(NaturalNews) What corporate-driven "science" has in mind for the future of humanity is far different from the dreamy utopian landscape that's been portrayed by the mainstream media. To hear the corporate-run media tell it, science is always "good" for humanity. Scientific achievements are always called "advances" and not "setbacks," even though many of them have proven to be disastrous for humanity (atomic bombs, for example, or GMOs).

While pure science is, indeed, a necessary component of any civilization which seeks to expand its understanding of the universe, what we see dominating the landscape today isn't pure science but corporate-driven "science" that only seeks to accelerate corporate profits, not human understanding. And with that corporate-slanted science comes a whole new era of truly terrifying technologies that we may soon see become reality in our world.

Here, I've compiled a list of ten future technologies that might be used to strip away your freedoms and enslave you to the corporate globalist masters, all under the label of "science."

#1) Organ harvesting from genetically modified, patented pigs

Need a replacement heart or lung? No worries, mate! Monsanto will grow you a new one using a genetically modified, trans-species pig (patent pending) that was raised on GMO animal feed and subjected to organ harvesting while it was still alive in order to keep the organs "fresh."

Your government-approved, Medicare-funded transplant will be handled by one of the top U.S. hospitals, which are, even today, deeply engaged in black market organ trafficking and illegal transplantations.

#2) "Behavioral vaccines" that rewire your brain to eliminate dissent

Disobedience is a disease! And the "cure" for disobedience (or Oppositional Defiance Disorder, as they call it) will be a new "vaccine" that biologically rewires your brain to make you more socially acceptable to the controllers.

It will be called a "behavioral vaccine" even though, in reality, it's just a chemical lobotomy. This technology will be a cornerstone of the global police state, which will have no tolerance for independent thinking or critical thought of any kind, especially against the state.

#3) Centralized, remote monitoring of all your health statistics and vital signs by the police state

Think your medical records are really private? Think again: Even now, the U.S. government maintains a secret centralized bank of blood taken from children at birth. In the near future, citizens will be implanted with biometric monitoring chips that relay information back to the government about your pulse, respiration, and the presence of either illegal drugs or legalized pharmaceuticals (which are often the very same chemicals as illegal drugs, just re-branded as a medication).

These chips will be used by the government to enforce people taking their medications. They will also be used to locate and arrest those who smoke a little pot or take addictive substances without a prescription.

But most importantly, these chips will be used to monitor nutritional levels and make sure no one attains a high level of vitamin D, for example, which promotes clear thinking and strong cognitive function (http://www.naturalnews.com/029190_v...). Under scientific dictatorship, the sheeple must be kept in a state of chronic nutritional deficiency in order to be easily controlled. This will all be sold to the public as a way for the government to monitor their "safety" because, the government will claim, "Too much vitamin D can be dangerous!" So they will set the upper safety limits to the lower threshold of cognitive awakening, making sure that everyone remains in a mental stupor as they live out their state-run lives.

#4) The total secrecy of all food ingredients, sources and places of origin

As the food industry is increasingly invaded by junk science (GMOs, anyone?), efforts will increase to hide all the chemical ingredients in food products and rename dangerous-sounding chemicals into nice-sounding chemicals.

The Corn Refiners Association is already trying to rename "High Fructose Corn Syrup" to "corn sugar." (http://www.naturalnews.com/029748_h...) Aspartame is now going to be called "AminoSweet," and MSG has been renamed things like "yeast extract" or "Torula yeast powder."

But it's going to get far worse as fraudulent science accelerates food industry deceptions. Expect to see preservatives like "sodium benzoate" renamed as things like, "Freshiness crystals." Or "artificial colors" might be described as "Fortified with pretty colors."

Above all, the food industry wants to hide where its foods come from, how they are made, and what's in them, because all three of those categories are bad news for your health.

#5) The complete criminalization of home-produced foods and medicines, forcing total reliance on factory food production

Speaking of food, corrupt "scientists" will soon insist that growing your own food is extremely dangerous because you might grow e.coli in your garden! With such absurd justifications, home gardening will be completely outlawed in many towns, and those who try to secretly grow tomatoes will be arrested and imprisoned as if they were heroin smugglers.

The idea of all this is to make the population completely dependent on centralized factory food production, in the same way the population is currently dependent on centralized electricity and centralized fossil fuels. This will all be justified with the help of "scientists" who claim that factory-produced food is safer for you because it's all pasteurized, irradiated and fumigated.

#6) The unleashing of a global bioweapon pandemic through seasonal flu shots

Whereas vaccines were once intended to prevent disease, they are now being increasingly weaponized and engineered to spread disease, which is why most of the people who get the flu each winter are the very same people who routinely take flu shots.

In the near future, as the globalists decide the world population has reached its upper tolerable limit, a live "population control" virus will be engineered right into the vaccines, followed by an aggressive vaccine push that even offers to pay people to receive flu shots. (Get a flu shot, earn $25!)

The whole scheme, of course, is nothing more than a population control measure designed to eliminate all the lower-IQ people on the planet who are stupid enough to allow themselves to be injected with biological weapons packaged and sold as vaccines. Effectively, it's really a eugenics program that the globalists believe will save the human race from the rise of stupidity (no matter what the cost in human suffering).

#7) Total government control over your reproduction and the genetic code of your "offspring"

Copulating with the person of your choice and producing your own "random" offspring will no longer be allowed under the scientific police state. Reproduction must be carefully controlled through licensing and regulation to make sure that no unexpected results occur.

Before having children, parents will need to apply to the government for permission to reproduce, at which point they will be genetically and cognitively profiled, then granted a reproduction classification status that must be strictly followed to avoid imprisonment.

People who show rebellious tendencies and speak out against the state will be denied reproduction "privileges." Only the most obedient, white-skinned, do-gooder mind slaves will be granted reproduction privileges, and they will gladly copulate and raise yet more babies to be sacrificed to the state as the next generation of mind slaves.

#8) Wireless brain implants that can be remotely activated by law enforcement to make entire crowds of people passive

The future of "science" involves all sorts of electronics implanted into the human body. One of the most convenient ones will be the "pacification chip" that will be forced upon citizens along with "money chips" that they use to pay for everything (cash will be outlawed, and using cash will be seen as a terrorist activity).

The pacification chip can be remotely activated by the government through cell tower bursts -- or through hand-held units issued to police and law enforcement commanders -- to instantly pacify large crowds of protesters or rioters. Are the students protesting about free speech again? Activate the pacification chip, and they'll all lay down on the lawn and daydream for a while.

Are revolutionaries marching on the capitol and trying to overthrow the government? Activate the pacification chip, and your tyrannical dictatorship is safe!

