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CaseNo: LR-15479, CourtName: HER TO SELF-SURRENDER ON SEPTEMBER 26, 1997. THE COURT ORDERED THAT, Defendant: American Business Securities, Inc., Southwest Energy Consultants, Inc., Western Energy Acquisitions, Inc., Trans Terra Corporation, International, MacArthur Asset Management, Inc., Barry J. Zimmermann, John L. Casperson, Jr., Jeffrey L. Casperson, Jerome L. Casperson, Joseph L. Casperson, Tim L. Epps, and Thomas A. Hicks, Plaintiff: SEC, State: CA California, UniqueCaseRef: SEC>LR-15479, Casperson, Kathryn Casperson, Account, Contempt, Disgorgement, Securities, Exchange Commission, Assets, Jerome, Failure, Funds, United States, Energy, Civil, Spouse, Cash, Diamond, Stonewalling, Unsupported Invocation, Amendment Privilege, Bank Account, Bald Statement, Non-recollection, Jewelry, Lost, Diamond Wedding Ring, Earrings, Cartier Watch , ContentID: 120242583

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1 1997-09-08 SEC LITIGATION RELEASE
[ see first page and extracted highlights below  ] ItemID: 105677
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1 . SEC LITIGATION RELEASE

EXTRACTED KEY WORDS
KATHRYN CASPERSON
COURT
ACCOUNT
CONTEMPT
DISGORGEMENT
SECURITIES
EXCHANGE COMMISSION
ASSETS
JEROME
FAILURE
FUNDS
UNITED STATES
LITIGATION
ENERGY
CIVIL
SPOUSE
CASH
DIAMOND
STONEWALLING
UNSUPPORTED INVOCATION
AMENDMENT PRIVILEGE
BANK ACCOUNT
BALD STATEMENT
NON-RECOLLECTION
JEWELRY
LOST
DIAMOND WEDDING RING
EARRINGS
CARTIER WATCH





                   UNITED STATES SECURITIES AND EXCHANGE COMMISSION

     Litigation Release No. 15479 /  September 8, 1997

     SECURITIES AND EXCHANGE COMMISSION v. AMERICAN BUSINESS SECURITIES,
INC.,
     SOUTHWEST ENERGY CONSULTANTS, INC., WESTERN ENERGY ACQUISITIONS,
INC.,
     TRANS TERRA CORPORATION, INTERNATIONAL, MacARTHUR ASSET MANAGEMENT,
INC.,
     BARRY J. ZIMMERMANN, JOHN L. CASPERSON, JR., JEFFREY L. CASPERSON,
JEROME
     L. CASPERSON, JOSEPH L. CASPERSON, TIM L. EPPS, and THOMAS A. HICKS,
Civil
     Action No. 94-4866 ER (C.D. Cal.)

          The Securities and Exchange Commission announced that on September
2,
     1997, the Honorable Edward Rafeedie of the Central District of
California
     issued an Order Finding Kathryn Casperson In Civil Contempt And
Ordering
     Her To Self-Surrender On September 26, 1997.  The Court ordered that
     Kathryn Casperson surrender to the Office of the United States Marshal
on
     September 26, 1997, to be incarcerated until she complies with the
     accounting and disgorge- ment portions of the Court's January 28,
1997
     disgorgement Order.

          The Commission had sought contempt sanctions based upon Kathryn
     Casperson's failure to disgorge funds and assets received as a result
of
     the participation of her spouse, Defendant Jerome Casperson, in the
     fraudulent scheme by which approximately $40 million was raised from
over
     1200 mostly elderly investors, or to account for the expenditure of
such
     funds and assets.  The Court found that Kathryn Casperson was in
contempt
     of court for failure to account for two cash withdrawals totalling
$88,100,
     and her current sources of income.  In so finding, the Court stated
SNIPPETS:
  • UNITED STATES SECURITIES AND EXCHANGE COMMISSION
  • SECURITIES AND EXCHANGE COMMISSION v. AMERICAN BUSINESS SECURITIES,
  • INC., SOUTHWEST ENERGY CONSULTANTS, INC., WESTERN ENERGY ACQUISITIONS, INC.,
  • INC., BARRY J. ZIMMERMANN, JOHN L. CASPERSON, JR., JEFFREY L. CASPERSON, JEROME
  • the Honorable Edward Rafeedie of the Central District of California issued an Order Finding
  • The Court ordered that Kathryn Casperson surrender to the Office of the United States Marshal
  • The Commission had sought contempt sanctions based upon Kathryn Casperson's failure to
  • The Court found that Kathryn Casperson was in contempt of court for failure to account for
  • "The SEC is engaged in trying to enforce the Court's disgorgement Order to obtain funds for
  • This is an important goal that must not be obfuscated by stonewalling or by an unsupported
  • The Court similarly found that Kathryn Casperson was in contempt because she failed to
  • The Court found that "Something more than a bald statement of non-recollection" was required
  • the Court found that Kathryn Casperson was in contempt for failure to disgorge four specific
  • The Court found Kathryn Casperson's claims that she lost her diamond wedding ring and
  • See also Litigation Release
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