. E. A. No. I'll call you in the afternoon - tomorrow.

E. F. -Tomorrow what time cause...

INAUDIBLE

E. F. What time you call me.

D.E.A. I'm going to call you tomorrow. At ah 3:00 o'clock.

E. F. 3:00 o'clock. I'll wait for you.

D.E.A. Now look if you're not there I'm not calling back no more.

E.F. O.K. sir. I'll wait for you.

D.E.A. You'll be there at 3:00 o'clock.

E.F. Yeah, can you give me your phone number, please again.

D. E. A. A(y phone number.

E.F. Yeah, if possible, plPAae nK, go ahead.

D.E.A. 399

E. F. 399 .A

D.E.A. 57

K. F. 57 yeah.

D.E.A. 11

E. F. 11

D.E.A. Now, look.

.F. Yes, sir.

E. F. What's you name?

.E.A. Don Avon. E. F. Dun Avon, airight.

D.E.A. Now you have to ask for Don Avon, O.K.

E. F. O.K. sir.

D.E.A. But don't call too often on the phone.

E. F. O.K. sir.

D.E.A. You know, you wait until I call you tomorrow at 3:00

o'clock.

E. F. O.K. sir 3:00 o'clock.

D.E.A. Don't be so easy with these phones. You know what I mean? J• VOICE UNMOWN Why don't we cal.l these no's and see what's.

VOICE UNKNOYlN .No t ye t .

IE_F- I'll wait for you at 3:00 o'clock.'

END OF CONVFIZSATION

SELY)ND LYINVF.RSATION

E.F. (ALONE) April 24, 3:00 sharp in the afternoon.

E. F. Hello, yes sir hello. Who's speaking?

D.E.A. Cbn.

E.F. Mr. Don, how are you?

D. E. A. Fine.

E.F. Ah, listen - ah, you know I got the money, you know.

INAUDIBLE

E. F. There's information concerning about me and somebody else.

D.E.A. In answer to both of your questions. You and somebody else.

(4)

i Yeah, I got money.

D.E.A.. Alright, how long are you going to be in the shop today.

E. F. We have an appointment. I have an appointment with my

doctor because my wife - you know - she isn't feeling good.

D_ E. A. Yeah. i

E. F. I supposed to go to my doctor about 5:30 - 6:00 o'clock you

know.

D.E.A. Are you going to be ready afterwardsz

E. F. Ah - can you come at 8:00 o'clock.

D. E. A. I'll tell you what to do.

E. F. Yes.

D.E.A. You 1et me call you when it's convenient for me, O.K.?

E.F. Excuse me.

D.E.A. You let me call you when it's convenient for me, O.K.?

I D. E. A. I have the number at the store. Give me the number at your

house and I'll call you either at your house or at your

store.

E. F. No. I'll be here `till 8:00 o'clock.

D.E.A. in case I want to meet you after 8:00 o'clock, where can I

get you, what's the number at your house.

E. F. Why you cowing tc mt place.

D.E.A. No, I'm not coming to your place at all.

E.F. I'll wait for you at 8:00 o'clock. I'll be here.

D.E.A. Hold on for a minute. Let me check my schedule here.

E.F. O.K.

1D.E.A. You want to wait there 'till 8:00 o'clock. Where can I call

(5) , il f^^i •i f^ .?

you?

I come about...

D.E.A. About what?

E.F. 7:30 from my doctor.

D.E.A. 7:30 from your doctor.

E_F. Somebody working here they're supposed to close the

building. I'll be here at 8:00 o'clock.

D.E_A. Yeah, but what if I want to call you after 8:00 o'clock.`

E_F. After 8:00 o'clock...

D.E.A. Yeah.

E.F. I don't lmow whether I'll be here at this time.

D.E.A. Well give me the.number to your house and I'll call you

there.

E.F. My house?

D.E.A. Yeah.

E.F. Ali, I'TI wait for you over here. I got some money. I'IT

wait for you here. I got the money.

D.E.A. I'm not going to come to your place.

E. F. No..

D.E.A. No, I'm going to caTl you and you tell rae where to meet y

E.F. You'll call we later. Let me know when I give you the

money.

D.E.A. Yeah.

E.F. O.K. Let me lmow later.

D.E.A. Yeah, where?

E.F. I don't Anow.

(6) D.E.A. Where do you want me to crll you?

E.F. Call me at the place.

D.E.A. You're going to wait until I call you?

E.F. Sure. I'll wait.

D.E.A. If I don't call you - ah - you'ze going to the doctor at

5:30 o'clock, right?

E.F. Maybe I can before you know.

D.D.E.A. E- Yeah.

INAUDIBLE

D. E. A. You mean before 5:30?

E_F. Before 5:30. No before 7:30.

E_F. Where are you now, at this time you know.

D.E.A. where am I now? I'm at the office.

E. F. Oh, your offi ce.

D. E_ A. Wt{y?

E. F. 7.30 where are -you?

D.E.A. I don't know.where ever I want to be - you know what I mean.

E. F. Yeah. A

D.E.A_ Where are you going to be at 7:30?

E.F. 7:30 1 come from my doctor from Manhattan.

D.E.A. Ah, and you're going to come back? I tell you what. Wlry

don't you meet me in blanhattan? Are you going to be with

your wife?

E. F. Yes.

D.E.A. No, I don't want to meet you with your wife.

E. F. Wi th rqy wife.

(7) D.E.A. No, I'll call you back at 7:30.

E.F. Yu'!1 call me back at 7:30?

D.E.A. Yeah.

E.F. Over here?

D.E.A. Yeah. t E. F. O.K. I' 11 be here at 7: 30.

D.E.A. Airight, now, listen. Let's make sure you keep the money

with you, O.K.

H.P. Yeah, I got the money.

D.E.A. Yeah, O.K.

E.F. I got the money.

D.E.A. I'll call you at 7:30.

H.P. You know the information concerning me and somebody e1se,

right?

D.E.A. You're going to see the information.

E.F. ria?

D.E.A. You're going to see it.

E.F. You didn't show me the information before.

D_E.A. No, of course not, because you didn't give me any money..

Ha! Ha!

S.F. Ah, ha, yeah.

D.E.A. As soon as you pay me you're going to see the information.

E.F. Excuse me.

D.E.A. As soon as you pay me.

E_F. Yeah.

D.E.A. Then you'll see what I have.

(8) I E. F. Ah, ha.

D.E.A. O.K.

E.F_ Yeah, another question - ah,

INAUDIBLE i D.E_A. Yeah.

E-F. O.IC. Cal me at 7:30.

D.E.A. O.K. Bye!

FND OF CONVERSATION

TfIIHD CONVERSATION

E.F. (ALONE) April 24, 1979 at night.

E.F. Hello.

D.E.A. Hello. This is Pon.

E. F. v s sir? !!?•wre Are you now?

D.E.A. This is Don Avon. Don't you remember? You told me to call

you at 7:30. Now it's 15 minutes to 8:00W. So what's the

story? Do you have the money or no?

E. F. Yes, I have it.

D.E.A. Listen. Lbn't fool around anymore, O.K.? You have two

choices, pay or be in big trouble.

E. F_ No, don't worry about. I have the money for you.

D.E.A. You have to worry, not us! Look, I want you to meet us at

9:00PM at 94th street and Astoria Blvd. There is a diner or,

the corner.

1 11 (9) E.F. O.K. I will be there at 9:00. i

D.E.A. Don't forget, bring it in cash and no more excuses, O.K..

E_ F. Yes , Sir.

E.F. It's 8:50. 1 am on the way to see you. O.K. Mr. Morely?-

E. F. Hello Sir . It's 9:00 .

D.E.A. We were on time. That's good.

D.E_A. Hi, this is Mr. Morely.

E.F. Nice to meet you Mr. Morely.

I.N.S. Don't you remember me?

E.F_ Yes. You are from the Immigration Department. ou was the

one who asked me for a Green Card at Kew Garden Court long

time ago.

I_N.S. Yes. I'm the one.

D.E.A. Let's go talk business.

E. F. Can we go inside and drink something.

D. E. A. No. It's to crowded. To many people. We can't talk. This

is a secret matter.

E. F. O.K.

D.E.A_ Let's go to your car.

I.N.S. O.K. Now we can talk. Do you have the cash?

E.F. Yes I do. I"got the thousand you asked me.

I.N.S. Well, I think that you are in big trouble,

E.F. Why I am in problem? I didn't do anything wrong?

LN.s. You are breaking the law. You are hiring illegal aliens.

We know that for a fact. All of your mechanics don't have 1 ^

I legal status. Neither do your customers.

E. F. How do you know my customers don't have Green Cards?

I.N.S. Well, we stopped many of your customers already. That's

why. Well, lets get to the point.

D. E. A. Are you going to make a deal or not? You must do so. You

have no choice but to make a contract or we are going to

arrest your people and any customers,,who come to your place.;

Then you will have to close you business, plus you will be

fined for $10, 000.

E.F. Come on Mr. Lbn. I do not make to much money here. We only

make our living.

I. N. S. Let's not be cheap. We know you are making money. The

place is busy all the time and besides this we know that you

export used parts and cars. Don't start crying.

D.E.R. You already promised to pay and make an arrangement for

every week or every mon th .

E.F. So how much is the quota? I want no problems with my ^ business.

D.E.A. It's very simple. You can pay with auto repairs if you i don't have the money. Don't be stupid.

E.F. So how much I have to pay per month.

I.N.S. Well. Do it the sameway the other people do. We have

almost 20 businesses already and they pay so wl;Y don't you

do it the same way?

D.E.A. Let's go make 'the fiist payment.

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E.F. I think is to much. Let's make for less amount.

I. N. S. No. We are four people, Mr. Avon, Flabran rqy boss, and Mr.

Morely.

D.E.A. Listen. Our quota will be $1000 per montli. You pay in cash

or you pay i.^, rep-.1 perr'nd!

F..F. O.K. I guess I have no choice. O.K. Here are the first

payment. One hundred, two hundred, three hundred, four

hundred, five hundred, six hundred,- seven hundred, etght

1 hundred, nine hundred, one thousand. -

I-N-S. Good. It's cool.

D_E.A. O.K. We are goiiig to see you nexf month for the next

payment or maybe one of my partners has a car for service so

you don't have to worry about paying in cash.

E.F_ O.K. You let me know. So you think I will not have any

problem.

D. E. A. It's taken care of already. Your a gentleman. Good bye.

See you next time.

O.K. Good bye.

Good bye Mr. Facundo.

Good bye Sir.

FND OF QONVEBSATION

FOLRT7i OONUERSATION

(12) 11 E.F. (AL01dE) March 10, Saturday 1979.

E.F. Hello. Ilow are you?

D.E.A. Hi. This is me, the boss. I have my girlfriend's car. It

has some problems.

D.E.A. I guess you can take care of our cars for the time beine.

E.F. Yes, I can do. What is the problem.

D.E.A. Well, we will leave it with you. Check it overall and

whatever it needs, do it.

F. O.K. What year is it?

D.E.A. It's a 1977 Malibu Classic.

E.F. What's your telephone number? Where can I reach you?

^Well,D.E.A. you can call Don. You have his phone or we will call

you.

D.E.A. Yes, call him.

D.E.A. O.K. Good bye. Do a good job, O.K.

E.F. O.K. No worry about.

A I2JD OF CONVERSA7'ION

FIFTH CONVERSATION

E.F. (ALO1E) At this time they come to pick up the 1977 Malibu Classic

from service.

D.E.A. Hi. This is the chief of the group. Johnson, Mr. Iohnson.

E.F. Hi. How are you Mr. Tohnson?

(13) I^ D.E.A. The car is done?

E.F. Yes, is ready.

D.E.A. How much were the damages?

E.F. I didn't make the bill yet.

D.E.A. No. We don't need the bill. Just tell us how much it is.

E.F. Let me figure it up. It's about $490 with the parts_

D.E.A. It's no problem_ Take out those y490 from the next payment.

E_F. No. You have to pay me at least the parts.

D.E.A. IVhat kind of parts did you put in?

E.F. Brakes, front and rear, oil filter, transmission tune-up

kit, spark plugs, distributer cap,`rotor, fuel filter, air

filter.

D.E.A. Well, we didn't bring any money. Don't we have credit.

E. F. Yes you have credit, but I need at least the parts.

D. E. A. Forget about it now. Next time.

D.E.A. Good bye. Oh I will send my girlfriend's car to get a

check-up.

E. F. O.K. Sir.

EA'D OF . QONVERSATION

S I XCH ( X J NVE Z LS A T IOl d

E. F. (ALONE) March 20, 197 on the phone.

Hello.

