Thefts of the companies intellectual property by our Patent Attorneys and the hosts of other crimes committed in the attempt to cover it up..

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"Information pertaining to the thefts of the companies intellectual property by our patent attorneys and the hosts of other crimes committed in the attempt to cover it up through abuse of public offices.

Abuses elevating to state supreme court public offices of The Florida Bar and Supreme Court of New York, Appellate Division First & Second Department Disciplinary Committees. To evade prosecution partners were planted in conflict to handle complaints in conflict while holding public office and stymie the company's efforts.

The same attorneys remain under federal investigations by the patent office and other regulatory bodies and where such investigations have caused the Commissioner of Patents to suspend the Iviewit patent applications, pending charges of fraud on the United States Patent and Trademark Office, as well as, fraud upon the Iviewit shareholders.

Investigations are underway into the stolen investment funds of the company including monies from the federally backed Small Business Administration.

Iviewit has spent several years building its case against our former attorneys, accountants and management and would have had far more success if conflicts of interests, abuses of public offices and other nefarious crimes to cover up and deny due process had not interfered with the company complaints to authorities.

In not one, but two states, Supreme Court agencies have been penetrated by Proskauer partners acting in violation of office positions to block complaints against them and their partners. As the case elevated to the United States Supreme Court for review of the Florida case for violation of public offices by Christopher Wheeler and Matthew Triggs, the Supreme Court would not review the case.

The Florida Supreme Court and then the United States Supreme Court by failing to review the matters, precluded Iviewit shareholders from filing complaints against the attorney's caught in verified conflicts of interest and abuse of public office.

Thus, the state and United States Supreme Court's by denying Iviewit to file complaints, as provided for in the Florida and United States constitution's has denied shareholders the right to file complaints against public officers and attorney's Wheeler and Matthew Triggs for their violations of Florida Supreme Court public offices.

Turning the courts into an attorney protection agency along with the state bar associations, these institutions appear to fail constitutional mandates that allow citizens to complain against public officers caught violating office. Our rights denied, it is feeling a bit Russian here and this is leading to more than just patent theft from the shareholders but now a denial of due process that may soon elevate into Patentgate.

Iviewit is an Intellectual Property (IP) asset management company focused on the development and extension of its "critical path" imaging & video processes into the marketplace.

Currently the companies patent portfolio is partially suspended (USPTO SUSPENSION LETTER) by the United States Patent and Trademark Office (USPTO) Commissioner, pending investigation of charges of (FILING OF CHARGES OF FRAUD UPON THE UNITED STATES PATENT AND TRADEMARK OFFICE CHARGES FILED BY IVIEWIT AND CROSSBOW VENTURES).

Where the filings claim that Iviewit former patent counsel and others have committed fraud not only against the Iviewit shareholders but fraud upon the USPTO directly in filing fraudulent and false statements of oaths on patent applications.

Additionally there are other crimes to attempt to steal such inventions, inventions that have been heralded by leading experts as the Holy Grail inventions of our times.

The charges were filed by Iviewit and it's largest investor, Crossbow Ventures of West Palm Beach, FL, after information from the Director of the Office of Enrollment and Discipline (OED) for the USPTO, Harry I. Moatz (Moatz) showed that foul play appears to have taken place in the filings by the attorneys. Subsequently the attorneys and firms involved, including (Proskauer Rose LLP, Foley and Lardner, Meltzer Lippe Goldstein Wolfe and Schlissel, Blakely Sokoloff Zafman and Taylor, Kenneth Rubenstein, Raymond Joao, William Dick, Steven Becker, Christopher Wheeler and Douglas Boehm) are under investigation by Moatz and the USPTO for such crimes.

Crossbow Ventures monies invested were also two-thirds funded by the federally backed Small Business Administration (SBA) where the SBA is in fact the largest shareholder in the iviewit intellectual properties.

The SBA is the most financially damaged shareholder by their crimes. Where the SBA Inspector General's Offices has begun to audit the trail of their monies and where their investment in the patents went.

All Iviewit shareholders should be aware that the companies board closed the company with no notice to shareholders that they were disbanding the corporate entities. This appears to violate laws in Deleware and Florida.

These crimes and many other has been reported to the Federal Bureau of Investigation, where Special Agent Stephen Luchessi has taken these matters to the United States Attorney approximately one year ago.

We have asked for filing under RICO with the FBI as these crimes involved a number of law firms and others, acting in concert to and violating enough of laws that qualify for RICO status. We suggest that you write to your congressional leaders regarding your stock, how to report it and what actions are being taken to direct the patents and stock back into your names.

Already, as most shareholders are aware the stocks maybe worth several thousand times their original value. Please contact the company if you would like to know the current status of investigations and whom to write in your state. The Company has filed for Congressional help with The Honorable United States Senator Dianne Feinstein of California. "

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