Such chips may also be used to "excite" the brain at times when it is also politically useful. For example, when another terrorist attack is staged on U.S. soil, the "excitation chips" can be activated across the population to get people riled up and calling for war! (And that's the whole point of false flag attacks, of course.)

#9) The genetic engineering and breeding of obedient super soldiers

In the far future, battlefield soldiers will actually be humanoid-shaped robots equipped with firearms and body armor. Think "Terminator" model T-1000. That's still a ways off, of course, given the incredible complexity of mobile power, robotic actuation technologies, vision recognition systems and artificial intelligence.

In the mean time, the most powerful nations of the world will pour R&D money into growing genetically modified super soldiers who are secretly birthed, raised and trained to be as robotic as possible. These super soldiers will be genetically engineered with peak performance attributes (high blood oxygenation, large body frames, etc.) combined with small brains that can only process enough information to follow orders but never question them.

They will also be outfitted with numerous electronic implants, making them more cyborg than human. They will have vision implants attached to their retinas, for example, GPS chips wired to their brains, comm equipment wired into their ears, and built-in pain medication dispensers that flood their bodies with stimulant chemicals so they can keep fighting even after an arm gets blown off, for example.

#10) The electromagnetic activation of metals and nano-crystals injected into you through vaccines

Here's a new one most people haven't thought about: In addition to vaccines being used to spread infectious disease, they can also be used to inject humans with nano-crystals that are sized and tuned to resonate at certain frequencies, much like a radio crystal tunes in to a specific radio band.

Such nano-crystals may lie dormant in the bodies of the general public for years or even decades, but at some point the government can take over the radio towers with an "emergency" national transmission that broadcasts an activation signal at precisely the right wavelength to excite the nano-crystals already in peoples' bodies. The results could be anything from mass insanity to massive outbreaks of violence (rioting, etc.) or just tens of millions of people instantly dropping dead. Any of those outcomes could then be exploited by the government to sell a cover story of a "terrorist attack" that requires even more government control over the population.

It could all be done in the name of "science"

Remember, this collection of 10 points is about possible future technologies that exemplify the abuse of science to empower tyrannical governments and corrupt industries. Thankfully, these ten examples have not come true yet, but several are well on their way to become reality in just the next few years.

Real science has an important role to play in any society, but I believe that science should serve the interests of the People, not the self-serving controllers who run globalist corporations and national governments. When science is used to dominate and enslave people rather than setting them free, it is a violation of one of the most fundamental truths throughout the universe: only through freedom (the freedom of ideas, freedom of questioning, freedom of discussion) can true understanding of our universe be achieved.

NaturalNews salutes the real scientists out there who pursue the betterment of human civilization without punching a clock for all the evil corporations which abuse science for their own nefarious purposes.

Learn more: http://www.naturalnews.com/034229_science_cyborgs.html#ixzz1edMpctjw

42. Defendants GAMMEL, FARLEY, ROBERTO, KELLY, PETERSON, DESMOND,
CUNIFF, SOILES, QUIGLEY and several JOHN DOES AND JANE DOES, took part
in the arrest of Plaintiff stated in paragraphs number forty (40) and
forty-one (41) above.

43. While in the custody of agents, Plaintiff was approached by
Defendant ROBERTO, who attempted to gain Plaintiff's authorization and
signature on a document.

44. The document stated in paragraph forty-three (43) above was
purporting to be an "authorization" for the surgical removal of an
electronic device from Plaintiff's body.

45. Defendant [**9] ROBERTO, informed Plaintiff, that Plaintiff had
been implanted with an "a microchip tracking device" and law
enforcement (Drug Enforcement Agency/Federal Bureau Investigation) had
been tracing Plaintiff since on or about November 25, 1996.

46. Defendant ROBERTO, further stated to Plaintiff that it was on "on
loan" to Drug Enforcement Agency from the Central Intelligence Agency
(C.I.A.) and was a sophisticated state of the art piece of equipment,
cost a lot of money. Must be returned to the CIA.

47. Defendant ROBERTO, assured Plaintiff that he (Plaintiff) would be
released on bail if Plaintiff would [*249] sign documents and
consent to surgical removal of device.

48. Plaintiff refused to sign the consent forms. Defendant DESMOND
stated "Nobody will ever believe we did this".

49. Plaintiff was transported from Logan International Airport to the
Drug Enforcement Agency's New England Field Division Office (Field
Office) in Boston, Massachusetts.

50. While being transported from the Logan International Airport to
the field office, Defendant's FARLEY, and QUIGLEY, continued to entice
Plaintiff to consent to the surgical [**10] removal of the device.

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VINCENT MICHAEL MARINO, a/k/a Vincent Michael Portalla, Plaintiff v.
JOHN GAMMEL, FBI Agent, DAMIEN FARLEY, DEA Agent, ANTHONY ROBERTO, DEA
Agent, VINCENT KELLY, DEA Agent, NORMAN PETERSON, DEA Agent, JOSEPH
DESMOND, DEA Agent, MICHAEL CUNIFF, DEA Agent, JAMES SOILES, DEA,
Agent, THOMAS QUIGLEY, Massachusetts State Police, and JOHN AND JANE
DOES 1-20, Defendants

CIVIL ACTION NO. 01-10116-REK

UNITED STATES DISTRICT COURT FOR THE DISTRICT OF MASSACHUSETTS

191 F. Supp. 2d 243; 2002 U.S. Dist. LEXIS 4471


March 5, 2002, Decided

DISPOSITION: Defendants' motions to dismiss were granted, in part.
Plaintiff's discovery motions were denied. Plaintiff's other motions
were denied or dismissed.

COUNSEL: [**1] VINCENT MICHAEL MARINO aka Vincent Michael Portalla,
Plaintiff, Pro se, Atlanta, GA.

For JOHN GAMMEL, FBI Agent, DAMIEN FARLEY, DEA Agent, ANTHONY ROBERTO,
DEA Agent, VINCENT KELLY, DEA Agent, JOSEPH DESMOND, DEA Agent,
MICHAEL CUNIFF, DEA Agent, JAMES SOILES, DEA Agent, THOMAS QUIGLEY,
Massachusetts State Police, JOHN AND JANE DOES 1-20, Defendants: Anita
Johnson, United States Attorney's Office, Boston, MA.

For THOMAS QUIGLEY, Massachusetts State Police, Defendant: Marini
Torres-Benson, Office of the Attorney General, Boston, MA.

JUDGES: Robert E. Keeton, United States District Judge.