11 (14) D.E.A. Who is this?

E.F. I am Earique Facundo.

D.E.A. Do me a favor. I have my girlfriend's car stopped in the

road. Could you take care of it?

B.F. i"vno are you?

D.E.A. I am the chief of Don Avon's group.Let me tell you

something. I will call a tow-truck: I will sent it to you.

E'.F. O.K. What kind of car is it?

D.E.A. It's a Chevette (1976). See what the problem is and take

care of it.

E. F. O.K.

D.E.A. I will see you in a couple of days. _

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I i COPY CERTICATION BY DOCUMENT CUSTODIAN Florida//Ohio/New York/Illinois state Republic ) scilicet Columbina/Queens/Cook/Dade.:..county ) I Enrique Facundo(c)'D, hereby 'Certify or Affirm' that the attached Peproduction of: ------Name of Custodian- : In ference: of A1leged Case No. CR-80-201(TCP) Affidavit of ------Luis Vargas, stateting to.how such matter, the case was prefabricated; (4) pages of; (2) ------Alleged and fraudulent Investigation Report done by New York/NYDETF: Fi1e No. CT-800034(6) ------see -the -fal-se -statements -done -whi-l-e -I- was -at 2600 mi-les -away;--(-2) pages of, (-3)- Passs Pa•t ------; ------copy proven am:not even was in New York when Agents claimed in they papers and false ------Stat:^ments in court. 3 page of, (4) Recorders made base upon second government trained ------informant to prefabricate case in 1994 this after am started to reeopen the first fraudulent one.----- 5-peges - - ot;------^(5J ATTeged Parole Warrant and Notice of Action, ------(6) Letter of Attorney ex-Taining-^fia^-ffieP 9 P aTTe-ea-wi^ness-did9. See nol:-sfiowed-u--a^-^he-fiearin------an attachment. ------*****is a TRUE, CORRECT and COMPLETE photocopy of a document or documents in my posse- 5sion and that I am the custodian of said document or documents.

By ORDER of: ENRIQUE FACUNDO(c)® DEBTOR

Tax-exempt Organization

SECURED PARTY accepts DEBTOR'S signature in accord with UCC- §§ 1-201(39), 3-401(b) & accepted for value this Custodianship as Attorney-in-Fact via Authorized Representative. By: SECURED PARTY. ENRIQUE FACUNDO,

; /- / Permanent Address: Fresh Meadows 15908 65th Avenue Date ^ New York u.s. A. ^^^ Su.2c^^ S ,(Print) Signa^}p^e of Custodian of Original Document: p / fJ Witness:En^ c^^ Facundat torney_ i n^act --^ ------Date:------authoFized Representative, Secured Party ^ ------l^^R^ra _T l^4°y^tp____ , (Pri nt) Credi tor ,

Mailing Address: Auth.,Rep. 15908 65TH AVENUE FRESH MEADOWS E61rVque Facundo(c7 Head of state Intgryenor, C/o --N--EW ------1-1-36-5 ------Autbgraph: for value, Title Hold YORK , ------Common Law Right Thumb Print Sea Organization,ID No. 2004-1109112; Temp: Address: FSL ELKTON P.O.BOX 10 LISBON, OH 44432 An Attachment of Copy Certification by Document Custodian.

(7) Order 80-cr-201(S-1)(TCP) this is the Alleged Amended Special parole to the Defendant, the Debtor, Amended 14 years later, and 14 months after of such alleged and unlawful presided parole Revocation hearding was done, in violaion also the constitution, and New York Sates constitution, and the law of same state which prohibited life sentences too. (8) REPUBLIC OF COLOPtBIA )_ ` CITY OF MEDELLIN ) S5: STATE OF ANTI(?QUZA ) IN REFERENCE: CASE NO. CR. 80-201 (TCP)

AFFIDAVIT OF LUIS F. ynaCAS V.

I , LUIS F. VARGAS V. BEING DULY ShTORN, AND SAYS:

1. Ttiat, I charged in a conspiracy to possess with the intent to distribute cocaine irrthe cited case above, in the Uniled States District court, Fastern District of New York in 1980. I was charged as a cd-defendant witli Mr. Lnrique Facundo, his wife tlrs. AnAeSina Facunclo, my girl friend olga Ranrarez, her sister Martha Ramirez, and two more persons named, Jaiine Jimenez, and Ilerniando Ospina, which were two men, i unknown to me; I met them for the first time when we were presented in court.

2. That sometime in June or July of 1979, I took my sister's automobile to get soine mectianical service at an Auto Repair Shop named Enfa Auto Mechanic Iru., owned by Mr. Enrique Facundo, loacated on northern Blvd and 96 street, Corona, Queens, New York. This Shop was zecomended by some one; at the repair Shop I met hir. Enrique Facundo for the first time wTio did siich an excelent service that I brougli all of niy automibile problems to him as well as my friends and family dicl too.

3. On about September of 1979, I bought a 1971 Buick,Electra 225 from Mr. Enrique Facundo. That, after I picked up the car I brought the car back for services two times after I purchased it for (30) days warranty services. After the warranty services were complete, I had tiot seen P1r.Gnrique Facundo for six ntonths. Then one day I had tlr. Facundo replace nru car fuel pump, sebsequently orie or two monts later, I was chaged in a indictmetit witli all tlie persons rnentioned in the above, for drug trafficking offenses. This was a shock, a surp-

rise for me because iny involvement was just witli Carlos palacios, and with no one else.

The docuceent to which this certifirate is affixed is CERTIFIED a true, correct, and complete copy of 7'cur:-pages of the original, claimant is holder in due course of original.

( one of 4 ) 4 ^^i I - Dbte, ^ Convention de la Faye du April 23, 2001 q f/)r1 r? ^/1 11 4 ^Ir V11M ^0/.'M 4. However, prior to ny arresL, I met Carlos Palacios at a restaurant name "Tardes- Calenas" l.ocated on Rossevelt Avenue and 61 Street when we bacame friends. Then Mr. Placios commenced to mentioned drugs convincing nie to assist him in distributin- druos. At thc bigining of March of 11980 1 was in need of sonle Auto Repair so, I mentioned to Palacios that I need my car repair, Mr. Palacios recomended me Mr. Enrique Facurulo as an excelent mechanic. I told him I know Mr. Facundo too. At this point, Mr. Palacios imforned me that he went to Enfa Auto Service to seek employment, and to learn to do Auto Repairs, as the import and export of used cars and car parts to Soiith America with Mr. Facundo.

' 5. On or about March 9 or 10, 1980, Carlos palacios set-up an appointment with me at Mr. Enrique Facundo's Auto Repair Business. At this date was more than six months I did not have any contacL with Mr. Enrique Facundo. I did not come, to his Shop, nor did I call him on the phone. . So, around this date, I used this time to have Mr. Facundo replace my car's fuel pump. I used this time >•, while doing the repair, to talk to Mr. Palaciosoutside the Repair Shop. Mr. Facundo finished im his job, I pai ^then I left.. After I left the Shop, I never saw Mr.

_-_-Facundo again,neither_ caiied him_or visited_nimunti.i we were chargecl-- --.-- in the same indictment for dr'irg trafficking.

6. Mr. Facundo and his wife ( Mrs. Angelina Facundo), did not have anything to do with drug business. Neither tcnew my girl friend Olga Ramirez or herister Martha Ramirez or the co--defendants, Jaime Jimenez, nvolved in this consp- ,;.. iracy so we do not even know each other; that the first tiine WW^f evet met Jas at the court. I do certify that Palacios and I Vargas were the only ones involved in, just Carlos Palacios and I, and with no one else. neither Mr. Facundo nor his wi.fe knew anythirig about the drug business, Mr. Palacios and I conducted. Mr. Palacios insisted that while he was working in Mr. Facundo's Auto Mechanic Shop, we can take an adva- ntage of and we could work the drug business in the repair Shop building basement without the krrowledge of Mr. Facundo, his wife, or the Auto Shop workers. I did not attempt to do this; I did refused; I did not pay any attention to Palacios; so I left, never seeing Mr. Facundo again until inM.C.C. New York at 9 floor, then in court in April 1980, F^f7^6^^ r^ i

7. I also certify that--right after . my arrest I was taken to the Ford Motor Company building (DEA Office), in Manhattan, I was held there for a whole night, being threatened with a fire arm by DEA Agent Robert Johnson who was forcing me to tell lies against Mr. Facundo; falsehood, such as he was a major drug distributor in thearea of New York city and that the drugs confiscated from me belong to Mr. Facundo. Thing which are false. This Agent Robert Johnson wanted me to sign a statement and had it recorder too. I did refused it because it was a lie, That night was the very worst I have seen in my whole life. I was scared that Agent would torture or kill me. This Agent was the same one who shot_ me in my right hand, then hited me in my head with his revolver handle and intentedto kill me at the time of my arrest in Queens Blvd in April of 1980.

8_ I had not seen Mr. Facundo for six months prior the date he changed my car's fuel pump. So after he did this job I have not seen him either, I have not called him on the phone, neither he had my phone number, neither visit him, nor go to his place of business for any repair. I have not had any contact with him since that date in March of 1980. Iwill supply a video tape stating the truth in this case if it is necessary.

9. I confirm that the only relationship I had with Mr. Facundo and his wife, Mrs. Angelina Facundo, was solely customer/mechanic as it pertains to repairs of my car(s) this including my friends and family.

10. I have made this "AFFIDAVIT" of my own free will without being forced, coerced, threatened, nor pressured. This affidavit is also made with the krwwledge that I could be punished for any statement that is false, or perjury.

11. That L am willing to testify in any court of law, in person, or by video to the truth of this "affidavit" at any time, any place it is convenient. I could be contacted at the following address: K 58 No. 23-32 Barrio Santafe, Medellin, State of Antioquia, Colombia, S.A.

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This"AFFIDf.VIT" is made to conform Lo the requirements of the Title 28 U.S.C. of Federal Civil Rules 44(a)(2) (C.V. FRP. Rules 44(a)(2).

This "AFFIDAVIT" is executed NUN PRO TUNC, this June 1999, A.ll., and this aforementioned Affidavit is placed in original jurisdiction pursuant to the ConstiLution for. tlie united states of Anierica 1783 A.D.

Pursuant to Title 28 U.S.C. § 1746 (1) and executed "without the United States." I affirm under penalty.of perjury under the laws of the united states of Anerica that ttie foregoing is true and correct, to the best of my belief and informed knowledge. And further deponent saith not.

Subcribed and sworn before me Also notarized by a regular notary of the city of Ptedellin Colombia, S.A.

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^..:^, . . ,. ^ . 'd. ,. This is the first invitation to Enrique Facundo Marino inviting him to her apartment sometime ar.

Answering machinec

Hello. No one can come to the phone right_now. Please leave a message at the sound of the beep. Thank you.

E:

G :' Who is it?

E. Enrique.

G. Can you talk?

E. Who is it?

It's Gladis.

How are you, ma'am?

G. tIo it's.just that... Does this line have an extension: .

Yes, why? _

G. 2io, iust askina. It's something private.

E. What's up?

C. 2To, but.are you sure that no one is going to listen in on the conversation?'

Are you alone?

Yes; why?

Enrique, what a pity. Why don't you come to my apartment so we can chat?: I'm very depressed.

Why don't you sneak out on Friday or Saturday and we can have a few drinks and listen to old-style music.

-2to. I don't drink, but I.do like old-style music.

Yeah, or why not a restaurant. I don't have any male `riends here. No f emale friends either. I t's not worth 1t, °_nrique. The doct:ment to :rhich this certisicate is aflixed in C.EETI?IED a tr e, ccrrect, ar-d comclete ccrv of ^frE ^^\theee ori;zir.al. claimant is holder I'm tired. I work starting at 2:00 in the morning, 16 to 18 hours, almost every day. I don't get any rest.

G. All the more reason to get a rest.

E. I'll let you know.

G. Well, OK.

E. Chao.

G. OK. I'll call again.

E. OK. This is the second irivitation to Enrigue Facundo from Gladis Marino asking him to go to the casinos. This occured sometime in May of 1994.

Answering machine. Hello. No one can come to the phone right now. Please leave a message at the sound of the beep. Thank you.

E: Hello.

C. Yes, sir.

E. one minute, please. I have another call.

G. OK.

E. Hello.

G. Enrique, how you doing?

E. Fine, thanks.

G. Well, today is Friday. How about a little escape? Oh, are you alone?

E. Yeah.

You remember you owe me .... invitation. You remember. I'm dying to go somewhere where I can forget about all my problems.

