I just downloaded the latest CourtListener entry. Looks like Kleiman wants to nail Craig on purgery:
REQUESTS FOR ADMISSION
1. Admit Ira never told You he would release any claim against You in exchange for CoinExch shares.
2. Admit Ira never told You W&K Info Defense Research LLC would release any claim it had against You in exchange for Coin-Exch shares.
3. Admit the Estate of Dave Kleiman was not, in any capacity, a party in any proceeding You were involved in before the Supreme Court of New South Wales.
4. Admit that You did not serve Ira with the Statement of Claims that were filed in the Supreme Court of New South Wales in Wright v W&K Info Defense Research LLC (2013/225983).
5. Admit that You did not serve Ira with the Statement of Claims that were filed in the Supreme Court of New South Wales in Wright v W&K Info Defense Research LLC (2013/245661).
6. Admit that You did not serve the Estate of Dave Kleiman with the Statement of Claims that were filed in the Supreme Court of New South Wales in Wright v. W&K Info Defense Research LLC (2013/225983).
7. Admit that You did not serve the Estate of Dave Kleiman with the Statement of Claims that were filed in the Supreme Court of New South Wales in Wright v W&K Info Defense Research LLC (2013/245661).
8. Admit that You did not serve W&K Info Defense Research LLC with the Statement of Claims that were filed in the Supreme Court of New South Wales in Wright v W&K Info Defense Research LLC (2013/225983).
9. Admit that You did not serve W&K Info Defense Research LLC with the Statement of Claims that were filed in the Supreme Court of New South Wales in Wright v W&K Info Defense Research LLC (2013/245661).
10. Admit that You did not serve the Estate of Dave Kleiman with the Consent Orders that were filed in the Supreme Court of New South Wales in Wright v W&K Info Defense Research LLC (2013/225983).
11. Admit that You did not serve the Estate of Dave Kleiman with the Consent Orders that were filed in the Supreme Court of New South Wales in Wright v W&K Info Defense Research LLC (2013/245661).
12. Admit that You did not serve Ira with the Consent Orders that were filed in the Supreme Court of New South Wales in Wright v W&K Info Defense Research LLC (2013/225983).
13. Admit that You did not serve Ira with the Consent Orders that were filed in the Supreme Court of New South Wales in Wright v W&K Info Defense Research LLC (2013/245661).
14. Admit that You did not serve W&K Info Defense Research LLC with the Consent Orders that were filed in the Supreme Court of New South Wales in Wright v W&K Info Defense Research LLC (2013/225983).
15. Admit that You did not serve W&K Info Defense Research LLC with the Consent Orders that were filed in the Supreme Court of New South Wales in Wright v W&K Info Defense Research LLC (2013/245661).
16. Admit that You were never appointed “Director / Authorized Agent” of Defendant W&K Info Defense Research LLC.
17. Admit that Jamie Wilson was not an “authorized officer” of W&K Info Defense Research LLC.
18. Admit that Jamie Wilson did not have authority from W&K Info Defense Research LLC to consent to judgment in the Supreme Court of New South Wales case Wright v W&K Info Defense Research LLC (2013/245661).
19. Admit that Jamie Wilson did not have authority from W&K Info Defense Research LLC to consent to judgment in the Supreme Court of New South Wales case Wright v W&K Info Defense Research LLC (2013/225983).
20. Admit that You cannot access the
[email protected],
[email protected], and
[email protected] email accounts.
21. Admit that you mined bitcoin prior to April 26, 2013.
22. Admit that you mined at least 100,000 bitcoin prior to April 26, 2013.
23. Admit that you mined at least 200,000 bitcoin prior to April 26, 2013.
24. Admit that you mined at least 300,000 bitcoin prior to April 26, 2013.
25. Admit that you mined at least 400,000 bitcoin prior to April 26, 2013.
26. Admit that you mined at least 500,000 bitcoin prior to April 26, 2013.
27. Admit that you mined at least 600,000 bitcoin prior to April 26, 2013.
28. Admit that you mined at least 700,000 bitcoin prior to April 26, 2013.
29. Admit that you mined at least 800,000 bitcoin prior to April 26, 2013.
30. Admit that you mined at least 821,050 bitcoin prior to April 26, 2013
31. Admit that you mined at least 900,000 bitcoin prior to April 26, 2013.
32. Admit that you mined at least 1,000,000 bitcoin prior to April 26, 2013.
33. Admit that you mined at least 1,100,000 bitcoin prior to April 26, 2013.
34. Admit that you mined at least 1,100,111 bitcoin prior to April 26, 2013.
35. Admit you mined more than 1,100,111 bitcoin prior to April 26, 2013.
36. Admit that at least 821,050 bitcoins you mined before April 26, 2013 remain unspent.
37. Admit that at least 100,000 of the bitcoin you mined before April 26, 2013 remains unspent.
38. Admit that at least 200,000 of the bitcoin you mined before April 26, 2013 remains unspent.
39. Admit that at least 300,000 of the bitcoin you mined before April 26, 2013 remains unspent.
40. Admit that at least 400,000 of the bitcoin you mined before April 26, 2013 remains unspent.
41. Admit that at least 500,000 of the bitcoin you mined before April 26, 2013 remains unspent.
42. Admit that at least 600,000 of the bitcoin you mined before April 26, 2013 remains unspent.
43. Admit that at least 700,000 of the bitcoin you mined before April 26, 2013 remains unspent.
44. Admit that at least 800,000 of the bitcoin you mined before April 26, 2013 remains unspent.
45. Admit that at least 900,000 of the bitcoin you mined before April 26, 2013 remains unspent.
46. Admit that at least 1,000,000 of the bitcoin you mined before April 26, 2013 remains unspent.
47. Admit that at least 1,100,000 of the bitcoin you mined before April 26, 2013 remains unspent.
48. Admit that at least 1,100,111 of the bitcoin you mined before April 26, 2013 remains unspent.
49. Admit that more than 1,100,111 of the bitcoin you mined before April 26, 2013 remains unspent.
50. Admit that bitcoin wallets are identifiable.
51. Admit that bitcoin public addresses are identifiable.
52. Admit that you developed intellectual property prior to April 26, 2013.
53. Admit that you developed intellectual property related to bitcoin prior to April 26, 2013.
54. Admit that you referred to Dave Kleiman as your partner.
55. Admit that you referred to Dave Kleiman as your best friend.
56. Admit Dave Kleiman trusted you.
57. Admit you never gave Dave Kleiman the private keys to any bitcoin public keys.
58. Admit you never had an interest in any bitcoin belonging to Dave Kleiman.
59. Admit that Dave Kleiman worked with you to develop intellectual property.
60. Admit that Dave Kleiman worked with you to develop blockchain intellectual property.
61. Admit that Dave Kleiman worked with you to develop Bitcoin.
62. Admit you never had any interest in bitcoin Dave Kleiman mined.
63. Admit that Dave Kleiman never agreed to give you any of the bitcoin he mined.
64. Admit you never gave Dave Kleiman any private keys, in a format plainly accessible to him in their entirety, that correspond to any of the public keys in the coinbase transaction outputs from the blocks you mined.