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IN THE FEDERAL COURT OF THE COMMONWEALTH OF REDMONT
CRIMINAL ACTION
The Commonwealth
Prosecution
v.
Nexalin
Defendant
COMPLAINT
The Prosecution alleges criminal actions committed by the Defendant as follows:
This case is split into 3 key areas: Self-enrichment through the Commonwealth Reserve Bank, co-conspiring to steal $1,287,000.00, and scamming citizens through exploiting information/powers they held within the CRB.
The Defendant in this case forced a loan deal onto the Government without the Administration’s consent. This is a direct example of self-enrichment through the use of a public office. The CRB does not have the power to issue loans without the consent of the Administration, which is why the loan was reversed when the President stepped in, threatening to dissolve the CRB if the loans are not reversed. What sets this loan apart from the rest is that this loan was fully issued with the funds arriving in the Government’s balance. This is Corruption, Embezzlement, and Treason.
The Defendant was co-CEO of Tello at the same time as xeu100 and received a payout of $200,000 to one of their in-game companies immediately after the theft took place. We have direct command logs of the Defendant receiving a payment of $200,000 less than 13 minutes after xeu100 stole $1,287,000 from the CRB. This clearly demonstrates that the two were cooperating on the matter, and are seeking to charge the Defendant with Conspiracy to Commit a Felony for his involvement in this scheme.
The Defendant used privileged information within the CRB and even the powers they held within the CRB to scam citizens. The Defendant offered contracts in which the Defendant would have to pay out if the Government balance dipped below a certain point, but the signee would have to pay the Defendant if the Government balance did not dip below this threshold. The Defendant had access to information through their CRB position that the general public does not have access to directly related to the status of the Government balance and ever had powers to directly increase the Government’s balance. This is a clear conflict of interest and a use of one’s public office for private benefit. This one individual was at risk of being scammed out of $96,000. How many other people has the Defendant made a deal like this with? Why does the Defendant feel as though it is appropriate to make bets in which he can directly tip the scales through the CRB?
I. PARTIES
1. xeu100
2. Company named “7834910”, henceforth referred to as “xeu100’s bank account”
3. Nexalin
4. Company named “7890321”, henceforth referred to as “Defendant’s bank account”
5. DonTrillions
6. Company named “7834912”, henceforth referred to as “DonTrillions’ bank account”
7. The Commonwealth Reserve Bank
II. FACTS
1. Defendant used their position within the Commonwealth Reserve Bank to attempt to force the Government to take out a loan from a bank that he personally owned without the consent of the Executive or Congress.
2. Defendant was a direct beneficiary and co-conspirator to the xeu100 CRB embezzlement scheme which saw $1,287,000.00 stolen from the Commonwealth, and was even CEO of Tello
3. Defendant used their position within the CRB to scam citizens by selling “Redmont Government Default Swap” contracts to citizens, in which the signee would have to pay the Defendant if the Government’s balance stayed above a certain threshold.
III. CHARGES
The Prosecution hereby alleges the following charges against the Defendant:
1. 2 counts of Corruption (Facts 1 and 3)
2. 1 count of Embezzlement (Fact 1)
3. 2 counts of Treason (Facts 1 and 3)
4. 6 counts of Conspiracy to Commit a Felony
IV. SENTENCING
The Prosecution hereby recommends the following sentence for the Defendant:
1. For Corruption (2 charges): Removal from public office and disbarment from public office for a period of 4 months (2 months for each charge) and $50,000 ($25,000 for each charge) in fines.
2. For Embezzlement: Suspension of the Defendant’s Entrepreneur’s license and ban from registering or owning any company or union.
3. For Treason (2 charges): Removal from public office and disbarment from public office for a period of 4 months (2 months for each charge) and $50,000 ($25,000 for each charge) in fines.
4. For Conspiracy to commit a Felony (6 charges): Fines of $150,000 ($25,000 for each charge) and jail time of 36 hours (6 hours for each charge)
In total we recommend the following sentencing: Removal from public office, disbarment from public office for a period of 8 months, suspension of Entrepreneur’s license, ban from registering and owning any company or union, fines of $250,000, jail time of 36 hours.
V. EVIDENCE
By making this submission, I agree I understand the penalties of lying in court and the fact that I am subject to perjury should I knowingly make a false statement in court.