E. Yeah? You're still depressed.

G. Yeah, very depressed. Imagine, Enrique, a woman who is alone.

G. Why don't we go to the casinos? I've been told they're very good.

E. Yeah, that's what they say.

G. Tell your wife you've got an auction. If you don't want to go far, we can stay here in my apartment.

E. And where is it? Where do you live?

G. Well, I'll pick you up. Tell me where I should go. I'll pick you up in my car and you leave your car in a parking lot.

E. I'm very tired and I have to work this weekend. I've got a lot of paperwork to do.

G. Don't work so much. Enjoy yourself. E. Well, that time will come.

C. Are you afraid? Don't worry, I don't bite. I give good advice.

E. You know that when you're tired, all you want is your home.

Well here _vou can relax. No. It's hard to believe you're from Cali.. And I think you like dancing as much as I do.

E. Yes. I've liked it all my life.

G. So then, I'll wait for you. Where should I pick you up? Give me a time, 9:00 or later.

E. I'll let you know.

G. Well, you've got to enjoy yourself. I'll treat you well.

E. You don't know how tired I am because I work a lot. On the other hand, I don't drink, and my wife might find out. I 'don't want to have problems. She's a very good person.

G.. Don't worry, I'm also a good person..

E. I'll let you know. Give me your telephone number.

G. No. I'll call you. What time?

E. OK. I'll let you know. Maybe next week, OK.

G. OK, but don't let anyone find out.

E. OK.

G. So long. See you.

E. OK. This is the third recorded conversation with Gladis Marino. It was the second time at the end of April 1994.

Answering machine. Hello. No one can come to the phone right now. Please leave a message at the sound of the beep. Thank you.

E: Hello.

G. Enrique.

E. Ma'am, I'm on the line with Spain right now. Call back in 10 minutes, please.

G. Enrique, why is it that when I called back yesterday nobody picked up?

E. Ma'am, they hung up on me when I spoke to the guy.

G. But later I called you again.

E. I was here. Call back in 15 minutes. I'm on the line with Spa i n now, OK.

G. But you'll pick up for sure.

E. Yes. I'm here, ma'am.

G. OK, fine, sir.

E. OK.

G. Iiello.

Foreign voice. OK. 7/ 1,/ j!/^ii .^- W A R ^?.A1^TT U.S. Departme^it of J,astice United States Parole Commission

To Any Federal Officer Authorized To Serve Criminal Process Within The United States:

WHEREAS, Facundo, Enrique, Reg. No. 21122-053 was sentenced by the United States District

Court for the Eastern New York to serve a sentence of 10 years aggregated with Life SPT for the

c:-ime of Possession and Distribution Cocaine; Conspiracy to Possess and Distribute Cocaine and

was on 8/22/82 released in accordance with Public Law 91-513 (Special Parole Term) from Danbury

w:th Life remaining to be served;

AND, WHEREAS, reliable information has been presented to the undersigned Member of this

Commission that said released prisoner named in this warrant has violated one or more conditions of his release;

NOW, THEREFORE, this is to command you by authority of Sec. 4213, Title 18, U.S.C., to execute this warrant by taking the above-named, wherever found in the United States, and hold him in your custody either until he is released by order of the Parole Commission, or until you are

authorized to transport him for further custody.

WITNESS my hand and the seal on July 15, 1994.

U.S. Parole Comrhi+foner Eastern Region

r'! r• _..^i r.

^Si L- :

WARRANT for return of Prisoner released to supervision or to Special Parole Term

(Namt) (Number) (rnstlmtioa)

UN!TED STATES MARSHAL'S RETURN TO UNITED STATES PAROLE COMMISSION

NOTE: Do not execute this warrant if subject is being held in custody on other Federal, State, or Local charges, unless otherwise ordered by the Commission. (See acc,ompanying i nstructions on Form H-24.)

^aSY e^ t District of /Ve`u ss: / Received this writ the 1 g day of ,19 , and executed sarne by arresting the within-named ctC(.A n do L:_:^_n/ r` Clk e

4: day of df: 7-

19_25 -, at ^ (^ Vk Iy^ and committing him to WA_ 14 t?'n J M. D.c_ , 1 60 o -tif

t ( A. PzZ , (U.S. Marsha!) By DUs/'1 Ej r. .t„d c °, f-P `)4 _'Ce^4

Further executed same by committing him to at on ,19_ , the institution designated by the Attorrtey General, with the copy of the Warrant and warrant application.

(U.S. Marshal)

By (DepuryMarshaf)

NOTE.-The original of this warrant is to be retumed to U.S. Parole Comissioner of the parole region where it was issued.

I have received a copy of the warrant

Signature

Date L1%09-00 14 :52 FAX 30L 402 6520 i•5 PAROLE C050115S10v LQ oiia - our

U.S. Department of Justice Notice of Actiou Ullited Ststes Parolo Cotnmissiou 5550 Friendship Bouievnrd Chevy Chasc, Maryl.wd 208 1 5-710 1

ame: -1777 j Enrique

Iicgister Number: 21122-053 Institution: Elkton FC[

In the case of the above-named, dte fol:.,-wing parule action was ordefed:

No change Irt concinue to a prEsumptive parole after service of 180 months (July 15, 2009).

R.]1A54NS: _.^_..,^•, -;: ^' ^>_:,^,;,• 1^..,.

Itetrwctivity does not apply. cil7sAr `,'ygerr ts 4lculrtted, ^r tv:. t^inn (old Cate_oory Eight; new Category Biglrt) nor your recaleulat^d sa^e^it l^ctor ^lsk^ oatf^qry gory Very Good, old scotc S; new Category very Geod i rieW Srora:t 'Wolrl^d3^ra^te ' vf^e ^tajemenc, means that a finding has been made by the Pat¢!e .^m^mf^t 9pn ai ^^S}Qi' #ear^S th^e, rl&i ^Waro^ or procedlral changes have been made by the I'aso)^ G^quna3eion -0ste¢r^^ut,$zisC hearln^ avlata^ av^xv"u^)Usivively affect your case in temas of Uffense t^eidy ^•'r^ Salter>t pi(plm^^cdte{j1,^, r M^1 d i^ A ^ w t1^': 1 ``.^ ,_. ^t 5 ^ ^^'^^'^4"T, ^^' ,•^,^K0.'^p As rcquiccd by law, ^o^ lrevq^^^T7m^t schcdule^ ^ atatulory ^tcCU^i hfarknt durng Scpcembcr w ^$ •«.^ ' 1^,.,

The above deciuton sts^appeale^l^ ' Ua lhF ^^a p^n Buard un^IC^^ 2f3 C^1^`R 2.26. You muy obtain appeal forms ft't ru yAut t'aSe^qr^ yNS^; be filed with he Commission within ,thlity da1y^ o£ thB..^ ^ ^' a a^^^^ tl Copics otthis Notice vre\,W;ri;,boil,I? tnsttlurtp^^ ° copies may also be senf'TtQ;t)te tf^}t ^hcitfg courtl to notify.

cc: U_S. Probation Offican'.= Eastern District of Neu 75 Cliaton Sttr.e.t Room 405 Brooklyn, NY 11201-4201

I am accepting this_alleged Notie of Action for value. NU'rIC PRO TUiVC, ,itlly 15, 1994. The docrimetn on which this certificate is "CEftTIFIEG" A TPUE cerrect, and COMPLETE COPY of the original. Claimant is holder in due course of orioinal.

Signed date

Conven+icn de la Haye 5 Oct 1961

Date: Oct.ober 31, 20) Clerk: md.d --.... 11,.«..., crr Page 1 of 1 FACUNDO.211 TERRENGE P. BUGHLEY ATTORNEY AT LAW ONE SUFFOLK SOUARE, SUITE 520 I:AANOIA, NEWYORK 11722

5 i 6234-531 1

F'ebniary- 5, 1994

LEGAL MAIL, OPEN IN THE PRESENCE OF INMATE Enrique Facundo Reg. 421122-05 3, Uaii A i FCI C'amberland P.O. Box 1000 C.umberiaod, 'Maryland ?? St%1 -i001C.-

f? E: USA vs. Enxiyue F'acundo

Dear Mr. Facundo:

This letter will serve t.) con-fuan that 1'roh;tion Officer, F,ileen Kelly and the govemment cheinist were both requested to be present at the revocation hearing and that neither one was in attendance.

Please refer to pages ;«ro and tluee of my letter to Thontas C. Kowatski., o: the U. S. re}.artn eat of Jtistice, fc;>l;y attached; which states tttat these witnesses were requested and not prcrdu;.ed.

Verv lr-I3j'v avours.

Terrence P.:3ncx.ey

T'PB:c.k Enclosure FCI- A

GM:JB F. .iF9403181 FACUND225.ORD

UNITED STATES DISTRICT COURT EASTERN DISTRICT OF NEW YORK

TJ?IITED STA'1'ES OF AMERTCA

- against - O R D E R

ENRIQUE FACUNDO, . 80 CR 201(S-1) (TCP)

Defendant. ------x

Application having been made on behalf of the UNITED

STATES OF AMERICA, by Jason Brown,, an Assistant United States

Attorney for the Eastern District of New York, for an order

amending the judgment and commitment order in the above-captioned

case as to the defendant ENRIQUE FACUNDO, it is hereby:

ORDERED TunT the jildr3ment and commitment order, dated

October 21, 1980, in the above-captioned case as to the defendant

ENRIQIIE FACUNDO is^ hereby-.amended-as follows:;'

The penultimate sentence of the judgment and commitment

order shall read: "IT..IS..ADJUDGED on Cqunt Three._(3) that

Defendant shall also serve a Special Parole Term for the balance

of his life." The judgment and commitment order shall remain

unchanged in all other respects.

Dated: Uniondale, New York April 7/f^ , 1997 I am acceptirC thisdvffder for Value. Si^ed date_ Nunc Pr_o Ttmc, April 24, 1997. THE HON. THOMAS C. PLATT 1b2 dccl_u. 2nt on which this C_FIYrI"IWic UNITED STATES DISTRICT JUDGE A 7RUG co.rect, and CW.L^1T CUPY of the EASTERN DISTRICT OF NEW YORX origi t1a? - Clai mant is holder ir, due ca•,^rse of original. Si.gned dat;e.^ C.onvention de Ia Haye du 5 Oct 1951

C., ! 1_ _ VA

U.S. PAROLE COMMISSION GARPER R. CLAY U.S. PAROLE COMMISSIONER EASTERN REGION PATRICIA VINER CASE ANALYST PINl:RiKATHLEEN A HEARING EXAMINER AILEEN KELLY U.S. PAROLE SUPERVISOR et. al., /

I, Enrique Facundo/Petitioner/Aggrieved/Party in this Action, respectfully request this Agency or persons Employees respon,^ibie for the issuance of the al.leged Warrant for Arrest. I do request to please produce/furnish/disciose me a copy of the Oath or Indict- ment attached to the alleged Warrant for arrest issued on 7/15/94 & executed the same one on Oct 16/95. I also request and additional authorization: Now, would you please explain me. ? What would autho- rize the U.S. Parole Commission and/or any employee to render a verdict and Act as a Magistrate/Judge or a Jury? (1) Does the Congress did? (2) Does the Legislature did? (3) Does the Supreme Court did? (4) Does the grand Jury did? .(5) Does t.hefPeti•.Jucy.did? (6) or any judge of regular court/Appeals court? If this is the case, would you please disclose such auttiorit; and,show me a- certify copy of same. This request is done for.• all the parties involve in this alleged Special Life-time Parole violation and subsequent imprison- ment to which was done on July 15, 1994, then a second tioe arrest using the same 4iarrant after such as the alleged Indictment No. CR. 94-790 (DGT) was dismissed, to which it-was on October 16, 199,^. I look forward to receiving you reply within ten (10) days as the law stipulates. Todaydate is August 14, 2001. CERTIFICATE OF SERVICE

I, Enrique Facundo, the Aggri.eved/Party in this alleged Action hereby is returning back to the original senders to which are the U.S. Parole Commission Agency and its employees mentioried herein on above; and tiereir. I am "ACCFPiING ALL THE AE1,L1^D DOCUM&VIS 'rOR VALUE" conditionali.y, as well all the"OFFENSES AGAINST ME" NUNC PRO TUNC, July 15, 1994, and these are the following documents: (1) An unlawful, a fraudulent Warrant for arrest, (2) An unlawful, a fraudulent U.S. parole Board Appeal Decisiori, (5) An unlawful, a fraudulent U.S. Parole Hearings Decisiors; all these three documents has been the fruit and its corifipniing petitioner's "KIDNAPPED" done by U.S. parole Commission and its agents. Page one of two ^; Gf •,,. r.;. ,'--i1 . - ,

Second nage of petiticn--for oaths or Indictment.to U:S. Parole Commission Agency and its Ewployees.