OPINIONBY: Robert E. Keeton

OPINION: [*245] Memorandum and Order

March 5, 2002

I. Pending Matters

Pending for decision are the matters associated with the following
filings:

(1) Federal Defendants' Motion to Dismiss (Docket No. 21, filed July
10, 2001), with accompanying memorandum in support (Docket No. 22,
filed July 10, 2001);

(2) Thomas Quigley's Motion to Dismiss or for Judgment on the
Pleadings (Docket No. 77, filed November 7, 2001), with accompanying
memorandum in support (Docket No. 18, filed June 12, 2001);

[*246] (3) Plaintiff's Response in Opposition to Motion to Dismiss
(Docket No. 50, filed November 2, 2001); [**2]

(4) Plaintiff's Motion for Disclosure and Production of Newly
Discovered Documents Pursuant to F.R.C.P. Rule 26 and Rule 34 (Docket
No. 53, filed December 3, 2001);

(5) Plaintiff's Motion for Disclosure and Production of Newly
Discovered Documents Pursuant to F.R.C.P. Rule 26 and Rule 34 (Docket
No. 56, filed December 6, 2001);

(6) Plaintiff's Motion to Clarify Medical Term Artifact (Docket No.
57, filed December 20, 2001);

(7) Plaintiff's Motion to Offer Caselaw to Prohibit Defense Attorneys
from Protection of Defendants who Continue to Conspire Together in
Furtherance of Conspiracy and Conspiracy of Silence to Cover Up
Discovery (Docket No. 59, filed January 7, 2002);

(8) Plaintiff's Notice via Sharing an Attorney with Original
Defendants and Also via Identify of Interest with Originally Named
Defendants (Docket No. 60, filed January 7, 2002);

(9) Plaintiff's Motion of Disclosure and Production of Newly
Discovered Documents re: United States Patent Number: 5,629,678 of
Human Implants of Tracking Devices and Other State of the Art
Capabilities, All Being Disclosed Pursuant to Fed. R. Civ. P. Rule 26
and Rule 34 (Docket No. 61, filed January 7, 2002);

(10) Plaintiff's Response [**3] in Opposition to Motion to Dismiss
(Docket No. 64, filed January 10, 2002);

(11) Plaintiff's Motion to Clarify Medical Term Artifact (Docket No.
62, filed January 10, 2002);

(12) Defendants' Reply to Marino's Opposition to Dismissal (Docket No.
71, filed January 24, 2002); and

(13) Federal Defendants' Motion to Dismiss (Docket No. 72, filed
February 7, 2002), with accompanying memorandum in support (Docket No.
73, filed February 7, 2002);

(14) Plaintiff's Additional Memorandum of Law in Support of Motion to
Dismiss (Docket No. 75, filed February 19, 2002); and

(15) Plaintiff's Motion of Newly Discovered Evidence Offered Pursuant
to Fed. R. Civ. P. Rule 26 and Rule 34 (Docket No. 76, filed February
19, 2002).

II. Facts Alleged in the Complaint

The state and federal officials named as defendants in this case have
all moved for dismissal pursuant to various subsections of Rule 12 of
the Federal Rules of Civil Procedure. I assume all well-pleaded facts
are as alleged in the complaint, and draw all-reasonable inferences in
favor of the plaintiff. See Washington Legal Foundation v.
Massachusetts Bar Foundation, 993 F.2d 962, 971 (1st Cir.1993).

The facts, as [**4] recited in the Complaint, are as follows:
12. On or about the 24th day of November 1996, at approximately 1:30
a.m. The Plaintiff was admitted, through the Emergency room, at
Massachusetts General Hospital (Massachusetts general Hospital) with a
gunshot wound to his lower back buttocks area.

13. Plaintiff was transported to Massachusetts General Hospital by the
Med Trans. Ambulance service.

14. Plaintiff was initially examined at approximately 2:00 a.m. by
attending Trauma Physician RALPH LOUNSBURRY WARREN, M.D. Surgeon.

15. DOCTOR Warren directed, and caused to be carried out, numerous
x-rays, MRI's CT-Scans, and various [*247] other tests to determine
damage to internal organs and ascertain location of projectile.

16. Upon completing a battery of tests, Plaintiff was transferred for
surgery to undergo surgery to extricate projectile and conduct a
Laprascopic Exploration procedure.

17. Surgical preparation began on Plaintiff at approximately 7:00 a.m.
on November 24, 1996.

18. General anesthesia was delivered and [unconsciousness] [sic]
inducted in Plaintiff at approximately 8:10 a.m.

19. During Plaintiff's surgery, an unknown [**5] law enforcement
agent John Doe or agents were in the operating room during Plaintiff's
surgery to supervise the removal of a bullet (projectile) from
Plaintiff.

20. Once projectile was extracted from Plaintiff, it was turned over
to Defendant Doe One, Law Enforcement Agent(s).

21. At approximately 10:00 a.m., Plaintiff was taken from surgery to
Massachusetts General Hospital Recovery/Intensive Care Unit.

22. Between the hours of 10:00 and 11:00 a.m., Plaintiff was
transferred from the Recovery/Intensive Care Unit to a general
residence area where Plaintiff was assigned a two (2) person room.

23. Once Plaintiff regained consciousness and his cognitive skills
returned, he noticed that his right leg had been shaved.

24. Plaintiff was advised by the attending nurse [Name Unknown] [sic]
that the Law Enforcement ordered specimens taken from Plaintiff which
accounted for his shaven leg.

25. On or about the 24th day of November, 1996, between the hours of
approximately 12:00 p.m. and 3:00 p.m., Plaintiff was interviewed by
Massachusetts General Hospital staff regarding his financial status
and ability to pay incurred hospital bills.

26. Shortly [**6] after being interviewed by Massachusetts General
Hospital staff, as stated in paragraph number twenty (25) [sic] above,
Plaintiff was advised by Massachusetts General Hospital personnel that
the Plaintiff was being discharged from the hospital due to
Plaintiff's inability pay [sic] medical costs.

27. Plaintiff was discharged from Massachusetts General Hospital. On
November 25, 1996, at approximately 2:41 p.m.

28. At approximately 3:00 p.m. Plaintiff was picked up at
Massachusetts General Hospital by family and friends.

29. On or about the 27th day of November 1996, at approximately 9:00
p.m. Plaintiff was again admitted at the Emergency Room of
Massachusetts General Hospital suffering from Abdominal Infection and
fever due to the previously incurred gunshot wound.

30. Upon arrival at Massachusetts General Hospital, Plaintiff was
examined by attending Trauma Physician and a wound swab and blood
cultures were conducted.

