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09.10.2006, 15:19
Die Put Options wurden von Israelischen Mossad Agenten Jacob Kobi Alexander
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Dancing Israeli's Boss Indicted On 9/11 "Put" Options
by hex Friday, Oct. 06, 2006 at 9:24 PM
A warrent by the U.S. Justice Dept. and an Interpol Red Notice has been issued for Israeli Mossad agent Jacob Kobi Alexander. Alexander linked to the noted Urban Moving Systems/Odigo Mossad Group which operated in the New Jersey, New York area pre-9/11.
A warrent by the U.S. Justice Dept. and an Interpol Red Notice has been issued for Israeli Mossad agent Jacob Kobi Alexander. Alexander linked to the noted Urban Moving Systems/Odigo Mossad Group which operated in the New Jersey, New York area pre-9/11.
An SEC case issued against Alexander (Docket 19796 Aug.9/06) has accused Alexander of backdating Put Options on United Airlines and American Airlines. Alexander has also been accused of using his company Odigo, an Israeli espionage operation, for the purpose of making these illegal trades.
The SEC has now fingered Alexander in wiring 57 million dollars to Israel, two weeks after 9-11.
Within two weeks after the 9-11 Attack on America, Odigo was taken over by Converse Technology, and it was during this takeover period that the backdating of the Put Options took place.
http://www.latimes.com/technology/la-fi-kobi3oct03,1,5823467.story?track=rss
Fugitive Alexander Fights Extradition
Jacob "Kobi" Alexander, the former Comverse Technology Inc. chief executive who is wanted by the U.S., tried to bribe a colleague to take the blame for the crimes he is accused of, a U.S. Embassy attache told an African magistrate Monday.
The magistrate later denied Alexander bail, calling him a flight risk.
Alexander, 54, was arrested Wednesday in Windhoek, Namibia. The U.S. wants him extradited to face a 32-count indictment relating to backdating of Comverse stock options. The charges against him include conspiracy, securities fraud and making false filings with the Securities and Exchange Commission.
Marilyn Williams, assistant legal attache at the U.S. Embassy in Pretoria, the capital of Namibia's neighbor South Africa, told the court that Alexander had offered an unidentified executive $2 million, then $5 million, to take the blame, and said he would pay even more.
"He told the individual he can name his own price," she said.
Williams didn't identify the person Alexander allegedly tried to bribe. The person has agreed to cooperate in the case, she said.
Jacob Alexander, former chief executive of Comverse Technology captured
http://www.nytimes.com/2006/09/29/business/29fugitive.html?pagewanted=all
Fugitive in stock-options backdating case found - Network World
http://www.networkworld.com/news/2006/092706-fugitive-in-stock-options-backdating-case.html
Jacob "Kobi" Alexander was arrested Wednesday on a Namibian warrant issued at the request of the U.S. government.
The former Comverse executives were the second group to be charged in connection with the options backdating.
The Seattle Times: Business & Technology: Fugitive ex-Comverse CEO
Fugitive ex-Comverse CEO, indicted in fraud case, caught in Africa
Alexander, 54, an Israeli citizen and a U.S. permanent resident, allegedly transferred $57 million to Israel, fueling speculation he may have fled there. News reports in Israel speculated that he may have been hiding out in a small Sri Lankan fishing village.
Israeli 9/11 Crook Flees with $57 Million to Israel
Jacob "Kobi" Alexander, the Israeli founder of Comverse Technology, one of the leading Mossad companies involved in the terror attacks has fled justice in the United States and escaped to Israel with at least $57 million of ill-gotten gains.
Shortly after 9/11, Odigo was taken over by Comverse Technology, another Israeli company. Within a year, five executives from Comverse were reported to have profited by more than $267 million from "insider trading"
Jacob "Kobi" Alexander, the Israeli founder of Comverse Technology
Kobi Alexander was one of the owners and developers of Odigo software
The US Federal Bureau of Investigation declared Jacob "Kobi" Alexander, ...
Mr. Alexander, known as Kobi, is a highly regarded executive in Israel
At first Alexander, 54, has fled the country, and a warrant was issued for his arrest. In a related action, the government seized $45 million from two investment accounts held in the United States in Alexander's name. Authorities allege that Alexander, who made a total of more than $130 million through stock options at Comverse, transferred $57 million to accounts in Israel to conceal the funds.
At least two Israel-based employees of Odigo received warnings of an imminent attack in New York City more than two hours before the first plane hit the WTC. Odigo had its U.S. headquarters two blocks from the WTC. The Odigo employees, however, did not pass the warning on to the authorities in New York City, a move that could have saved thousands of lives.