ACCEPTED;FOP. VALUE NUNC PRO TUNC, Date July 15, 1994. PERJURY JURAT

Pursuant to Title 28 1746(1) and execx:ted "Without the venue of the United States" I affirm under penality of perjury that:under

the laws of the united States of America, the foz-egoing is true and

correct to the test of.my-belief and informed Knowledge. Further,

Deponent Sayeth Not. I now affix my signature and to the above

affirmation with EXPLICIT RESERVATION OF ALL MY GOD GIVEN UNALINABLE

RIGHTS, WITHOUT PREJUDICE to any of those rights pursuant to UCC

9 1-207 and UCC 1-103-6.

This documeiit.entitl'ed' petitionfor oaths and/or to.produce an ment, is Sworn , subcribed, Sea:ed and Afftcmed before-me day of August, 2001.

Notarv Public for Ohio state/Republic

My Commission Expires,

An Now, , Notary Public for Okiio state/Republic

Affix my Official Seal to this Document.

Notarv Public Seal: &4" /O,- N^aryPublic I am accepting these documents for "Value" State of Ohio'^ My Commission 7. ^aOD^ conditionally, NUNC PRO TUNC, July 15, 1994. Explres ,/^ The document on which this certificate is CERTIFIED A TRUE correct, anj COMP.E'FE_qOPY of the original. Claimant i course of original. Signed Convention de la Haye du 5 Certified Requested Retd.-n Receipt No.7001 o360 0001 0057 0899

Page 2 of two . ,,, ^ • U.S. Department of Justice

Federal Bureau of Prisons

Federal Cor-rectional Institution Elkton, Ohio 44415

Date: October 3, 20

Reply To Y Attn Of: tT- R.^ L. Warden

Subject: v Inmate Request to Staff Response

To: Facundo, Enrique Reg. No. 2122-053 DA

This is in response to your certified letter that was received in my office on September 19, 2001, in which you request that the Agency provide you copies of the legal documents authorizing the Federal Bureau of Prisons to hold you against your liberty.

In response to your request, I contacted the Inmate Systems Manager regarding this issue. A review of your judgment and commitment file reveals that on October 21, 1980, you were sentenced by the Honorable Thomas C. Platt to a total term of 10 years imprisonment, followed by a Special Parole Term for the balance of your life. You paroled from that term on August 20, 1982. Your parole supervision ended on April 22, 1990, and at that time, your Special Parole Term started.

On July 15, 1994, the United States Parole Commission issued a warrant based upon a ietter fro,m^ tlie J nit8d States Probatloi, office i'ldicatiny^ that between June 1990, and that date, you conspired to possess with intent to distribute cocaine with the Santa Cruz-Londono organization. Further information also revealed that after your March 1993, revocation hearing, you made only two payments towards your fine.

On October 16, 1995, the United States Marshals arrested you on the US Parole Commission Warrant. A revocation hearing was held, and on June 18, 1996, a Notice of Action was issued stating, "Revoke Special Parole. None of time spent on Special Parole shall be credited. Continue to Presumptive Parole after the service of 108 months on July 15, 2009." Facundo, Enrique 2 1 1 22-05 3 DA Page 2 of.2

You are being held on the above warrant, and notice of action. I have attached a copy for your review.

I trust this addresses your questions and concerns: If you have further concerns regarding this issue, please do not hesitate to contact the Inmate Systerrms Manager during ISM open house. State of New York Governor George E. Pataki State Capitol Albany, ivr 122224 Record's Office Enrique Facundo NON -ASSUMPSIT Ref: Alleged Case CR. 80-201(TCP) [21122-0531 P.O.BOX 130-D/A Elkton Ohio 44415-0130

Dear Sir/Madan:

Respectfully am requesting you to please furnish me the following informatl,on: In April 22, 1980, my wife and I were arrested at Enfa Auto Mechanic INC located at 96 Street and Northern Blvd, corona Queens, based upon the allegedly indictment CR. 80-201(TCP). Such complaint was allegedly accused us of commit a crime at the same location of New York state. Would you please confirm me please if in this insident mentioned above the Federal authorities had or made an extradition proceedings in the above case mentioned herein.

Please provide me a certified copy of the U.S. Dept. of Justice's notice of acceptance of jurisdiction over the land or property commonly described as 95-20 Northern Blvd Corona Queens, NY 11377.

rf there is no such Notice of Acceptance of jurisdiction filed with the N.Y. state Governor's office please clearly state the same. I look forward to receiving your reply within (10) days.

Date July 15, 2000

Records Request T: 5 U.S.C; T. 40 U.S.C. § 255. Certified No. 7000 0520 0014 6830 1515 STATE OF NEW YORK

DEPART-MENT OF CORRECTIONAL SERVICES

THE HARRI,UrAN STATE CAMPUS

1220 WASHINGTON AVENUE

ALOANY, N.Y. 12226-2050 (518) 457-i7A GLGNN S. GOORD ANT14ONY 1. ANNUCCI FAX (Sl8)J57-7555* COMMISSIONC-R DEPUrY COMb11SS1ONER rW COUNSEL 'NoI for scriicc of papcrs.

August 18, 2000

Mr. Enrique Factmdo 21122-053 P.O. Box 130-D/A Elkton, Ohio 44415-0130

Dear Mr. Facundo:

Govemor Pataki has asked me to respond to you regarding extradition information you requested in your letter dated July 15, 2000.

The Govemor does not have the authority to intercede in matters pertaining to the arrest and detention of persons in other states or territories on fugitive warrants issued by local jurisdictions in New York State. The Governor may not, therefore, address this matter until the authorities in Queens County, New York formally request your extradition. For your information, the Govemor as of this date has received no request from Queens County nor the federal govetnment..

I do certify that this is true Very truly yours, and correct::copVyof the qri 7he ori;in.al remain jurisdiction. Signed. C

Carol D. Swan Extradition Specialist

cc: Office of the Governor's Counsel Executive Chamber State Capitol Albany, New York 12224 .d...a .11 11,1. 1..y\U 1111IK1 I,4.1

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19. Chstonu Duties * 44. Public Printing and Documents

20. Hduca6on 45. Railroads 21. Food and Dnigs * * 46. Shipping; Appendix

22. Foreign Relations and Tntercoause 47. Telegraphs, Telephones; and Radiotele, graphs * 23. Highvmys 48. Territories and Tnsular Possessions 24. Hospitals andAsylums * 49. Transportetion 25.Indians 50. War and National Defense; 26. Intemal Revenue Code Appendix %

•'ITIs litle has been enacted as positive law. - * Subtjtles Q and III of fhis title have been enad'ed as posiRve law. t't7ds title has been superseded by the enacmiLntof Title 10 as posiflve 1zw. f} This title has been supmseded by the euachnent of Title 31 ag positive law. Titles of the United Slates Code wbich have been enacted into posifive ]aw are legal evidence of the generel and permanent laws, while nqnposifive law 8[les nnly establish primafacie the law5 of the Unfied States (1 USCS § 2A4(a)). Consult pocket pyct supplements fnr any subsequent clanges to the list of Titles of the United States Code.

NOTE: Accorcling to the above list of 50 United State Codes, (not regulations) there are only 20 of them as listed, are considered 'Positive Law', and the remaining balance of 30 Titles are considered 'Non-Postive Law' titles only establishilig 'Prima racie' the laws of the United States. BLACK"S LAW DICTIONAt2Y's definition of the term 'prima facie' means, 'At first sight; ( it seems to be 'true', but upoh further evidence or iirformation is deternlined to be untrue, or a 'lie') on first appearance (thought to be true) ... 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PART I he following exhibits in this case are no longer needed as evidence and should: q be hartdled as forfeited property 0 be returned to their rightful The Facundo Family 67-18 Utopia Parkway, 1st flr, Fresh Meadows New York 11365 q be transferred to (Agency) q undergo abandonment proceedings q be stored as documentation of a non-consensual intercept q be destroyed (or retumed to the case file) q be handled as recovered funds

=XHIBIT LAB. OR FISCAL DESCRIPTION CONDITION ESTIMATED UMBER CONTROL NUMBER CODE VALUE -91 7597 import and exp ort p ap ers -92 7598 assorted keys

Thomas J B

PART II

The foregoing exhibits have undergone abandonment proceedings and may be disposed of in accordance with 41 CFR 128.

PROPERTY CUSTODIAN (Signature) DATE PART III

On I/3O /C{ g the foregoing exhibfls were: q disposed of in accordance with 21 USC (date) q 881(e) disposed of in accordance with 41 q CFR 128 destroyed (or retumed to the case 0 file) delivered to The Facundo Family - /- 67-18 Utopia Parkway, lst flr CUSTOP Fresh Meadows, NY 11365 ^ 3/^^f , f l q placed into storage (documentation of a non-consensual intercept) WITNES

RECEIVED BY ( It applicable)

EA Form 7 Aay 1980) ' 48a U.S. Department of Justice Drug Enforcement Administration

REPORT OF INVESTIGATION Page 1 of 1 Re{aied F{;es

7- [] Closed q Requested Ac4on Completed [] Action Requested 8 9- Other ORce

70. Report Re: Case Status

DETAILS:

1.' Upon the return of personal property belonging to the Enrique Facundo Family and the destruction of drug and non drug evidence this investigation will be closed-

2. It should be noted that the Facundo Family is not cooperative when attem_pts are made _ to return this personal property.

INDEXING SECTION

FACUNDO, Enrique NADDIS 948121

DEA SENSITIVE 2 - AMRI (Pink) Drug Enforcement Adnunisiration This reporl is tAe pmpmly of Ihe Dnp EnlMcanwnt AdmbktraLon. W,Ae, 4 -- ze meeeh m]Y be drseemnated wAsde fhe raem.w to tMeh tnned_ Attachment ^)U ot -)S to tiling Number: 20U3-U3b-U6b9-'i ^th - ^ ,t`tt^,.„1_ ryc„-, . . ' f 6 "Y Lt i 9 2007.01 ' 30 001 Page ],uf 28 20200888 , T02bID: fu DU^EM515 _ 2 6- 4 9 030403 56;78 Conk C;s.mty Recorder- ' iq7.50 Dxcr^t .Itka)tif^ No. EF-0110i.^1 ^^=7TA Ge oR^3h11I1I^tY,l^` ^P r e s i d ent. Michael P. Dolan Commissioner United ^^^d es of.Americar: Internal Revenue;i Service 1600 Pennsylvania Ave. 1111 Constitution Ave. N.W. Washington,D.C. 20500 Washington, D.C. 20224

Willaiam H. Reinqui'at Governor George E. Pataki Chief Justice State,;Capitol Albany, Unite-d States Supreme Court New.York, 12224 1First Street N.E. Washington, D.C. 20543 Secretary of the State Alexander F. Tredwell Supreme Court 41 State St. Albany N.Y. Chief Justice Jonathan Li.ppman 12231-0001 270 Broadway, New York 10007; .Immigration and Nati rali2at.ion. Se; vicn ; Norman Mineta .•Off.ice .of-.New York-, Jacob Jauita. Fe:? r . Seeretary^of Transportation .Plaza; New York, NY 10278 U.nited States of America Williams S. Slattery; Director.in 400 Seventh St S.W; New York, Office Washington, D.C..20590

RE; VERIFIED ACTUAL AND CONSTRUCTIVE NOTICE OF Enrique Facundo, EXPATRIATI6N/REPATRIATION I, Enrique Facundo, the 'Undersigned.Affiant does hereby herein, solemnly certified and swear.on the Undersigned's Unlimited Commercial .liability that I am competent to"^testify stating the matters set forth herewith, that I have personal knowledge of the Facts stated herein and that all of :kthe facts stated herein are true, correct, complete, certain and are admir;ssible as evidence in.any Court proceeding, and if testifying the undersigned Affiant shall state said facts for.and on the record.

