Monday, February 29, 2016

Mr. X Blind Item #1 - Academy Awards

Two different people, same subject. One was at the Elton John party the other the Vanity Fair party. One a B-list mostly movie actress and Oscar winner/nominee who has done TV quite a bit lately another an eccentric A/B-list musician. Both technically belong to that slimy cult but have been slowly distancing themselves and their families away from it. At these two parties, my sources overheard them talking about freezing their bank accounts because the SEC is closing in on the sect's ponzi scheme which would make Madoff look like child's play.

11 comments:

  1. Tricia134:13 AM

    Beck and

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  2. Tricia134:14 AM

    Juliette Lewis/ Beck

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  3. Kno Won Uno4:15 AM

    I asked too many questions today, so I won't type any more. It's painful.

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  4. robynsing4:16 AM

    Elizabeth Moss and Beck

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  5. Sarahelizabeth4:20 AM

    Juliette lewis- good on her i hope..... And ?

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  6. Bif Loman4:37 AM

    This blind doesn't even make nonsense. The SEC only investigates publicly traded companies. COS is a private, non-profit. And if the SEC was investigating COS, and you knew it, you wouldn't freeze your bank account, you would drain it.

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  7. back again4:38 AM

    no oscar noms.

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  8. back again4:43 AM

    +1 but Juliette Lewis also considers herself an eccentric singer/musician too not just an actress.

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  9. Chelzee Post5:16 AM

    I know Kimora Simmons and her husband are in serious trouble with regard to an Eastern Asian ponzi scheme. Didn't know about this one.

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  10. Gadzooks5:38 AM

    If COS has an investment arm, then yes it can be audited by the SEC.

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  11. texasrose8:08 AM

    Not true. If any entity, private nonprofit or not, manages money for a fee then they are subject to the federal securities laws and can be examined or investigated by the SEC. Don't know if COS does this for members or has an investment fund set up for members but they are into a lot of stuff. Affinity frauds are the worst.

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