The SEC?s suggestion, supposedly supported by Mr. Green?s testimony, that LOM ?destroyed these tape recordings during the pendency of this action? is incorrect. The representation in the Response To Motion To Strike that I told Mr. Green that ?LOM had destroyed all Sedona-related tape recordings, as well as other tape recordings of telephone conversations? is false.

I never had a conversation with Mr. Green in which I suggested that LOM destroyed any telephone tape recordings. To the contrary, it is my belief that LOM took every reasonable step to preserve tape recordings of telephone calls related to the Sedona matter, and I have been informed that LOM still has possession of those tape recordings. Nor did I tell Mr. Green that anyone else had destroyed any tape recordings of telephone conversations related to Sedona.

Mr. Green?s apparent agreement in his testimony with the SEC?s leading suggestion that I am the aunt of Brian and Scott Lines is false. I am Brian and Scott Lines? distant cousin (Brian and Scott?s father and I share a common great grandfather). Any inference the SEC is attempting to make that whatever attenuated relationship I have with Brian Lines would cause me to abandon my professional judgment and principles is unsupported and false. Moreover, the suggestion is damaging to my reputation coming from a representative of the government of the United States of America .

A declaration regarding the above issues will be filed in the District Court.

I am informed that the auditor, John Green, will be filing a declaration stating that he has not yet had the opportunity to read the transcript of his SEC investigative testimony, but that he never testified that LOM or anyone associated with LOM destroyed any documents or any thing.

I am also informed that Mr. Green has reserved his right to correct or make changes to his prior investigative testimony once he is able to review the referenced testimony.