AFFIDAVIT AND NOTICE OF._'EXPATRI^.TION/.REPA2'ILIATION: WITH PLAIN STATEMENT OF THE FACTS

The undersigned Affiant, Enrique Facundo, hereby herein attest, A firm., solemnly states and declares; that he serves Noti.ce of his.Expatra.ion from the C©rporate UNITED STATES, UNITED STATES OF AMERICA, STATE OF NEW YORK, and/or it's agents and representativesand any and all sub- division thereof. The assumed.adhesion contracts of,the Social Security and the United States postal Service, along with any and all corporate contracts, Corporate Franchises, hypothecations, promises; and similar transactions are herein and now, voided'`for non-disclosure and fraud by the Afforesaid Corporate entities. I Enrique Facundo is not.a Jurist (person) legal Fiction underythe jur.isdiction of the Corpqrate UNITED STATES GOVERNMENT, the Corporate UNITED STATES OF AMERICA::and/or the Corporate STATE OF NEW YORK. the Qorporate UNITED STATES OF AMERICA and STATE OF NEW YORK and/or any other Corporate STATE OF THE NATION ._ has committed and continues to commit numerous crimes against me, ^and an(J other "Permanents Legal Residents" "American Citizens" i.e., Banking, Secret Law, hypothecatedT Governments, Conterfeit Constitutions, Corporate Courts, the bankruptey,.'Commercial Schemes, the Allodial Land issue, of devested rights, titles of interests, cruel and unus.ual% punishment, the jurisdiction issuQ separation of powers, wherein the ^ ab initio. Attactment 51 of 53 to filing Number: 2003-036-0869-3 ^6 4 82^ Affidavit of Expatr;^tinuq/Repatr:i!atdmn 20200888 // Page (2) 020403 66.20 F^`^ judicial system in America is being run by Executive order, Military "Court Orders; via the Bankruptcy "PUBLIC POLICY" and bhe like, that have and are cdntinuing to subject me,_and millions of Americans, and Permanent Legal Residents, to Cruel,>Hard unjust, unlawful, Illegal, and totally Unconstitutional Rigors, including but not limitdd to, the destruction of evidence law, and my and their very,lives wibhin the Union of the Several States knwon as the uniteddStates of America, which is at direct ;otlds with the vitality of substantive due process and common.law, which is the God Given, Unalienable Rights of any Sovereign human being in t"is pla.:et: To.which I do swear. I do also swear at any time more that all my human and civil rights have been violated;".for more of two ddcades: That during this time I have been tortured physically. &:psychologi.cally,as deprivate of all my Constitutional) Rights. This includas;;? my familytoo.

Whereas, the Undersigned Affiant, Enrique Facundo, makes it perfectly clear that he is not now, nor does he ever intend to physically leave the united States of America, just expatriate the corporate UNITED STATES OF AMERICA. I Enrique Facundo was born live to Jesus.Ramirez and Teresa Facundo on November 20, 1943, in Guadalupe Huila Colombia, and I have been living in the State of New York as a permanent lega(l.r.esident 6ino'e;-1971;:'bo which the_,law clearly sta,be thatany individual who have been domiciled•in any State of the the,::AmericanUnion is deemed^ as citizen of such state as to which it it New York atate., New york is it one of the Republic states Compriszng.the Union of the Several (50) States. I do swear. To which are Countries.

Whereas, I Enrique Facundo, hereby herein Repattates into the Republic state of New York ( on the soil ) where I was living for more than,a 30 years as permanent Legal Resident, Flesh and Blood human being. I Enrique Facundo, aaP• making it yeryelear._that I am a Sovereir?g American Citizen with full unimpared inalienable human Rights and the power.to.uphold said inalienable Human Rights. I am the Real and True Credictor and "Holder in Due Course" under U.C.C. 1, under the true "Law" I am subject to the organic Constitution of the united States, The Common Law; The Law Common to all Human Beings. Under the Commor) Lawi..Ic-.,can not bec,.compelled to do anything, unless and until, I have injureddsomeone or damaged someone's person or property, I have full Unimpaired Standing in Law, and Unfettgrad, access to the UNITED STATES SUPAEME COURT!IZ ORIGINAL Jurisdiction for redress of my Grievances pursuant to the "Commbn.Taw^it I am exempt from Levy; my Rights.3are given to me by Y"rod. My Soavereign{iyirCan Not be Restricted or taken from me. The Constitution does not give me any Rights, it Restricts Government from interferring in my rights as a Sovereign Natural Human Being. I do so swear.

Whereas, as living in New York city since 1971 and as permaneht legal resident the law authorize me to be a Sovereign citizen of New York atatefRepublic for which I do affirm•that I am; since the law estbbliah and is clear, and accordingly, is establi'shed that an ala:en admijbtdd lawfully to the United States for permanent residence shall beodeemed -AtMh.=nt 52 ot S^3 to tiling u e`^ U' U^36-UtSb`J-3 ;,Affidavit of Expatriati.on/Kepatriation ..page (3) . 202Clt7888

a.citizen of the state in which such alien is domiciled. Accordingly this"NQTIAS. of BAUSE" for REPATRIATION" is also as a"CERTIFICATE" of CITI'LEN-SHIP" the law authorize me "EXPATRIATION° of the Corporation of United States, for'which it authorizeeme to do pursuant to and. under Title 8 of UnitedaStates :Code, Sectio`11 1481 page 607. The Congress of United States passed the ExpatVa'tion law THE DAY BEFORE THEY PASS•ED THE 14th AnENDpIENT which was in 1868. This was three years beforethey created their club. It is also a"CERTIFICATE°of CITIZEN- SHIP" GacEordingly with%.bhe law ( see Title 28 USC § 1332(a)(4), and also, Scection 203(b) of Title II of Public L. 100-702.

I do declare that I am not an "UNITED STATES CORPORATIQN" nor a resident, since I did not want to become both,"RE SIDENT, or CITIZEN" of the federal United States.Corporation, and that I amnnbt a"Member of the political Commtsnity.!'

I do AFFIRM that I have "MY GOD GIVEN UNALIENABLE RIGHTS" to ehoose my lawful citizen-ship,^aarid that no Federali, State, Local, and/or municipal Government can take this right away by any statutory law. and/or administrative Rule without my.knowing, willing and voluntary consent, not bythreats, intimidation or.duress and/or coercion (TDC). Therefore, I asseverate and hereby declare my lawful Sovereign Citizen- Ship of New York state/Republic, andc.the several states/Republic of the Nation.

Whereas, I Enrique Facundo, does •not now and never will waive his un6a'3renable Rights against involnntary servii:ude, economic slavery, and peopage; becoming a statistic mn the Slave Trade of Americar,i being exposed to Fraudulent inducement.to contract, fraudulent conoealment after the Fact Fraud,out 'of Court, injustice,in court,.unlawful conver- sion of asse•^s,and property, and a Host of other atrocities. I Enrique Facundo, am:a Sovereign Human Beingwho shall exercise his Absolute Right:of property, an allodium freehhold s:estate in Free and Common . Socage: I Enrique Facundo, will never contract from under the protection of the "Common Law" from under protection of Nature and God Law: 'I do swear.

.Further Affiant Sayeth Not: Attestation at Common Law;

This AAffidavit° and "Notice". of"Expatriation/Repatriation" is executed NUNE PRO TUNC, the E0th day of November 1943 A.D., and this "Affidavit" and t'Notice" is placed in original jurisdiction pursuant to the Constitution for the unitedS;tates.of America of 1787 and Amended Bill of Rights 1791 A.D. Hereby.under the Common.Law. "without the venue• of the Corporation of the United States".

State of New York

) .nnnrtn y...... T.ar:_^^,^..-^...... , Af . nl- Rni ur9...... _ __c __. . Queens County. / 159-08 65th Avenue, Fresh Meadows New York, near [11365) Jurat!; A.ng.el> ar^ cbez1 41'ttorp 1n-FAct Fbr Enrique r'a IU-pFFICIAL SEAL # Suboribed to and sworn before me to be True, oo^!eect, and com I&Ap^®E^d2^AEAk^ . Aff iants knwoledge and belief this -2 o day of fa}J 200^. '^?"qY PU8LIG, STATc 0F ILIINOIS' F WittleSS my and S ' loN EXPIAES 18•9 2A" My..commission Expires /0 `/- a 00 y /` Attachment 47 of 53 to filing Number: 2003-036-0869-3 20200888 Copyright first page

Copyrignt Notice 9 6' 4 8 2 9 Co ri ht Notice: All rights reserved re common-law.copyright of trade-name trademark, ENRIQUE FACUNDO(c)--as well as anyp2M 26tJ'28 derivatives and variations in the spelling ofsaid trade-name/trade.- mark,.not excluding "Enrique Facundo"--Common Law Copyright(c) 1961 by Enrique Facundo. Said common-law trade-name/trademark, ENRIQUE FACUNDO(c), may neither be used, nor reproduced, neither in whole nor in part, nor in any manner whatsoever, without the prior, express, consent and acknowledgement of Enrique Facundo as signified by the red-ink signature of Enrique Facundo,'hereinafter "Secured Party." With the intent of beinK contractually bound, any juristic person, 'as well as the agent of said juristic person, consents and agrees by this Copyright Notide that neither said juristic person, nor the agent of saidjuristic person, shall display, nor otherwise use in any manner, the common-law trade-name/trademark ENRIQUE FACUNDO(c), nor the common- law copyright described herein;.nor any derivative of, nor any varia,- tion in the spelling of ENRIQUE FACUNDO(c) without the prior, express, written consent and acknowledgment of Secured Party, as signified by' Secured Party's signature in red ink. Secured Party neither grants, ' nor, implies, nor otherwise gives consent for any unauthorized use of ENRIQUE FACUNDO(c), and all such unauthorized use is strictly prohib= ited. Secured Party is not now, nor has Secured Party ever been, an accommdation party, nor a surety, for the purported debtor, i.e., 11 ENRIQUE FACUNDO," no'r for any derivative^of, nor for any variation imthe spelling of, said name, nor for any other juristic person and is saijndemnified and held ha'rmless by Debtor,i.e., "ENRIQUE FACUNDO," .in Hold-ha'rmless and indemnYty Agreement No. EF-01102061 HHIA dated the Twentieth Day of Eleven Month in the Year of Our Lord One Thousand Nine Hundred Sixty-0ne against any and all claims, legal actions, orders, warrants, judgments, demands, liabilities, losses, depositions,' summonses, lawsuits, costs, fines, liens, levies, any INS and/or U.S. br.anoh or State detainer, penalties,. damages, interests, and expenses whatsoever, bath absolute and contingent, as are due and as might become due, now existing and as might hereafter arise, and'as might be suffered by, imposed on,and incurred by Debtor for any and every reason,purpose,and cause whatsoever. Self-executing Contract/Security Agreemeht in Event of Unauthorized0 Use: By this C.o.pyright Notice, both the juristic person and the agent of said juristic person, hereinafter jointly and severally,"User," consent and agree thatany use of ENRIQUE. FAUCNDO(c) other than authorized use as set forth.above constitutes' unauthorized use, counterfeiting, of Secured• Party's common-law Copy- righted property, contractually binds User, renders•this Notice by Declaration a Security Agreement wherein User is debtor and Enrique Facundo is Secured Party, and signifies that User: (1) grants Secured Party a security interest in all of User's property and interest.in property in the sum certain amount of $ 500,000.00 per each occurrence NUNC PRO TUNC, of use of the common-law copyright trade-name/trademark, ENRIQUE FACUNDO(c.), as well as for each and every occurrence of use of any and all derivatives of, and variations in the.spelling of, ' ENRIQUE FACUNDO(c),.not excluding "Enrique Facun.do," plus costs, plus triple damages; (2) authenticates this Security Agreement wherein - User is debtor and Enrique Facundo is Secured Party, and wherein User%:. pledges all of User's property, i.e., all consumer go.ods; farm products, inventory, equipment, money, investment property, commercial tort Attachment 48 of 53 to filing Number 2003- 2112008HS 03G-0869-3 'Copyright second page -1 9 ^y 4 8 2) 9