31. Plaintiff, was subsequently prescribed medication by Massachusetts
General Hospital doctor(s), which included medication to combat
infection and control pain.

32. Plaintiff left Massachusetts General Hospital after being seen by
the [**7] medical staff and prescribed medication.

[*248] 33. On or about the 28th day of November 1996, at
approximately 12:32 a.m. Plaintiff was admitted for a 3rd time at the
Massachusetts General Hospital Emergency Room, suffering from severe
Abdominal Infection and high fever.

34. Plaintiff was examined by attending trauma physician, JONATHAN N.
ADLER, M.D., who ordered, and caused to be carried out, X-rays of
Plaintiff.

35. Plaintiff was also seen by and spoke with two (2) other medical
staff from time to time. Those being:

PATRICK JACKSON, M.D. and Doctor LUKE MORONE.

36. Plaintiff was transferred to the Radiology Department at
approximately 2:00 a.m. where Plaintiff was seen by Radiologists MARK
J. RIEUMONT, M.D. and SUSIE Y. KIM.

37. Radiologists RIEUMONT and KlM conducted x-rays of Plaintiff, the
results of which were received by Plaintiff, through Collateral
Litigation, and showed the following:
(A). No definite Pneumonia.

(B). On the lateral view, there is a "linear opacity" in the abdomen
which most likely represents and "artifact".


38. Upon Completion of x-rays, the Plaintiff [**8] left Massachusetts
General Hospital at approximately 3:00. a.m. on November 28, 1996.

39. On or about the 15th day of December, 1996, Plaintiff and a
companion (Charles McConnell), were at the Logan International Airport
("L.I.A."), East Boston Massachusetts.

40. At approximately 10:00 a.m. while exiting the Logan International
Airport, the Plaintiff was confronted by several gun wielding
individuals, claiming to be law enforcement agents.

41. Plaintiff was forced to lie down where he was searched, handcuffed
and placed into custody by these agents.

42. Defendants GAMMEL, FARLEY, ROBERTO, KELLY, PETERSON, DESMOND,
CUNIFF, SOILES, QUIGLEY and several JOHN DOES AND JANE DOES, took part
in the arrest of Plaintiff stated in paragraphs number forty (40) and
forty-one (41) above.

43. While in the custody of agents, Plaintiff was approached by
Defendant ROBERTO, who attempted to gain Plaintiff's authorization and
signature on a document.

44. The document stated in paragraph forty-three (43) above was
purporting to be an "authorization" for the surgical removal of an
electronic device from Plaintiff's body.

45. Defendant [**9] ROBERTO, informed Plaintiff, that Plaintiff had
been implanted with an "a microchip tracking device" and law
enforcement (Drug Enforcement Agency/Federal Bureau Investigation) had
been tracing Plaintiff since on or about November 25, 1996.

46. Defendant ROBERTO, further stated to Plaintiff that it was on "on
loan" to Drug Enforcement Agency from the Central Intelligence Agency
(C.I.A.) and was a sophisticated state of the art piece of equipment,
cost a lot of money. Must be returned to the CIA.

47. Defendant ROBERTO, assured Plaintiff that he (Plaintiff) would be
released on bail if Plaintiff would [*249] sign documents and
consent to surgical removal of device.

48. Plaintiff refused to sign the consent forms. Defendant DESMOND
stated "Nobody will ever believe we did this".

49. Plaintiff was transported from Logan International Airport to the
Drug Enforcement Agency's New England Field Division Office (Field
Office) in Boston, Massachusetts.

50. While being transported from the Logan International Airport to
the field office, Defendant's FARLEY, and QUIGLEY, continued to entice
Plaintiff to consent to the surgical [**10] removal of the device.

51. Upon arrival at the Field Office, Defendant FARLEY, directed
Plaintiff's attention to an office door within the Field Office
building that displayed the name plate of one "Dr. STEIN."

52. Defendant FARLEY, advised Plaintiff that Dr. STEIN was the
individual responsible for conduction, or causing to have conducted,
the surgical implantation of the device, in Plaintiff.

53. While at the Field Office, Plaintiff was subjected to
identification process (i.e. Finger printing, Photographs, etc...).
While there Defendant SOILES stated "The implant in you, the devices
capabilities are tracking and listening. We used the Massachusetts
General Hospital Medical Doctors and Nurses and our own physician to
do a clean implant while you were under General Anesthesia". Defendant
JOHN GAMMEL agreed and said we knew where you were from Boston to
Nevada to Arizona. State of the Art Device.

54. Upon the completion of identification process Plaintiff was
transported to the Braintree Police Station (Braintree) for housing.
Defendants: DEA Agents; KELLY & PETERSON Transported Plaintiff and
[**11] also tried to convince plaintiff to consent to removal of
Device.

55. While being taken from the Field Office to a vehicle for
transportation to Braintree, one of the Principal Defendant's
(possibly Defendant CUNIFF), informed Plaintiff that, "He (Plaintiff),
was the only person with the device on the East Coast" and went on to
mention another person implanted with the device on the "West Coast".

56. During the discussion stated in paragraph number fifty-five (55),
above this Defendant further mentioned the source of "device" as the
Central Intelligence Agency.

57. Plaintiff was subsequently transported to, and housed at the
Braintree Station.

58. On or about the 16th day of December 1996, Plaintiff was taken to
the Boston Massachusetts Federal Building and arraigned on Federal
criminal Charges before U.S. Magistrate Judge LAWRENCE COHEN.

59. Plaintiff was transported from the Boston Federal Building, to the
Wyatt detention facility in Central Falls, Rhode Island where he
remained housed.

60. On the 6th day of January 1997, Plaintiff was brought before the
Honorable Magistrate Judge JUDGE ROBERT B. COLLINGS, U.S. District
[**12] Court Judge, for the purpose of a Bond Hearing.

[*250] 61. During the Bond Hearing stated in paragraph number sixty
(60) above; Defendant FARLEY, testified that he heard the conversation
at Logan International Airport between Defendant Roberto, and the
Plaintiff in which Defendant ROBERTO, informed Plaintiff about the
Plaintiff being implanted with a "device" which monitored Plaintiff
activities.

62. Defendant FARLEY, further testified that it was his belief that
ROBERTO, was merely joking with the Plaintiff regarding the "device".

63. Upon adjournment of the January 6th Bond Hearing Plaintiff was
returned to the Central Falls Facility for housing.

64. On June 14, 1999, a hearing was conducted (without the presence of
Plaintiff) at the Federal Court Building Worcester, Massachusetts
before the Honorable NATHANIEL M. GORTON, U.S. District Court Judge,
at which time Judge GORTON, ordered Assistant U.S. Attorney's JEFFREY
AUERHAHN, and CYNTHIA YOUNG, to ascertain whether or not agent's
discussed a device being implanted in Plaintiff, and whether such
implantation did occur.