Odigo has a feature called People Finder that allows users to seek out and contact others based on certain demographics, such as Israeli nationality.
Two weeks after 9/11, Alex Diamandis, Odigo's vice president, reportedly said, "It was possible that the attack warning was broadcast to other Odigo members, but the company has not received reports of other recipients of the message.”
The Internet address of the sender was given to the FBI, and two months later it was reported that the FBI was still investigating the matter. There have been no media reports since.
Odigo, like many Israeli software companies, is based and has its Research and Development (R&D) center in Herzliya, Israel, the small town north of Tel Aviv, which happens to be where Mossad's headquarters are located.
Shortly after 9/11, Odigo was taken over by Comverse Technology, another Israeli company. Within a year, five executives from Comverse were reported to have profited by more than $267 million from "insider trading."
Kobi Alexander the Israeli crook who owned the Mossad companies who had clear foreknowledge of the terror attacks of 9/11. Alexander transferred $57 million to Israel and fled to Israel as a fugitive from justice. Why didn't the police arrest him before he was able to get away? Who warned him and allowed him to flee? This man is connected to the terror attacks of 9/11.
New York Times reports:
New York - Describing a brazen scheme to manipulate the granting of options, federal prosecutors have charged three former executives of Comverse Technology with mail fraud, securities fraud and wire fraud.
In charging the former executives on Tuesday, prosecutors said they had used fictitious employees to create a secret slush fund of options to be distributed to favored employees.
The former chief executive, Jacob Alexander, who had built Comverse into a $1 billion leader in the communications software market, did not appear in court and is believed to have fled to Germany or Israel, according to a person briefed on the investigation. A warrant was issued for his arrest.
Alexander is highly regarded in Israel, where he once owned a stake in a Tel Aviv professional basketball team and where Comverse has extensive business operations.
In late July, he wired $57 million to an account in Israel, according to court filings from the Justice Department. Millions more are believed to remain in his accounts in the United States, which prosecutors have asked to be frozen.
http://la.indymedia.org/news/2006/10/181875.php
http://www.latimes.com/technology/la-fi-kobi3oct03,1,5823467.story?track=rss&ctrack=1&cset=true
http://www.networkworld.com/news/2006/092706-fugitive-in-stock-options-backdating-case.html
zurückdatiert.
Dancing Israeli's Boss Indicted On 9/11 "Put" Options
by hex Friday, Oct. 06, 2006 at 9:24 PM
A warrent by the U.S. Justice Dept. and an Interpol Red Notice has been issued for Israeli Mossad agent Jacob Kobi Alexander. Alexander linked to the noted Urban Moving Systems/Odigo Mossad Group which operated in the New Jersey, New York area pre-9/11.
A warrent by the U.S. Justice Dept. and an Interpol Red Notice has been issued for Israeli Mossad agent Jacob Kobi Alexander. Alexander linked to the noted Urban Moving Systems/Odigo Mossad Group which operated in the New Jersey, New York area pre-9/11.
An SEC case issued against Alexander (Docket 19796 Aug.9/06) has accused Alexander of backdating Put Options on United Airlines and American Airlines. Alexander has also been accused of using his company Odigo, an Israeli espionage operation, for the purpose of making these illegal trades.
The SEC has now fingered Alexander in wiring 57 million dollars to Israel, two weeks after 9-11.
Within two weeks after the 9-11 Attack on America, Odigo was taken over by Converse Technology, and it was during this takeover period that the backdating of the Put Options took place.
http://www.latimes.com/technology/la-fi-kobi3oct03,1,5823467.story?track=rss
Fugitive Alexander Fights Extradition
Jacob "Kobi" Alexander, the former Comverse Technology Inc. chief executive who is wanted by the U.S., tried to bribe a colleague to take the blame for the crimes he is accused of, a U.S. Embassy attache told an African magistrate Monday.
The magistrate later denied Alexander bail, calling him a flight risk.
Alexander, 54, was arrested Wednesday in Windhoek, Namibia. The U.S. wants him extradited to face a 32-count indictment relating to backdating of Comverse stock options. The charges against him include conspiracy, securities fraud and making false filings with the Securities and Exchange Commission.
Marilyn Williams, assistant legal attache at the U.S. Embassy in Pretoria, the capital of Namibia's neighbor South Africa, told the court that Alexander had offered an unidentified executive $2 million, then $5 million, to take the blame, and said he would pay even more.
"He told the individual he can name his own price," she said.