020403 66.22 claims', letters of credit, letter-of-credit rights, chattel paper, instruments, deposit accounts, accounts, documents, and generaJ. intangibles, and all User's interest in all such foregoing property, in the past, present and future, now owned and hereafter acquired, now existing and hereafter arising, and wherever located, as colla- teral f-or securing User's contractua:_li'obligation in favor of Secured party for User's unauthorized use of Secured Party's comnion-law: copyr:ight.ed property; (3) consents and agrees with Secured y?arty's filing of a UCC Finacing Statement in the UCC filing office, as.1well as in any county recorder's office, wherein .User is debtor and Enrique Facundo is Secured Party;(4) ronsents.'and agrees that said UCC Finan- cing Stat.ement::described above in,paragraph "(3)" is a continc:ing financing statement; and further consents and g.reeswith Secured Party's filing of any' continuation statement .nec.e:ss.a;ry fo.r...mainta.ining Secured Party's perfected security interest in all of User's pr,operty and interest in property pledged as collateral in Security Agreement described above in paragraph "(2)" ; until User's contractual obligation theretofore incurred has been fu11y satisfied; (5) consents and agrees .with Secured Party's filing..of any UCC Finacing Statement, as described above in paragraph "(3)" and "4);1'as well asthe filing of any Security Agreement, as describedabove in paragraph "(2);" in theUCC filing office;.as we11 as in any county recorder's office; (6) consents and agrees tha,t^.any and.all such filings described•...in,par,agraphs "(4i)" and "(5)" above are not, and may not be considered, bogus, and that User will not ciaim that any such filing, is bogus; (7) waives all defenses; and (8) appoints Secured Party as Authorized Respreseintative for User, effective upon User's default re User's contractual obligations in favor of Secured Party as set forth below under "Payment Terms" and "Default Terms," granting Secured-Party full authorization and power for-engaging in any and all actions on behalf of User including, but not limited by, authentication of a record on behalf of User, as Secured Party, in Secured Party's sole discretion, deems appropiate, and User`further consents and agrees that this appointment of Secured Party as Authorized Representative for User, effective upon User's default, is irrevocabie and coupled with a security interest. User further consents and a rees With all of the-following additional terms of.Self-executing Contract Security Agreement in Event of Unauthorized Use: Pa ment Terms: In accordance with fees for unauthorized.use of ENRIQIJE.,FACUNDO c as set forth above, User hererby consents and agrees that Usec shall pay Secured Party all unauthori2ed-use fees in full for previous and present use wi•thin ten (10) daysof date Secured Party's invoice, hereinafter "Invoice," itemizing said fees, is sent. Default Terms: in event of non-payment in full of a1l;unauthorized-use fees by User within ten (10),days of date ,Lnvoice is sent, User shall _be deemed in,.default and: (a) all of User's property and interest in property,:pledged -as collateral by User,. as set forth in above in paragraph °(2)", immediately becomes,i.e., is, property of Secured party; (b) Secured Party is appointed User's Authorized Representa- tive as set forth above in.paragraph "(8)"; and (c) Usee.•consents and agrees that Secured Party may take possession of, as well as otherwise dispose of in any manner that Secured party, in Secured Party's sole discretion, deems appropriate, including, but not limited by, sale at'auction, at any time following User`s default, and without Attachment 49- of.153:iotfal'ing;Number: 2003-036-0869-3

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fGrther notice, any and all of User's former property and interest in propecty formerly pledged as collateral by User, now property. of Secured Party, in respect of.:this "Self-executing Contvact/Secu- rity Agreement in Event of Unauthorized Use,".that Secured Party, again in Secured.:Party's sole discretion, deems appropiate. Terms fac Curing Default: Upon event cf.default, as set forth above under "Default Terms," irrespective of any and all of User's former property and interest in..property and interest in property in the possession of, as welias disposed of_by, Secured;,Party, as unathori- zed above under "Default Terms" Usec may cure User's default re only " the remainder of User's former property and interest inpraperty formerly pledged as collateral that is neither •in.the possession of, nor otherwise disposedof by, Secured Party within ( 20) days of date of User's default only -by payment in full. Terms of Strirt Foreclosure: User'.s non-paymentio full of all unanthorized-usefees.it;mized in Invoice within said twenty-(20.) day period for curing default as set forth above under "Terms f or Curing Default" authorizes Secured Party!s immediate non-judicial strict foeclasuee on ahy and. all cemaining property;and interest in property formerly pledged as collateral by, User, now property qf Secured Party, which i s.not inc:the possession of, nor otherwise disposed of.by, S.dcured Party upon expiration of said twenty-(20):daystrict-foreclosure period. Ownership subject to common-law copyright and.UCC Financing Statement and Security Agreement filed with-the UCC.filing Office.'Reoabdc0wner:.Enrique Facundo, Autograph Common Law Copyright(c) 1961. Una:thorized use of.. "Enrique Facundol' incurs same unauthorized-use fees as those aseoeia- ted -with E[VRIQUE FACUNDO(c), as set forth above in paragraph under "Self:executing Contract/Security Agreement in Event of Unautho- rized use." "This Copyright" shall be applicable NUNC.PRO TUNC, 11/20/ 1961. If for any event any/one any/body have been uaing it without any aUthc-vazed: permission" without any exemption of YFederal Corp.dba "UNITED STATES" "United Statea8 "UNITED, STATES. OF AMERICA" its ag,encies, and U.S_ 8ranche,s;;,.and any employee, officer, official, and principal,(s), and/or associate as any State, County, City.and Municipal including any employee, officer,offi.cial, and pr;inc.ipal(s) of same state,.and/or associate of same that in any event have been associate with this matter..All Sub-Agencies, agents, Officers, Officials; Pri.cipals,.and., _ uivlslons oZ al1 oi t

JURAT

Subcribed to and sworn before me to be True,Correct, and Complete; to the best.of Affiant's knowledged and belief by Attorneys-inFact for. Enrique Facundo senior, this^day of Ocrc qf 2002.

My Commission Expires

EnrVqde Facundo Senior/Secured;iParty. CopyRight Notice PuUlication BACK OF TIIE YARDS

THE YARDS PLAZA 4642 S. DAIvIEN AVE. • CHICAGO, IL 60609 PHONE (773) 927-7200 • FAX (773) 927-7940

I, Susan, Malone, as publisher and agent of the Back of the Yards Journal and on its behalf, do hereby certify:

That the Back of the Yards Joumal is a corporation organized and existing under and by virtue of the laws of the State of Dlinois and is duly licensed and qualified to transact business in the State of Illinois; that it is ` ,publisher of the newspaper l:nown as "Tlie Back of the Yards Joumal". "I'hat said newspape.r is a secular newspaper of general circulation and is printed in theEnglish language and published in the Township of Lake, County of Cook, in the State ofDlinois, and has been so printed and published for more than one year and circulated principally in said City of Clucago. That said newspaper is a legal publication as described in Chapter 100 of the current Illiiiois Revised Statutes.,

That I am Susan Malone, agent ofsaidpublication, and duly authorized to make this certihcate in its belillf.

That legal notice and advertisement ofEnrique Facundo, to which this certificate is attached, is a true copy published in said newspaper on Iune 19, June 26, July 3, and July 10, 2002.

. In witness whereof, the Back of the Yards Journal Corparation has caused tlus certificate to be made and executed by me this lOth

Yours Very Truly,

Susan Malone County of Cook : State of IIlinois Subscribed and Sworn to before me "OFFICIAL SEAIJ this 10th day of July, 2002 James S. Gonska Notary Public, S[atc of Illineis My Commissiun Exp. 07102/!005

"A TvfC)DFT. COiViVfTiNTTY NT=.bV.SPAPF.F'i" TO ADVERTISE CALL ( m Ar^»zT"Ing m mogmummmmmm Help Wanled-Male-Female 3 Help K n ed Male-Female 3 Real Estate 6 Real Estate FULLTIME - Real Estate Phone Order Desk IN THE CIRCUfT COURT OF SALES . Cook Courlty, Illinois County If You Like To Talk On The IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF Outside salesman needed to Departrnent - Chancery Divi- Phone You'll Love This Job Cook County, Illinois, County sell advertising space in local- Department - Chancery Divi- sion. EMC Mortgage Corporation, newspaper in the Back of the '10°° Per Hour Salary + sion. Wells Fargo Home Mort- Plaintiff, vs. Willie V. Jorles, et gage, Inc., f/Wa Norwest Mort- al., Defendants. Case No. O1Ch- Yards area. Self-startirlg indi- Hourly Bonus & Health Ins. 9147. vidual can make excellent $ gage. Irlc., Plaintiff, vs. Tony R. + Pd. Vacations/Holidays Ferguson, et al., Defendant. PUBLIC NOTICE IS HEREBY as we ofter a liberal commis- GIVEN that pursuant ta a Judg Cellular (773) 719-1116 No Experience Necessary. Case No, OlCh-11292. sion plan. Work with estab- PUBLIC NOTICE IS HEREBY merit of Foreclosure and Sale Direct Line 1773) 376-3300 lished accounts in protected Call Wendy GIVEN that pursuant to a Judg- entered in the above cause on scruz8l 181 @aol.com ment of Foreclosure and Sale April 24, 2002, The Judicial 4700 Snutlt Pulaski Road area. MUST SPEAK co,qn!- 708-652-7500 Saies Corporation will at 10:30 ISH AND ENGLISH. entered in the above cause on Chicago. Illinois 60632 September 25, 2001, The"Judi- a.m. on July 26- 2002, in its 927-7203 cial Sales Carporatior, will at office at 33 N. Dearborn Street, 10:30 a.m. on July 22, 2002, 10tt1 Floor, Suite 1000, Chica- Notices (Wed., Thurs., Fri.-1 tarn-3pm) in its oHice at 33 N. Dearborn go, IL 60602-3100, sell at pub- lic auction to the highest bidder Li>lin, in lre "mulC r mnle Street, 10th Floor, Suite 1000, EXCELLENT JOB for cash, as set forth below, the dunuu are nnl immnrkd Io cxduda Chicago, IL 60602-3100, sell at OPPORTUNITIES ur discmuage applicatinn livm pur- public auction to the highest bid- following described real estate: suns nf the ulher sex. Suah Iislines der for cash, as set forth below, Commonly known as: 6921 IN NEIGHBORHOOD S. Racinc, Chicago, IL 60636. m:ry he used hecause wme uccnpo- the following described real es- Do You Have Office Skills? tiuns are cun>idered in,ne uuructrve tate: The real estate is improved with a single-family residence. Do You Type? We need peo- tu ° pennn nf une xes Ihan nre uamr. Commonly known as: 6332 )le fluent in both English and S. Bell Ave., Chicago, IL 60636. The ludgment amount was All rexl eame adverlislne in the $55,138.58. ' 3panish (Reading & Writing). The real estate is impmved- Jr'urrrul i+suhjeel to Ihe Fe,lend Pair Sale Terms: 10% down by f you need a job or seek a with a- single fanliiy residence. Hnuslm, Acl which makcs il ine.xl u. The judgment amount was certified funds; the balance, by 7etter one, we want to talk to adverlise any prererencn.limilao„n certified funds, is due within 864,915.44. In Archer Heights /ou. nr di.criminatinn bnsed rm rcc. Sa!e terms: 10% down by twenty-faur (24) hours. The sub- color. religiun. xx. handicap, I'amil Why rent when you can own and ontact: certified funds; the balance, by ject property is subject to general Back of the Yards Council inl .atams or nutionu6 arigin: nr any certified funds, is due within real estate taxes, special assess- let someone else pay your mort- inlenliun In nake any such preler- twenty-four (24) hours. The sub- ments or special taxes levied 1751 W. 47th St., 2nd fl. enee.v, limimtinns ur discrintinat against said real estate and is gage. 2 Apts w! 3 bdrms. & lin- ject property is subject to general ished basement w/2 bdrms. 9 a.m. to noon in the .i:de. remal or rirancine uf real estate taxes, special assess- offered for sale without any rep- 9egister with the B.Y.N.C. hrasine. The Journnr wilI nni knnw- ments or special taxes levied resentation as to quality or quan- =mployment Service (FREE) inely accepr any advenisin_ Ibr real against said real estate and is tity of title and without recourse estate which vinlams the law. AIF per- oflered for sale without any -rep- to plaintiff. The sale is further isting your job openings lo snrn ure herehy inlirrrned that all subject to confirmation by the )et qualified applicants or fill resentation as to quality or quan- dwellin^-s adverused are avnilabie on tity of title and wilhout recourse court. Upon payment in full of the >ut an application to receive a erryal nppnmmny b°xix. to Plaintiff. The sale is further amount bid, the purchaser shall lelp Gnding a job. We believe hal Ihe vasr rnojorily subject to eonfirmation by the court'. receive a Certificate of Sale, or the conrruclnr.c advertisine in Ihe which will entifle the purchaser Para Vender Upon payment in full of the "Huslncxs Scrvlces" provide yualily to a Deed to the real estate after amount bid, the purchaser shall Tiempo Completo. work and are honesl. Huwever, the confirmation of the sale. receive a Certificate of Sale, 3e necesita un vendedor Jr.nmur can nnt rccornmend. endor,ae. The property will NOT be Near Pulaski Rd., Shopping rara vender anuncios en un nor be beld e¢countnble fur tbeir which will entitle the purohaser to a Deed to the real estate after open for inspection. Prospective - and Transportation :uliuns. II Ls Ilte responsibilily or the bidders are admanished to check leri6dico local en el area de confirmation of the sale. consurncr lu chcck the repmaiiun nr the Court file to verity all infor- Four linished levels, 5 bdrms, 2 3ack of the Yards. Puede The. property will NOT be lheconvaclur belnre ally innoey i mation. 1/2 baths, swimming pool, side anar mucho $ porque ofre- exchaneed. before a cnnlract is open for inspection. Prospective For information contact Plain- bidders are admonished to check drivc, 2 car gar. emos buen plan de igned.antl before wark bephnx. tifYs Attorney: KROPIK, PAPUGA the Court file to verify all infor- :8misi6n. Trabajara con cuen- Advenisers. pleasc check your ad. & SHAW, 120 S. LaSalle St., mation. Suite 1327, Chirago, IL 60603, No nonsense. Just profes: as ya establecidas. Debe The J.mnior mxkex every eflbn to For Information contact Plain- (312) 236-6405. Please refer to abla espanot e ingles. insure lhae your udvertisernenl is cur tiffs Attorney: PIERCE & ASSO- in other words, HARD N file number 30707. rect. bul errorsc:m occur. The CIATES, 18 S. Michigan Avenue, 927-7203 Pursuant to Sec. 15- purchase or free market Jnu mr will nol be liable rnr failure 12th Floor, Chicago, IL 60603, (rniercoles; jueves, viernes m publish om ad. Adunmem for an 1507(c)(7) of the Illinois Code il right choice, ask for Simo (312) 372-2060, Call between of Civil Procedure, no informa- Jesde las 11 hasta las 3 p.m.) error in :Id cupy is limited to the par- the hours of 3pm - 5pm. Please tion other than the infornlatian if you want your house sol tion of the ad wherein Ihe error refer to file number ATTENTION: WORK FROM HOME occurred. Immediately call yuur contained irl this notice will be PA0104505. provided. ud'verli,ing representnlive npnn die- NOTE: Pursuant to the Fair $500 - $2,500/mo PT cuvery ut an crror. NOTE: Pursuant to the Fair IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF Debt Collection Practices Act you Debt Collection Practices Act you are advised that Plaintiff's Attor- Cook County, Illinois County $3,000-$7,000/mo FT are advised that Plaintiff's Attor- ney is deemed to be a debt Department - Chancery Divi- Free booklet. Legal Notice SC ney is deemed to be a debt sion. F!eet Mortgage Corp., collector attempting to collect a collector attempting to collect a www.guideu2sLiecess.com LEGAL NOTICE debt and any inforrnation ob- Plairltiff, vs. Ronald Finley, De- debt and any information ob- fendants. No. 0OCh-18014. for the trademark of tained will be used for that pur- __(800) 963-5653 COPYRIGHT tained will be used for that pur- PUBLIC NOTICE IS HEREBY MARCELINO SANCHEZ WITH pose. 271628C pose. GIVEN that pursuant to a Judg- $500 + a Inonth PT THE HOLD HARMLESS INDEM- 271171C ment of Foreclosure and Sale $2000+ a month FT NITY Agreement No. MS-050668 entered in the above entitled HHIA was posted in Chicago, IL IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF cause on June 14, 2001, Inter- nternational company needs For copies please send request to Cook Courlty, Illinois County county Judicial Sales Corporation Supervisors and Assistants. 4804 South Wolcott Ave., Department - Chancery Divi- Over five million dogs will on Monday, July 29, 2002, Training. Free Information, Chicago, IL 606Q9. sion. Ameriquest Mortgage Com- at the hour of 11 a.m. in their pany, Plaintiff, vs. Henry Carl are abandoned office at 120 West Madison www.100sofdreams.com LEGAL NOTICE COPYRIGHT for the trademark ol Jones, et al., Deferrdants. No. every year because of Street,.Suite 718A, Chicago, Illi- ar(888)231-6004 ENRIQUE FACUNDO WITH THE OlCh-18275. behavioral problems.' nais, sell at public auction to the PUBLIC NOTICE is hereby =XP.TELEMARKETERS HOLO HARMLESS INDEMNITY hghest bidder tor cash, as set Agreement No. EF-01102061 given that pursuant to a Judg- tedh below, the following de- xpanding southside ment of Foreclosure entered in HHIA was pbsted in Chicago, IL The real tragedy is; scribed mortgaged real estate. the above entitled cause on April Commonly known as 5736 S. orp. looking for Exp.. For copies please send requesl to most af them could 23, 2002, Intercounty Judicial Seeley Ave., Chicago, IL 60636. elemarketers. However 4804 South Wolcott Ave.. Sales Corporation will on have been helped. The mortgaged real estate is •fll train. $6-$12 to start. Chicago, IL 60609. Wednesday, July 24, 2002, at improved with a single farnily IIIIIIIIIIIIf111111^^I^I^^IJ^11f^I^lllll^llllllll^ Doc#: 0428932013 Eugene "Oene" Moore Fee: $80.50 tw^ i8im L.u 4-- s4-w ® <> @^6S Cook County Recorder of Deeda 5718 W. Cermak Rd. • Cicero, Illinois 60804 Date: 10115/2004 10:14 AM Pg: 1 of ig Pfi: 708-652-NEWS • FAX: 708-652-6653