65. As a result of Judge [**13] GORTON'S, June 14th Court Order the
record reflects that certain Defendant's did in fact advise Plaintiff
that a device was implanted in him, however, these Defendants were
allegedly joking and there was no implantation of such device in
Plaintiff.

66. On the 25th day of May, 2000, the Honorable JOSEPH TAURO, United
States District Judge, ordered the government to cause to be affected
and M.R.I. on Plaintiff to conclusively ascertain the existence of any
electronic device implanted in the Plaintiff.

67. Judge TAURO's, May 25th Judicial order stated in paragraphs number
66 above, has to this date not been effectuated.

68. Plaintiff was under Federal/State investigation and surveillance,
and monitoring at the time of and prior to Plaintiff's admission at
Massachusetts General Hospital for gunshot wound.

69. As a product of discovery process conducted in a malpractice
lawsuit against Massachusetts general Hospital, et al. (Case No:
99-5655H), Plaintiff has procured conclusive medical evidence that
there did exist a foreign "artifact" inside Plaintiff at time of
x-rays conducted at Massachusetts General Hospital, as set forth in
paragraph [**14] numbers 36 and 37 above. This device remains inside
Plaintiff.


Docket No. 1 at 5-14.

The docket entries in United States v. Vincent Portalla, a.k.a.
Vincent Marino, Criminal No. 97-10026 for the dates referred to in
paragraphs 58, 60-62, and 66 of the complaint are reproduced in
Attachment A. The docket entries in United States v. Vincent Michael
Marino, a.k.a. Gigi Portalla, Criminal No. 97-40009 for the
proceedings of June 14, 1999, referred to in paragraphs 64 and 65 of
the complaint are also reproduced in Attachment A

III. Interpretation of Pro-Se Pleadings

This court has a duty to construe pro se submissions with liberality,
and does so in this case as in others. See Hughes v. Rowe, 449 U.S. 5,
9, 66 L. Ed. 2d 163, 101 S. Ct. 173 (1980) (per curiam); Haines v.
Kerner, 404 U.S. 519, 520, 30 L. Ed. 2d 652, 92 [*251] S. Ct. 594
(1972) (per curiam); see also Lema v. United States, 987 F.2d 48, 54
n. 5 (1st Cir.1993). For this reason, even though the complaint is
unclear in relation to the precise nature of the claims being
asserted, I treat the complaint as sufficient to give notice to the
defendants and the court [**15] that the plaintiff is making Bivens
claims against federal defendants, see Bivens v. Six Unknown Named
Agents of Federal Bureau of Narcotics, 403 U.S. 388, 29 L. Ed. 2d 619,
91 S. Ct. 1999 (1971), and claims against state defendants remediable
under 42 U.S.C. § 1983.

IV. Verification of Pleadings

The court's obligation to accept alleged facts as true for the
purposes of rulings on a motion to dismiss is limited to well-pleaded
facts. Washington Legal Foundation, 993 F.2d at 971. Whether facts are
well-pleaded may depend on (1) the nature of those facts, (2) whether
reasonably expectable sources of verification are identified and, when
examined, do or do not verify the allegations, and (3) whether facts
that are well-pleaded identify reasons to expect that records and
witnesses who might verify allegations are accessible to a defendant
but not to the plaintiff. See, e.g., New England Data Servs., Inc. v.
Becher, 829 F.2d 286 (1st Cir. 1987).

The facts alleged in the complaint in this case include allegations
that multiple hearings were held before two magistrate judges and two
district judges of [**16] this court during which rulings were made.
The record now before the undersigned judge, however, does not include
docket entries, reporter transcripts, or memoranda and orders that
would either verify or show falsity of these allegations. Thus, on the
record now before me, I cannot determine whether many of these alleged
facts are well-pleaded facts.
For example, plaintiff asserts in paragraph 66 that Judge Tauro
ordered the government to cause to be affected and M.R.I. on Plaintiff
to conclusively ascertain the existence of any electronic device
implanted in the Plaintiff


on May 25, 2000. The record from plaintiff's criminal case, over which
Judge Tauro presided, does reflect that the plaintiff appeared before
Judge Tauro on that date, entered a guilty plea, and was sentenced.
Docket Nos. 102, 103, 104, and 106 in Criminal No. 97-10026. Nothing
in the record now before me suggests or refers to, even obliquely, any
statements by anyone at the hearing regarding an M.R.I. Therefore, I
cannot at this time determine that the allegations in paragraph 66 are
not well-pleaded. Also, I cannot determine whether the rule of
pleading explained in Becher does or does not apply. [**17]

V. Defendants' Motions to Dismiss

The federal defendants in this case have filed two separate Motions to
Dismiss (Docket Nos. 21 and 72). The later motion was filed on behalf
of three defendants who were served after the first motion was filed.
Because the memoranda supporting the motions make identical
substantive arguments, I treat them together.

A chief contention of the federal defendants is that plaintiff filed
this suit after his claims were barred under the applicable statute of
limitation. The federal defendants also assert that the action against
them is barred by the doctrine of sovereign immunity, that the
complaint fails to state a claim against them because it is cast as a
Section 1983 claim, and that the complaint should be dismissed as
frivolous.

The Commonwealth of Massachusetts urges that the case against Lt.
Thomas Quigley in his official capacity be dismissed because it is a
claim for damages against [*252] the state that is barred by the
Commonwealth's immunity under the Eleventh Amendment and that, in any
event, the complaint fails to state a claim on which relief may be
granted.

VI. More on the Claim Against the Federal Defendants

A. Failure to State [**18] a Claim

To the extent that the federal defendants seek dismissal because the
complaint is cast as a claim under 42 U.S.C. § 1983, their request
must be denied. As is noted above, pro se plaintiffs are not held to
the same strict standards of pleading that parties who are represented
by counsel are expected to meet. The court therefore treats the claims
against the federal defendants as Bivens claims and will not dismiss
this action merely because the complaint does not explicitly say that
plaintiff is asserting Bivens claims.

B. Frivolousness

The federal defendants characterize plaintiff's allegations as
"fantastic and delusional," and urge that the court dismiss the civil
action for lack of jurisdiction under Rule 12(b)(1) of the Federal
Rules of Civil Procedure. The cases cited by the federal defendants,
however, do not support the contention that a court has authority to
make such an order without a showing of grounds for concluding that no
reasonable adjudicator could credit enough of the allegations to
determine that a genuine dispute of material fact exists.