Williams didn't identify the person Alexander allegedly tried to bribe. The person has agreed to cooperate in the case, she said.
Jacob Alexander, former chief executive of Comverse Technology captured
http://www.nytimes.com/2006/09/29/business/29fugitive.html?pagewanted=all
Fugitive in stock-options backdating case found - Network World
http://www.networkworld.com/news/2006/092706-fugitive-in-stock-options-backdating-case.html
Jacob "Kobi" Alexander was arrested Wednesday on a Namibian warrant issued at the request of the U.S. government.
The former Comverse executives were the second group to be charged in connection with the options backdating.
The Seattle Times: Business & Technology: Fugitive ex-Comverse CEO
Fugitive ex-Comverse CEO, indicted in fraud case, caught in Africa
Alexander, 54, an Israeli citizen and a U.S. permanent resident, allegedly transferred $57 million to Israel, fueling speculation he may have fled there. News reports in Israel speculated that he may have been hiding out in a small Sri Lankan fishing village.
Israeli 9/11 Crook Flees with $57 Million to Israel
Jacob "Kobi" Alexander, the Israeli founder of Comverse Technology, one of the leading Mossad companies involved in the terror attacks has fled justice in the United States and escaped to Israel with at least $57 million of ill-gotten gains.
Shortly after 9/11, Odigo was taken over by Comverse Technology, another Israeli company. Within a year, five executives from Comverse were reported to have profited by more than $267 million from "insider trading"
Jacob "Kobi" Alexander, the Israeli founder of Comverse Technology
Kobi Alexander was one of the owners and developers of Odigo software
The US Federal Bureau of Investigation declared Jacob "Kobi" Alexander, ...
Mr. Alexander, known as Kobi, is a highly regarded executive in Israel
At first Alexander, 54, has fled the country, and a warrant was issued for his arrest. In a related action, the government seized $45 million from two investment accounts held in the United States in Alexander's name. Authorities allege that Alexander, who made a total of more than $130 million through stock options at Comverse, transferred $57 million to accounts in Israel to conceal the funds.
At least two Israel-based employees of Odigo received warnings of an imminent attack in New York City more than two hours before the first plane hit the WTC. Odigo had its U.S. headquarters two blocks from the WTC. The Odigo employees, however, did not pass the warning on to the authorities in New York City, a move that could have saved thousands of lives.
Odigo has a feature called People Finder that allows users to seek out and contact others based on certain demographics, such as Israeli nationality.
Two weeks after 9/11, Alex Diamandis, Odigo's vice president, reportedly said, "It was possible that the attack warning was broadcast to other Odigo members, but the company has not received reports of other recipients of the message.”
The Internet address of the sender was given to the FBI, and two months later it was reported that the FBI was still investigating the matter. There have been no media reports since.
Odigo, like many Israeli software companies, is based and has its Research and Development (R&D) center in Herzliya, Israel, the small town north of Tel Aviv, which happens to be where Mossad's headquarters are located.
Shortly after 9/11, Odigo was taken over by Comverse Technology, another Israeli company. Within a year, five executives from Comverse were reported to have profited by more than $267 million from "insider trading."
Kobi Alexander the Israeli crook who owned the Mossad companies who had clear foreknowledge of the terror attacks of 9/11. Alexander transferred $57 million to Israel and fled to Israel as a fugitive from justice. Why didn't the police arrest him before he was able to get away? Who warned him and allowed him to flee? This man is connected to the terror attacks of 9/11.
New York Times reports:
New York - Describing a brazen scheme to manipulate the granting of options, federal prosecutors have charged three former executives of Comverse Technology with mail fraud, securities fraud and wire fraud.
In charging the former executives on Tuesday, prosecutors said they had used fictitious employees to create a secret slush fund of options to be distributed to favored employees.
The former chief executive, Jacob Alexander, who had built Comverse into a $1 billion leader in the communications software market, did not appear in court and is believed to have fled to Germany or Israel, according to a person briefed on the investigation. A warrant was issued for his arrest.
Alexander is highly regarded in Israel, where he once owned a stake in a Tel Aviv professional basketball team and where Comverse has extensive business operations.
In late July, he wired $57 million to an account in Israel, according to court filings from the Justice Department. Millions more are believed to remain in his accounts in the United States, which prosecutors have asked to be frozen.
http://la.indymedia.org/news/2006/10/181875.php
http://www.latimes.com/technology/la-fi-kobi3oct03,1,5823467.story?track=rss&ctrack=1&cset=true
http://www.networkworld.com/news/2006/092706-fugitive-in-stock-options-backdating-case.html