CERTIFICATE OF PUBLICATION

DATE DECEMBER 5. 2003 I, ANA MARIA 72'HodF`Nattc UGALDE, SUPERVISOR OF EL DIA G0^^16♦rT NOTIC^t^f 11^ ^f^dJ 60 y^aNo(E f{IOl1E.F(rCUNqA.^_ SPANISH NEWSPAPER, DO HEREBY wer as anyT`arp- ivawes' end LLqns'=1^'^e.spell,l!BR^k'4 iarl J^ -'Sne_ CERTIFY THAT A LEGAL NOTICE OF marG^ qt ct^driq".EpHqueP6cuMo® comm^n la"f CupYglgh}_® 1^¢^, 1NITN WHICH THE ATTACHED IS ATRUE COPY, THE^WOl© 1{ARfw1LE$^IMOEMNITV Ag e:em a^ 6 Ef91102661 HHIA Thls. WAS PUBLISHED IN EL DIA, A SPANISH n Iudl,nyblswhof6txmiN ssf ledh re- NEWSPAPER, AS DEFINED IN CHAPTER !aboJe ,(4d 'tilIGECINA °FACtlNpO 611rIERRFZ ® ,^of, Cxr,l dln4 A'.geline 715 OF THE ILLINOIS REVISED Finlntl G I hei;a0 mm n lawl Gnpight ^i 19kTV_^JITry'rH^ tIOID STATUTES AMENDED BY LAWS 1959, P. MAfiM4E5SrIN0EMNITY ABree^ne^l'fl AFG-0202YI1HHIA;,,,4x.p{Is' E^{RIOUE 1494, EFF. JULY 17, 1959, ANDTHAT EOVJARq FAFUNDO GIRtERREZ ® nol EL DIA HAS BEEN PUBLISHED CONTIN- exciuoingq Iqu^ ^ilw .A tlo G 7,er z^ ra G-dpyftlghN,® IOULSYAT REGULAR INTERVALS OFAT 169 1kVITH TI.^E Hp44 HHRMLE55 1NQEMNITY A9roemeqt !p EEFG-HHIA LEAST ONCE A WEEK WITH A MINIMUM RICMARO FACvUNOg. GUi1GRRi=T ® ritit exGUAing Rl,harE FaIXmd G,Gegpz OF 50 ISSUES PER YEAR, FOR AT LEAST mm n fa CupyRyhl ® j996.'HITM TtlE'lidLD %f.iAjiMtE$s )NDEMNRY ONE YEAR PRIOR TO THE FIRST PUBLI- Agree t7{RFGUj4b25g6HErPrWCre CATION OF THE NOTICE. pos[ed i Fhicagn ILym cypl s pl ase reqyegl t n6oq 5 u)h;Wl lbA u; I FURTHER CERTIFY THAT THE NOTICE Ghlcg . 1L 606U9:^Wr } 966 65tb A4en^ e Arg h M aJOyti NY /1y'^5 ;, ^:, WAS PRINTED IN THE TOTAL CIRCULA- TION ON THE DATE OF PUBLICATION OF EL DIA IN WHICH THE NOTICE WAS PUBLISHED FOR FOUR CONSECUTIVE WEEKS AND THAT THE NOTICE FIRST APPEARED IN THE ISSUE #1107 DATED NOVEMBER 14T", AND LAST APPEARED IN THE ISSUE #1013 DATED DECEMBER 5TFt IN WITNESS WHEREOF, AND BY VIRTUE OF- AUTI-IORITY DULY VESTED IN ME BY EL DIA NEWSPAPER.

SUBSCRIBED AND WORN BEFORE ME THISff DAYOF.,20(l^.

