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CaseNo: LR-16619, CourtCode: DIS, CourtName: DISTRICT COURT FOR THE NORTHERN DISTRICT OF CALIFORNIA, SAN FRANCISCO, Defendant: Louis G. Karabochos, Kathy D. Karabochos, Kenneth E. Ratto and Stephen L. Boyd, Plaintiff: SEC, State: CA California, UniqueCaseRef: SEC>LR-16619, Boyd, Commission, Gateways, Securities, Judgement, Stock, Investors, United States, Exchange Commission, Karabochos, United States District, California, Sales, Louis, Civil, Violating, Paid Commissions, Act, Gateways Owner Louis, Restricted Gateways Stock, Pleasanton, Marketed Videotapes, Space Exploration, Sold Gateways Stock, Investors Nationwide, Selling, Disclose, Judgment Enjoins Boyd, Future Violations , ContentID: 120241494

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1 2000-07-06 SEC LITIGATION RELEASE
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1 . SEC LITIGATION RELEASE

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COMMISSION
GATEWAYS
SECURITIES
JUDGEMENT
STOCK
INVESTORS
UNITED STATES
EXCHANGE COMMISSION
KARABOCHOS
UNITED STATES DISTRICT
CALIFORNIA
SALES
LOUIS
COURT
CIVIL
VIOLATING
PAID COMMISSIONS
ACT
GATEWAYS OWNER LOUIS
RESTRICTED GATEWAYS STOCK
PLEASANTON
MARKETED VIDEOTAPES
SPACE EXPLORATION
SOLD GATEWAYS STOCK
INVESTORS NATIONWIDE
SELLING
DISCLOSE
JUDGMENT ENJOINS BOYD
FUTURE VIOLATIONS
   UNITED STATES SECURITIES AND EXCHANGE COMMISSION

   Litigation Release No. 16619 / July 6, 2000

   SECURITIES AND EXCHANGE COMMISSION v. LOUIS G. KARABOCHOS, KATHY D.
   KARABOCHOS, KENNETH E. RATTO AND STEPHEN L. BOYD, United States
   District Court for the Northern District of California, San Francisco
   Division, Civil Action No. 98-3718 MMC.

      COURT ENTERS JUDGMENT AGAINST GATEWAYS TO SPACE SALES AGENT FOR
                               OFFERING FRAUD

   United States District Judge Maxine M. Chesney entered judgment
   against Stephen L. Boyd of Chico, California, for his role in a
   fraudulent sale of unregistered stock in Gateways to Space, Inc. The
   judgment, entered June 20, 2000, forbids Boyd from violating the
   antifraud and registration provisions of the federal securities laws
   and requires him to pay disgorgement of $102,084 and a civil money
   penalty of $50,000.

   The Commission alleged in its action that Boyd was employed by
   Gateways owner Louis Karabochos in 1995 to sell unregistered,
   restricted Gateways stock to investors. Gateways, a company formerly
   based in Pleasanton, California, marketed videotapes about space
   exploration. Boyd and others sold Gateways stock to over 850 investors
   nationwide. Investors lost approximately $5 million when the company
   collapsed. In selling the stock, Boyd failed to disclose that he was
   being paid commissions on the sales. Indeed, when asked about
   commissions by some investors, Boyd denied that he was being paid
   commissions.

   The judgment enjoins Boyd from future violations of sections 5(a),
   5(c) and 17(a) of the Securities Act of 1933 and sections 10(b) and
   15(a) of the Securities Exchange Act of 1934 and Rule 10b-5.
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Modified 07/07/2000
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  • UNITED STATES SECURITIES AND EXCHANGE COMMISSION
  • SECURITIES AND EXCHANGE COMMISSION v. LOUIS G. KARABOCHOS, KATHY D. KARABOCHOS, KENNETH E.
  • COURT ENTERS JUDGMENT AGAINST GATEWAYS TO SPACE SALES AGENT FOR
  • United States District Judge Maxine M. Chesney entered judgment against Stephen L. Boyd of
  • The judgment, entered June 20, 2000, forbids Boyd from violating the antifraud and
  • The Commission alleged in its action that Boyd was employed by Gateways owner Louis
  • Gateways, a company formerly based in Pleasanton, California, marketed videotapes about space
  • Boyd and others sold Gateways stock to over 850 investors nationwide.
  • In selling the stock, Boyd failed to disclose that he was being paid commissions on the sales.
  • Indeed, when asked about commissions by some investors, Boyd denied that he was being paid
  • The judgment enjoins Boyd from future violations of sections 5, 5and 17of the Securities Act
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