$MMAT $TRCH $MMTLP
Putting The Pieces Together
“In December, a retired California Highway Patrol officer named Wilma Stone filed an unusual Freedom of Information Act request with the Securities and Exchange Commission….
…that was how Wilma Stone got the idea to file her FOIA request with the SEC.
Stone’s FOIA request sought “all emails, texts, memos, meeting notes, calendar entries,
Microsoft Teams chats, and Bloomberg messages (or similar communication platforms) sent or received between Kathryn Ruemmler, current Goldman Sachs Chief Legal Officer, and Jeffrey Epstein (American financier) that contain any of the following keywords: S-1, Fraud, Oversold Position, Phantom Shares, and Ghost Shares.”
Stone said she hasn’t received anything back from the SEC, other than an acknowledgment.
But then came the newly released Justice Department records, adding fresh fuel to the MMTLP conspiracy theories.
Among the millions of pages of documents published by the Justice Department from Epstein’s financial files was a June 2014 Ameriprise brokerage statement showing that Epstein once held a $213,004 position in Torchlight Energy Resources, the small oil exploration company whose corporate lineage would later produce MMTLP.
At the time, Torchlight was a relatively obscure oil-and-gas exploration company, and there is no public evidence that Epstein had any operational role at the company….”
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