ANA MA NOTARY PUBLI Q SUPEBV

OFFICIAL SEAL JORGE MONTES NOTARY PUBLIC, STATE OF ILLINOIS MY COMMISSION EXPIRES 8-6-2006

Lnt 376 Cicero, IL. del 21 al 24 de Noviembre del 2003. Eg DIA

Y-:rT^nsy^i ^^^^ 15oc# 0428932013 P^^^TC ^OTICE- Dateg 10/15/2004 AM ^OTICE Pg: 19 of 19 Mf1 azO 21 ?ABRILw2 Natice Is hereby given, pursuant to Tratn &ji¢ n Act'n rdaro^ to the Lse af an panto-.^tje ^;v Assumed Business Name ir1 Ihe PCJBLIC IOTICF.TSIiEREBY I GIVEN T F L A T T [ - i E F O L L Q 1ulh!G-DE,SCRII3EI7 sobl e25ttn'ie, onduct or bansaction of Busindss n the State,` as amerlded, that a SSOTGR V^iiTLT,fa 4f? t JNCi EEfiI T DELIS'EKED 1NTQ'THE I qSSE SSTON ANA; qzrer r l hacer de lp;i':v ertification was fled by Ihe under- CUSTODYQR.T(-IC,CTCERO POISC;9Dkf?=utTbfENT:YS EII'f3ER AI3.AND4l`IED, erute en In'lririiimiii igned with the County Clerk of oqk County. File NO. DD3088540 LOST, STOLENORINCLAIMEDMOTORVEHICIFS"wI:LI.BE.SOLD.AT BRIL 22 iyYCt nn the Noven ner 5 A03. llnder AUCTION, PURSUAN"GTO.ILI.INOTS REVISkI) S'LATUT.ES> 271 he Assumetl Name of LA ESPE- -^ I^auevs ainTgo,Fs RANZA MINI MART wlth Ihe busi- renov^fapfe7la; ess located at 214o S. HIGFI- de,lrqbnlo LANO BERWYN IL G0402 The T(3tiV. .aR COLOR. ser tocla crvonce y penoynit rue name(s) ard residence address 02-4919 of the owner(s) is. JOSE L RHIZ. Ot ^1'7t11R hIITS }"DR d 13AA4GGOlEI14490 , ^ 3 ]044 Y1 tfiTF__ST RERWYN_1L Z._frl 3 9&. BLAC7 tIERCURY VAN 412ZV71r5wDa3i59a MAYOll JI^NIQ20 nno2 02'5312 )5 BLUE QLDS 1:'DR 1 G3NL5Sn195iV1305 112 ^ Trata ile dqr te rc 01-5365 . 97 G\AITB iv(I;RCFJE1 2DR tiv(ELM62¢5 Vfib32(,5P iares que, rfp,^[^ LEGAL NOTICE 02 5;06 95 MARRON CHAYSIER 4DR tl SE756fI?SNSO4273 estcrrr{:t^Ju ppr^'c COPYRIGHT NOTICE fnr Ihe traue- 02-$61^: 95 RED DODCP fictos por tzls'serer Ri nanie of'MARCELINO SANCHEZ 2DR 1B3ES47C55IY503391 •,lodo el tienapa:-, " N cammon law CapyRl9Gl © 1968' WIiH 02-5766 .95 BL([E., FORD }>r'GN THE HOtf] HARMI.ESS INDEMNITY 2P'61IJAS;1rI9SBA96$97- '.;Ag e rneut R MSg506G6-HHIA. Was 03-0?17 Ti T;1[V pLDS:'... 4DIt 1G317ff>2M3VP3 t1990 SUNIO 2t "".JI^LIO } .;, „n pontea in Chicago . IL.for copies, please request1o 4804 Suutti Wolwll Avenue, 03 0335: 99 ,2vfAR7t9N: pODGG 4DK 2B3I1D46R1114579690 No te; corfles ie; Ch,cagu IL 6uc09. 79T 03-o575 P RPf,E. FORn 4Dlt I.FAeP52[76SYGI36321 marcrvilla el y7nsn O:i-t668 U2 PCiRPT:G $l!1: 2DR: ISNA4GI23S261:30$S:'. visto poc^na veirii Public Notice 96° Mantent@yrrc^enrclo^;? A1lenlion Ralph E. Mec / , and Lawrence 03-1083 RURPIF FORD' 4DP: IFAEP6536TK1-94380 H. 1lyman. you are in default and n^-lsoa . ss IJtcEW 51EVY aDW. I^iJCS7a W3i3848 s AEm n,slraLve Judgement has been '.7ULlO Ti - i1G'OSTa22,"; n Case p MS-0Y015-REM-I.HH- 03=1616 96 Issued ' GREEN PLYWIQUTH 1ATT lP4OP406161195? ' En cuechoesk^t p 900a i n 0e arnaunl of $970 . 0 o000 Yoa 96 emaln IJIHII. DICIT and hare said nolhing 03-1'1$I GOLD OiDS aIJR IG1¢Jj;IyfOT64210 03 n mcino de Icj espi re9artlinp my private AAminislrallve 03.2371 02 CREI'. RIlTS 4:DR JAlbCf IR52J016414 pastidor parcr f^+i{ pracess. Yon 1 ave fa len lo answeq lhere rore. Sum,nery Judgment has been issuetl 03-1995`. Qt M3' KAWIC Mt; .II;AEl.'A1F121A070R3.: tu g7rsto por la bnenayrcf:. regarding your failure lo answer lo the CtfQnta.-- ...... charges an4 dema9es dnne lo me 03-3393 96 :RED bQDGL• 2.DK IB3ES62Y1'ID547732 Marcel no Sanchez © Sea ned parly You p1=57?57 95 BLUE PORD 4<1R `2FALP72YVbSK"J3WJ must cnotact me b selge this mallar AGOSTO 23 - SEPTlLN Inlnred alely as Ih s n atler's RES JUDI- -95 OZ 3273fi _ GREY OLDS 4 DR 1 G3NL55D95M5EOJ6 Grte es ern buen y CATA. 96 ' 03-34945 BROPN FORD 4 DR 1FALP6537TK133670 de c6mo es[ma m 03-3683 96' I^b NISSAN ADR INlBU3IIY4TC1?7259 fatptilrares Ctrent LEGAL NOTICE COPYRIGHT NoTICE !or Ihe Iratle- viejorar la claridcrd {fela.sp nanle-mark orENP.IOUE FACJNDD 0 as well as any and all deriVelives and varia- liens In the spellin9 of Said trade,ame SEPTIErLlBRE 23 - OCTU, mark, not exGudin9'Endque Facundo p 8'sfiren-ate pa:ltt. nmon law Capyflighl 0 1961' WITH THE HOLD HARMLESS INDEMNITY ABANDONED, LOST STOLENORUNCI.AIMED MOTOR VEHICLES. SEUEN en !ns reloeioner e Agreement N EF-0110206bHHIA. This g el aspecto omar indurling bls y+hole lamily as staled here YEARS AND OLDER 4f'ILLBE DISPOSED OF AS jUNi; OR 4VRECKEVG ahove Wife : ANr1ELINA EACt1NO0 iYlontente receplieo. GIJFIERREZ ® not em!udng'Angelina PURPOSES ONLY. ILLINOIS REVISED STA7'UTES 1998 i1LL AB:ANDO;VED, FacunEn Gullerrez ® common law LOST STOLEN OR UNCI:.SL4iED N40TOR 6'FHICLES SEKEN'YEARS AND CopyRight G' 19GI.' WIT}I THE HOLD OCTUERE 24 - NOYIE,YB HARMLESS INDEMNITY A9reemenl II NE4VEIL IV[LL BF DISPOSED OF AT AUCTION. Algvnos nmigas a AFG-0202467-HHIA. Sons: ENRIOUE EDWARD FACUNDD GUTIERREZ ® nol y se conrportarqi exeluding 'Enriaue Edword Facundo ctOOH. En caso - f Guhenez © comman 1aw CopyNlghl 0 THL' ABOS'E DESCRIBFD a40TOR k'EAICLES tl'ILL HE SOLD

United States Attorney Eastern District of New York GM:JB Uniied SlatrssAnorney's Office F# 225 Cadman Plara Eav FACUNDOE.225 Brooklyrt, New Yo,k 11201

April 7, 1997

The Honorable Thomas C. Platt United States District Judge Eastern District of New York 2 Uniondale Avenue Uniondale, New York 11788

ne: Enrique r'acundo v. united 5taces 97 CV 0618: 80 CR 201 (TCP)

Dear Judge Platt:

I write in response to Enriaue Facundo's pro se petition, pursuant to 28 U.S.C. § 2255, challenging his sentence in the above-captioned criminal case. Facundo was convicted of both substantive and conspiracy narcotics vioiations in 1980, following a jury trial presided over by Your Honor. In October 1980, Your Honor sentenced Facundo to two concurrent ten-year sentences for violating 21 U.S.C. §§ 841(a)(1) and 846, to.be followed by concurrent lifetime special parole terms for both offenses. Facundo claims that this Court erred in imposing the parole term. Facundo is correct that the conspiracy count should not have included a lifetime special parole term, but incorrect to the extent that he asserts that the Court erred in imposing a lifetime special parole term on the substantive offense.

The Supreme Court held in Bifulco v. United States, 447 U.S. 381 ( 1980), that, unlike substantive narcotics provisions, the conspiracy prohibition set forth in 21 U.S.C. 8 846 did not rarrv as a nerialtv sper.ial_ Darnl_e tnrms, However, there is no serious question that Your Honor did have the authority to impose a lifetime special parole term on the basis of Facundo's conviction of violating 21 U.S.C. § 841(a)(1), a substantive 2

narcotics distribution offense. Thus, the government has no objection to Facundo's judgment being amended to reflect that the special parole term applies only to his conviction for that offense and not the conspiracy charge.

Respectfully submitted,

ZACHARY W. CARTER United States Attorney

By: Jas Assfistant U.S. Attorne_v

cc: Enrique Facundo Inmate No. 21122-053 Federal Correctional Institution P.O. Box 1000 Cumberland, MD 21501-1000

Clerk of the Court, E.D.N.Y. (TCP) COPY CERTICATION BY DOCUMENT CUSTODIAN Florida//Ohio/New York/Illinois state Republic ) scilicet Columbina/Queens/Cook/Dade.... co'unt.y } --- -- i Enrique Facundo(c)® Secured Party. -do-.'Certified or Affirm' that the attached ------4eme:ofiCustodian- Reproduction of: Verified Petition for Great Writ of Habeas Corpus ------as of Right; Art. III Constitution superior coort, andfits respective attachments,(1) ------Alledged Called Styled Indictment, (2) Alleged Judgment and commitment order, (3) The ------congr.essional Controlled Substances Act Misapplication of "Unected" Federal Law ------84 Statutes at Large 1224-1285. j4fl,Ftile 44 § 1505. National archives Office of Fed - Register. (5) Table of United States Code, (6) UCC-1-Filing Acknowledgment No. 2004-1109------1127911, and present one: 2005-07290841084; New york State; and Washington State No. ------:------2002-184-8890-8, (7) Notice Concerning Fiduciary Relationship, form 56, Certificate of ------:----e--^r.--^-- forea.gn Statu•tes.of Beneficiad:Owner for United States Tax Withholdtng, orm W-BIMW:Peknodled- ment power of i^ttorriey, ^3rOraer 6ismissmT i9J^, Tib7-Inquiries-ana-i5-page"s-ofi-Recorders. *****is a TRUE, CORRECT and COMPLETE photocopy of a document or documents in my posse-(Trascrip Ssion and that I am the custodian of said document or documents.

By ORDER of: ENRIQUE FACUNDO(c)® DEBTOR

Tax-exempt Organization

SECURED PARTY accepts DEBTOR'S signature in accord with UCC- §§ 1-201(39), 3-401(b) i & accepted for value this Custodianship as Attorney-in-Fact via Authorized Representative. Done nunc°pro tunc, both, currently and By • SECURED PARTY ENRIQU6!FACUNDO Retroactively March 1979. ' Permanent Address:Fresh Meadows 15908 65th Avenue C__Date: ^O^^D ^ New York u.s. A Original Document: rw'^- f-_____,(Print) Signa re of C n of By ^ ---- date ^lh ^. geacuA rnev inytit ^ ) --Date: _A t orized Representative__Secured -Par.ty------,(Print) Credi toi:.

Mailing Address: Auth.....,Rep. 15908 65TH AVENUE FRESH MEADOWS Hdad of state Int z° C/o ------ograph for Value, Title Holder > NEW_YORK1_11365__-__---^ __TM : Cnmmnn Law Riaht Thumb Print Seal: _ 'O17GIEttZATIPN • ID NO. "LODU-t1u^iie Temp: Address: FSL ELKTON DEC 2 8 1,9 P.O.BOX 10 LISBON, OH 44432 MARCiA n rr.v SUPRE 'r'" Statement: Invoice No. NOTICE Date: ENRIOUE FACUNDO(c)® C/0 P.O.BOX 10 BUREAU OF PRISON ELKTON OHIO 44432 FEDERAL SATELLITE LOW 8730 SCROGGS ROAD, COPYRIGHT CONTRACT RECEIPT AND INCIDENT ELKTON, OHIO 44415 REPORT BY AFFIDAVIT BY USE OF MY PROPERTY WITHOUT MY CONSENT

The date my Copyrighted NAME property was used:_10/04/2006 _, Time: 1:20 PM

The "Subject Matter" for requesting my Appearance; Briefly statement: Toda,y Obtober 04_ 006 approximate at 1:20 PM I was called by Alex Fekete, the called styled FSL Unit Manager, heasked me questions above mt_!^pyriqh^ings in which I didex)lainhim that_rr^ narte is my _ QroertL _ n o m a t t e r how is been used its ^ighted and no one can be use it without m"pe mission, and that it is registered in touinty Recorder's Office, S e c r e t a r y of State UCC-1 Divison, and_Treasur Departrrent for which it is an official registered. Therefore if any one use my name which it is my property no matter how he will he is in violation of infrigement of my copyright. W. Fekete, replied, you say; if I or any one of4y staff ^ calls•you we have to askpermissionfran you? I repplied all depend. If you calls me for my own benefit, you do not need apermission, but if you do it to do business with my property as it is the way you are doing naa, then I wi11 not give m,y constent. Then you have to ask me permission in writing. Then W. Fekete, told ne; fran rrow, if I or any ene frao my staff call you and you do not show up, then I perosnally pl ace,you in which this neans it is a threats to be torture in the B.O.P. Nh. Fekete's and his staff internal charrber of tortures, which also are threats, for a kidnapping, physical and psychological tortures a retaliationg just because I am exercising rrry legal rights. Being this a violation of my First M endnent protection as a living, flesh and blood sovereign man that I am. Witness of this Insident Report are: (1) Secretary of H Lhit, Nhs. Rachel Pitts, (2) Case Manager Lisa Kennedy. they were presented.

Person making the request: ALEX FEKETE Secured Party Accepts BY "ORDER: of: Signature, B.O.P. Agent Debtor's Signatures in accord ALEX FEKETE Debtor's Signature with UCC-§ 3-419, and §§ 1-201 d.b.a. FSL UNIT MANAGER (39), 3-401(b). OF ELKTON OHIO.

This contract is accepted for 'value' and is exaipt fran levy. This Statement of accoimting is for t.he use of my "Private Property" w#iich is protected under the 4th Arn?nclrent/Security Agreerent No. EF-01102061-SA; is Nun-Negotiable Bill of Exchange and Trade A.cceptance, by "Private Contract", protected by Art. I, Sec. 10, C1. 1, of the u.s. of M erica constitution; at the "sum Certain' amount of $ 500,000.00 for it's use/misuse, for the "Injury' and 'Damage' incurred per copyright notice-Brief and Carplete Copyright notice.

Total "Sun certain as agreed to for "Incident" :$ 500,0(10.0_0 Thak You for doing business. I, Enrique Facundo(c)® soul being sovereign man, do hereby attest on my unlimited cormiercial liabibilty that the foregoing stated herein above, is true; carrct, carnplete, and certain no misleading the Truth, the wiiole truth, and nothing more than the truth, so help ma God. 061iz/S G^ ;^ c^47v1&1-

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