SDNY
UN Linked Crypto Case of Asa
St Clair & World Sports
Alliance New Evidence WDWA
By Matthew
Russell Lee,
Patreon
Honduras
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SDNY COURTHOUSE,
March 26 – Asa Saint Clair was
questioned for wire fraud by
the US authorities at 845
United Nations Plaza last
month, for his involvement in
a dubious crypto-currency
called Igobit, issued through
a UN-linked
"inter-governmental
organization" called the World
Sports Alliance.
Inner City Press has
previously reported on the
World Sports Alliance,
including here
and here and here,
on Burundi.
On October 23, 2019 past 6 pm
Inner City Press was in the
U.S. District Court for the
Southern District of New York
Magistrates Court when Asa
Saint Clair was brought into
the court in shackles. He was
arrested in California trying
to get on a plane to
Madagascar by way of Paris.
More on Patreon here.
On April
30 Inner City Press covered
that next Saint Clair
proceeding, which he did not
attend due to Coronavirus. His
lawyer John Buza, no longer
the Federal Defenders, said
his client couldn't fly and
asked for more time. It was
granted, until July 16.
But just
before that, on July 8, Buza
made a third request for
adjournment, saying the Asa
Saint Clair was in Scottsdale,
Arizona. It was pushed to
September 21, a day when the
corrupt(ed) UN began its UNGA
week. Then it was pushed back
again to December 11, and an
overbroad protective order was
filed.
On December 11,
Judge Castel held another
proceeding, and Inner City
Press again covered. The AUSA
acknowledged that it got more
than just the defendant's
emails in response to a
subpoena. It intends to
re-file to get the rest. The
next date was pushed back to
March, with Federal Defenders
out and John Buza in.
On March
26, Judge Castel held another
proceeding, and Inner City
Press again covered it. The
AUSA disclosed in the
proceeding that discovery is
ongoing has more witnesses are
coming forward; the Western
District of Washington was
mentioned, and an audio
recording.
Still,
Saint Clair's counsel will
file for a bill of particulars
on April 23, and the next
conference is set for June 16.
Judge Castel said he would
like the try the case in mid
September.
Inner City Press
will continue to cover this
and other instances of
corruption in and around the
UN.
Despite telling the government
he was making $50,000 a month,
he was given a publicly funded
Federal Defender lawyer, who
argued he should be
immediately released.
He still may be. Magistrate
Judge Debra Freeman on October
23 rejected the AUSA's request
to limit his use of electronic
devices and called for Pre
Trial Services to inspect the
home in Arizona to which Saint
Clair and his wife say that
they are moving.
Inner City
Press will continue on these
cases. This one is US v. Saint
Clair, 19-cr-790 (Castel).
Watch this site.
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