Bell v. Hood and its progeny arguably support a dismissal of federal
claims [**19] when those claims are patently frivolous as a matter of
law. 327 U.S. 678, 683, 66 S. Ct. 773, 90 L. Ed. 939 (1946). In Bell,
however, the Court did not determine whether the alleged facts were
credible. Rather, noting that "if the allegations have any foundation
in truth, the plaintiffs' legal rights have been ruthlessly violated,"
the Court reversed the district court's dismissal. Id.

The case on which the federal defendants rely most stridently, Neitzke
v. Williams, is wholly inapplicable on this issue. 490 U.S. 319, 109
S. Ct. 1827, 104 L. Ed. 2d 338 (1989). In that case, the Court
interpreted the term "frivolous" as it appears in 28 U.S.C. § 1915.
That section, which has since been amended in ways that are not
relevant here, allows a district court to dismiss a civil action in
which the plaintiff is proceeding in forma pauperis whenever the court
determines that the action is frivolous. The civil docket sheet for
this civil action and the stamp placed on the Complaint by the office
of the Clerk of this court both indicate that the plaintiff paid the $
150.00 filing fee. Therefore, Section 1915 and Neitzke are
inapplicable here.

C. Sovereign Immunity of Federal Defendants [**20] Sued in their
Official Capacities

Actions brought against federal employees in their official capacities
are actions against the United States. 28 U.S.C. § 2679; Hawaii v.
Gordon, 373 U.S. 57, 10 L. Ed. 2d 191, 83 S. Ct. 1052 (1963). Actions
against the United States are allowed only in the limited situations
where the United States has, by a specific statutory provision, waived
its immunity. Bivens actions, therefore, which do not arise under any
statute, may not be brought against the United States or its officials
acting in their official capacity. Rivera v. Riley, 209 F.3d 24, 28
(1st Cir. 2000).

In limited circumstances, the United States has waived its immunity
with respect to the intentional torts of federal law enforcement
officials. See 28 U.S.C. § 2680. That waiver, however, requires that a
claimant file a claim with the relevant federal agency within two
years after the claim has occurred. 28 U.S.C. § 2401; [*253] Roman
v. Townsend, 224 F.3d 24, 27 (1st Cir. 2000). Only after such a claim
is denied may a claimant resort to a suit [**21] against the United
States. 28 U.S.C. § 2675.

Plaintiff has not asserted that he filed a claim with the Drug
Enforcement Agency, Federal Bureau of Investigations, Central
Intelligence Agency, or any other federal entity. This failure
precludes this court from accepting this civil action as a suit for
damages against the United States and its officers in official
capacities.

Of course, the immunity of the United States does not preclude this
court from issuing an appropriate writ if one is required by the facts
of the case and applicable law, and does not preclude the maintenance
of a Bivens action against the federal officials in their individual
capacities. See Rivera v. Riley, 209 F.3d 24, 28 (1st Cir. 2000).

D. Timeliness

Ordinarily a federal court looks to the most closely analogous state
statute of limitation governing personal injury claims for guidance as
to the period of limitation to be applied to Bivens claims and Section
1983 claims. Wilson v. Garcia, 471 U.S. 261, 276-80, 85 L. Ed. 2d 254,
105 S. Ct. 1938 (1985) (Section 1983 claims); Roman v. Townsend, 224
F.3d 24, 29 (1st Cir. 2000) [**22] (Bivens actions). Massachusetts
has a three-year limitation period for personal injuries claims. Mass.
Gen. Laws c. 260, § 2A.

Even when the period of limitation is determined by analogy to state
law, the determination regarding the time of accrual of a cause of
action is governed by federal law. Nieves v. McSweeney, 241 F.3d 46,
52 (1st Cir. 2000). In this circuit, Bivens and Section 1983 claims
accrue at the moment the plaintiff knows, or has reason to know, of
the injury that is the basis for the claims. Id. See also Brackett v.
United States, 270 F.3d 60, 68 n.4 (1st Cir. 2001) ("in tort law under
the discovery rule, the running of the statute of limitations does not
begin until the fact of the injury becomes known, or should have
become known in the exercise of due diligence"). Federal courts may
adopt any state tolling rules that are not at odds with federal law.
Board of Regents v. Tomanio, 446 U.S. 478, 483-486, 64 L. Ed. 2d 440,
100 S. Ct. 1790 (1980).

The federal defendants assert that plaintiff's claim accrued on
December 15, 1996, (more than two years before plaintiff initiated
this civil action) when Defendant [**23] Roberto informed plaintiff
that "a microchip tracking device" was implanted in plaintiff, and
requested plaintiff's authorization for its removal. The court,
however, cannot at the same time credit federal defendants' assertion
that plaintiff's claim about the planting of a "microchip tracking
device" is frivolous and credit federal defendants' assertion that at
the time of that incident plaintiff knew or should have known "the
fact of injury" to the plaintiff.

Plaintiff asserts that he is the victim of an on-going conspiracy and
that the statute of limitation, therefore, has not yet run. Docket No.
50 at 33-35. In the alternative, plaintiff argues that the statute
should be tolled because he is incarcerated in a federal penitentiary,
has limited access to legal materials, and, at least during the
pendency of his criminal case, was incarcerated in a facility that
provided no access whatsoever to legal materials. Id. at 35-36.
Finally, plaintiff argues that his cause of action did not accrue
until November 24, 1999, when he reviewed an x-ray film report. Id. at
73.

Another issue arises from the fact that the federal defendants, under
oath at the plaintiff's criminal trial, [**24] Docket No. 1 P62 &
65, repudiated the comments allegedly made on December 15, 1996. In
these [*254] circumstances, I cannot at this time determine whether
plaintiff is or is not entitled to the benefit of a doctrine of
equitable tolling that would stand in the way of dismissal of this
civil action. See Andrews v. Arkwright Mutual Ins. Co., 423 Mass.
1021, 1021, 673 N.E.2d 40, 41 (Mass. 1996).

VII. More on the Claims Against the State Defendant

The state defendant, Lt. Thomas Quigley, is sued in both his
individual and official capacities. The Commonwealth of Massachusetts
moved to dismiss the claims brought against Lt. Quigley in his
official capacity only (Docket No. 18, filed June 12, 2001; Docket No.
77, filed November 7, 2001).