DATED: This 6th day of October 2022
CRIMINAL ACTION
The Commonwealth
Prosecution
v.
Nexalin
Defendant
COMPLAINT
The Prosecution alleges criminal actions committed by the Defendant as follows:
This case is split into 3 key areas: Self-enrichment through the Commonwealth Reserve Bank, co-conspiring to steal $1,287,000.00, and scamming citizens through exploiting information/powers they held within the CRB.
The Defendant in this case forced a loan deal onto the Government without the Administration’s consent. This is a direct example of self-enrichment through the use of a public office. The CRB does not have the power to issue loans without the consent of the Administration, which is why the loan was reversed when the President stepped in, threatening to dissolve the CRB if the loans are not reversed. What sets this loan apart from the rest is that this loan was fully issued with the funds arriving in the Government’s balance. This is Corruption, Embezzlement, and Treason.
The Defendant was co-CEO of Tello at the same time as xeu100 and received a payout of $200,000 to one of their in-game companies immediately after the theft took place. We have direct command logs of the Defendant receiving a payment of $200,000 less than 13 minutes after xeu100 stole $1,287,000 from the CRB. This clearly demonstrates that the two were cooperating on the matter, and are seeking to charge the Defendant with Conspiracy to Commit a Felony for his involvement in this scheme.
The Defendant used privileged information within the CRB and even the powers they held within the CRB to scam citizens. The Defendant offered contracts in which the Defendant would have to pay out if the Government balance dipped below a certain point, but the signee would have to pay the Defendant if the Government balance did not dip below this threshold. The Defendant had access to information through their CRB position that the general public does not have access to directly related to the status of the Government balance and ever had powers to directly increase the Government’s balance. This is a clear conflict of interest and a use of one’s public office for private benefit. This one individual was at risk of being scammed out of $96,000. How many other people has the Defendant made a deal like this with? Why does the Defendant feel as though it is appropriate to make bets in which he can directly tip the scales through the CRB?
I. PARTIES
1. xeu100
2. Company named “7834910”, henceforth referred to as “xeu100’s bank account”
3. Nexalin
4. Company named “7890321”, henceforth referred to as “Defendant’s bank account”
5. DonTrillions
6. Company named “7834912”, henceforth referred to as “DonTrillions’ bank account”
7. The Commonwealth Reserve Bank
II. FACTS
1. Defendant used their position within the Commonwealth Reserve Bank to attempt to force the Government to take out a loan from a bank that he personally owned without the consent of the Executive or Congress.
2. Defendant was a direct beneficiary and co-conspirator to the xeu100 CRB embezzlement scheme which saw $1,287,000.00 stolen from the Commonwealth, and was even CEO of Tello
3. Defendant used their position within the CRB to scam citizens by selling “Redmont Government Default Swap” contracts to citizens, in which the signee would have to pay the Defendant if the Government’s balance stayed above a certain threshold.
III. CHARGES
The Prosecution hereby alleges the following charges against the Defendant:
1. 2 counts of Corruption (Facts 1 and 3)
2. 1 count of Embezzlement (Fact 1)
3. 2 counts of Treason (Facts 1 and 3)
4. 6 counts of Conspiracy to Commit a Felony
IV. SENTENCING
The Prosecution hereby recommends the following sentence for the Defendant:
1. For Corruption (2 charges): Removal from public office and disbarment from public office for a period of 4 months (2 months for each charge) and $50,000 ($25,000 for each charge) in fines.
2. For Embezzlement: Suspension of the Defendant’s Entrepreneur’s license and ban from registering or owning any company or union.
3. For Treason (2 charges): Removal from public office and disbarment from public office for a period of 4 months (2 months for each charge) and $50,000 ($25,000 for each charge) in fines.
4. For Conspiracy to commit a Felony (6 charges): Fines of $150,000 ($25,000 for each charge) and jail time of 36 hours (6 hours for each charge)
In total we recommend the following sentencing: Removal from public office, disbarment from public office for a period of 8 months, suspension of Entrepreneur’s license, ban from registering and owning any company or union, fines of $250,000, jail time of 36 hours.
V. EVIDENCE
By making this submission, I agree I understand the penalties of lying in court and the fact that I am subject to perjury should I knowingly make a false statement in court.
DATED: This 6th day of October 2022