The Commonwealth of Massachusetts is the real party in interest when a
state police officer is sued for damages in his official capacity.
Hafer v. Melo, 502 U.S. 21, 25, 116 L. Ed. 2d 301, 112 S. Ct. 358
(1991). It is well-established that a state is not amenable to suit
under 42 U.S.C. § 1983 because a state is not a "person" within the
meaning of that statute. Will v. Michigan Dept. of State Police, 491
U.S. 58, 71, 105 L. Ed. 2d 45, 109 S. Ct. 2304 (1989). [**25] For
these reasons, the Order below DISMISSES the claims that seek monetary
damages against the Commonwealth and against Lt. Quigley in his
official capacity.

Although injunctive relief may be available against state officials
sued in their official capacities, see, e.g., Ex Parte Young, 209 U.S.
123, 52 L. Ed. 714, 28 S. Ct. 441 (1908), plaintiff's complaint fails
to state a viable claim for injunctive relief. The facts recited
above, viewed in the light most favorable to the plaintiff do not
establish that Lt. Quigley is engaged in a continuing violation of
federal law. Edelman v. Jordan, 415 U.S. 651, 39 L. Ed. 2d 662, 94 S.
Ct. 1347 (1974). Injunctive relief, which is prospective in nature, is
not available to remedy past violations. Id. For these reasons, the
Order below DISMISSES claims for injunctive relief against Lt. Quigley
in his official capacity.

VIII. Plaintiff's Motions

A. Plaintiff's Motions for Disclosure and Production of Newly
Discovered Documents Pursuant to F.R.C.P. 26 and Rule 34 (Docket No.
53, filed December 3, 2001; Docket No. 56, filed December 6, 2001; and
Docket No. 76, filed February 19, 2002)

In Docket [**26] Numbers 53 and 56, which are identical in all
respects, plaintiff seeks to place two documents into evidence. In
Docket Number 76, plaintiff seeks to place various testimony and other
exhibits into evidence. At the present time, no motion for summary
judgment is before this court. Also, plaintiff has not identified any
other pending matter as to which the testimony presented in Docket No.
76 would be appropriately received in evidence.

For these reasons, the Order below DENIES Docket Nos. 53, 56, and 76.
This ruling is without prejudice to the later filing of an appropriate
request in support of or in opposition to a motion for summary
judgment or to the introduction of this evidence for a legitimate
reason at trial or any other hearing.

B. Plaintiff's Motion of Disclosure and Production of Newly Discovered
Documents re: United States Patent Number: 5,629,678 of Human Implants
of Tracking Devices and Other State of the Art Capabilities. All Being
Disclosed Pursuant to Fed. R. Civ. P. Rule 26 and Rule 34 (Docket No.
61, filed January 7, 2002)

As the caption above indicates, in Docket Number 61, plaintiff seeks
to place certain information related to various patents and inventions
[**27] into evidence. This information is not relevant to any issue
[*255] now before this court. For this reason, the Order below DENIES
Docket No. 61.

C. Motions to Clarify Medical Term "Artifact" (Docket Nos. 57, filed
December 20, 2001 and 62, filed January 10, 2002)

In Docket Numbers 57 and 62, which are identical in all respects,
plaintiff seeks to have the court clarify the term "artifact."
Plaintiff asserts that this term appears on at least one of his
medical records.

The definition of the term "artifact" in general is not decisive of
any issue now before the court. The meaning of that term as it appears
on plaintiff's medical record or records, however, may become
important in relation to a motion for summary judgment, at a trial on
the merits, or at an evidentiary hearing at which this evidence could
be received for a legitimate purpose.

For these reasons, the Order below DENIES Docket Nos. 57 and 62.

D. Motion to Offer Caselaw to Prohibit Defense Attorneys from
Protection of Defendants who Continue to Conspire Together in
Furtherance of Conspiracy and Conspiracy of Silence to Cover Up
Discovery (Docket No. 59, filed January 7, 2002)

The Order below DENIES Docket [**28] No. 59 as a Motion. The court
treats this pro-se submission as a memorandum of law, however and has
considered plaintiff's arguments of law presented in this document.

E. Motion of Notice via sharing an Attorney [AUSA Anita Johnson] with
Original Defendants and also via Identity of Interest with Originally
Named Defendants (Docket No. 60, filed January 7, 2002)

The Order below DISMISSES Docket No. 60 as moot in light of the
Statement of Defendant Regarding Service on Individuals (Docket No.
67, filed January 10, 2002) and the Declaration of Assistant U.S.
Attorney Regarding Service (Docket No. 68, filed January 10, 2002).
The Declaration indicates that the two named defendants have now been
served.

IX. Remaining Issues

In the order below, the defendants are directed to file their answer
or answers or other responsive pleadings no later than Monday, April
1, 2002.

Any party or attorney with knowledge of the x-ray and radiology report
referred to in P37 of the complaint and who asserts or may assert a
privilege with respect to those documents may file an application to
file the documents under seal.

In the Order below, any party receiving notice of this Order and
[**29] having custody of any documents, medical records, x-rays, or
other evidence related to the claims asserted in this civil action is
directed to preserve those items pending a further order of this
court.

All parties are directed to file a proposed schedule for the efficient
adjudication of this matter no later than April 15, 2002.

ORDER

For the reasons explained above, it is ORDERED:

(1) Federal Defendants' Motions to Dismiss (Docket No. 21, filed July
10, 2001 and Docket No. 72, filed February 7, 2002) are ALLOWED to the
extent that the complaint seeks damages from federal officials acting
in their official capacity, and are otherwise DENIED;

(2) Thomas Quigley's Motion to Dismiss (Docket No. 77, filed November
7, 2001) is ALLOWED to the extent that it seeks a dismissal of the
case against Lt. Quigley in his official capacity, and is otherwise
DENIED;

[*256] (3) Plaintiff's Motions for Disclosure and Production of
Newly Discovered Documents Pursuant to F.R.C.P. Rule 26 and Rule 34
(Docket No. 53, filed December 3, 2001 and Docket No. 56, filed
December 6, 2001) are DENIED;

(4) Plaintiff's Motion of Newly Discovered Evidence Offered Pursuant
to Fed. R. Civ. P. Rule 26 and Rule [**30] 34 (Docket No. 76, filed
February 19, 2002) is DENIED;

(5) Plaintiff's Disclosure and Production of Newly Discovered
Documents (Docket No. 61, filed January 7, 2002) is DENIED;

(6) Plaintiff's Motions to Clarify Medical Term Artifact (Docket No.
57, filed December 20, 2001 and Docket No. 62, filed January 10, 2002)
are DENIED;

(7) Plaintiff's Motion to Offer Caselaw to Prohibit Defense Attorneys
from Protection of Defendants who Continue to Conspire Together in
Furtherance of Conspiracy and Conspiracy of Silence to Cover Up
Discovery (Docket No. 59, filed January 7, 2002) is DENIED;

(8) Plaintiff's Notice via Sharing an Attorney with Original
Defendants and Also via Identify of Interest with Originally Named
Defendants (Docket No. 60, filed January 7, 2002) is DISMISSED as
moot;

(9) Any party receiving notice of this Order and having custody of any
documents, medical records, x-rays, or other evidence related to the
claims asserted in this civil action is directed to preserve those
items pending a further order of this court

(10) All defendants are directed to file their answer or answers or
other responsive pleadings no later than Monday, April 1, 2002. All
parties are directed [**31] to file a proposed schedule for the
efficient adjudication of this matter no later than April 15, 2002.

Robert E. Keeton

United States District Judge

Attachment A

Reproduction of Docket Entries in United States v. Vincent Portalla,
a.k.a. Gigi, a.k.a. Vincent Marino, Criminal No. 97-10026, for the
dates identified in the Complaint in Civil Action No. 01-10116-REKDate
Docket # Docket Entry

12/16/96 3 MOTION by USA as to Vincent Portalla, Charles McConnell to
unseal the Complaint, supporting Affidavit, filed.
[1:96-m-171] (ktb) [Entry date 12/27/96]

12/16/96 -- Mag. Judge Lawrence P. Cohen. ENDORSED ORDER as to Vincent
Portalla, Charles McConnell: granting [3-1] motion to
unseal the Complaint, supporting Affidavit as to Vincent
Portalla (1). [1:96-m-171] (ktb) [Entry date 12/27/96]

12/16/96 -- Initial appearance as to Vincent Portalla, Charles
McConnell held (Defendant informed of rights.).
[1:96-m-171] (ktb) [Entry date 12/27/96]

12/16/96 -- MOTION made in open court by USA as to Vincent Portalla,
Charles McConnell, for detention, to continue.
[1:96-m-171] (ktb) [Entry date 12/27/96]

12/16/96 -- Mag. Judge Lawrence P. Cohen. ORAL ORDER as to Vincent
Portalla, Charles McConnell granting [0-0] oral motion to
continue as to Vincent Portalla (1), Charles McConnell (2).
[1:96-m-171] (ktb) [Entry date 12/27/96]

12/16/96 4 Mag. Judge Lawrence P. Cohen. CLERK'S NOTES as to Vincent
Portalla re: Initial Appearance; set Detention Hearing for
2:00 p.m. on 12/18/96 for Vincent Portalla Court Reporter:
TAPE [1:96-m-171] (ktb) [Entry date 12/27/96]

. . .

01/06/97 -- Preliminary Examination as to Vincent Portalla held.
[1:96-m-171] (jam) [Entry date 01/09/97]

01/06/97 15 Mag. Judge Robert B. Collings for Mag. Judge
Cohen. CLERK'S NOTES as to Vincent Portalla, re:
Preliminary Exam. and Evidentiary Hearing held. Probable
cause found. Detention taken under advisement.; Court
Reporter: Tape [1:96-m-171] (jam) [Entry
date 01/09/97]

01/06/97 16 NOTICE of Appearance of counsel for Vincent Portalla, by
Attorney Robert L. Sheketoff. [1:96-m-171] (jam)
[Entry date 01/09/97]

01/06/97 17 Exhibit list by USA as to Vincent Portalla, filed.
[1:96-m-171] (jam) [Entry date 01/09/97]

05/25/00 -- Change of Plea Hearing as to Vincent Portalla held. (cmg)
[Entry date 06/01/00]

05/25/00 -- PLEA entered by Vincent Portalla. Court accepts plea.
Guilty: Vincent Portalla (1) count(s) 4s (cmg)
[Entry date 06/01/00]

05/25/00 102 Judge Joseph L. Tauro. CLERK'S NOTES as to Vincent
Portalla, re: change of plea. Deft present w/counsel for
change of plea. Court conducts plea colloquy. Deft enters
plea of guilty to Count 4. Counts 1,2,3 and 5 to be
dismissed by Govt upon sentencing. Govt's factual basis for
plea. Court accepts plea. Disposition immediately to be
concurrent w/D.J. Gorton sentence. P.S.R. is not completed.
Court Reporter: Teri Gibson (cmg) [Entry date 06/01/00]

05/25/00 -- Sentencing held Vincent Portalla (1) count(s) 4s. (cmg)
[Entry date 06/01/00]

05/25/00 103 Judge Joseph L. Tauro. CLERK'S NOTES as to Vincent
Portalla, re: sentencing. AT request of deft and Govt's
attorney, Court proceeds to sentencing phase. Joint
recommendation of parties is adopted by the Court and
imposed as follows: 10 years custody Atty. Gen. on Count 4
to be served currently w/CR 97-40009, 10.3 years Supervised
Release. No Fine. $ 100 special assessment. Court
recommends that deft serve his sentence as close to
Massachusetts as possible. Court Reporter: Teri Gibson
(cmg) [Entry date 06/01/00]

05/25/00 104 Plea Agreement as to Vincent Portalla, Marked as Exhibit
I,
FILED.(c/s) (cmg) [Entry date 06/01/00]
[**32]

[*257] Reproduction of Docket Entries in United States v. Vincent
Michael Marino, Criminal No. 97-40009, for the dates identified in the
Complaint in Civil Action No. 01-10116-REKDate Docket # Docket Entry
06/14/99 -- Status conference as to Robert F. Carrozza, Michael P.
Romano Sr., Anthony Ciampi, John J. Patti III, Eugene A.
Rida Jr., Vincent Michael Marino and Nazzaro Ralph Scarpa
held. (jb) [Entry date 06/23/99]

06/14/99 903 Judge Nathaniel M. Gorton. CLERK'S NOTES as to Robert F.
Carrozza, Michael P. Romano Sr., Anthony Ciampi, John J.
Patti III, Eugene A. Rida Jr., Vincent Michael Marino,
Nazzaro Ralph Scarpa, re: status conference; case called;
counsel and defendant Carrozza pro-se appear for status
conference. Hearing held on motions. Motion # 843, 861, 869
and 876 DENIED. Motions # 844, 858, 870 879 and 881
ALLOWED. Final status conference set for 9/8/99 at 3:30 pm.
set final status conference for 3:30 pm on 9/8/99 for
Robert F. Carrozza, for Michael P. Romano Sr., for Anthony
Ciampi, for John J. III, for Eugene A. Rida Jr., for
Vincent Michael Marino, Nazzaro Ralph Scarpa; Court
Reporter: C. Dahlstrom. (jb) [Entry date 06/23/99]
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