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CaseNo: CVDCO102456, CourtName: MISC 3, Plaintiff: CFTC, State: FL Florida, UniqueCaseRef: LCD>CVDCO102456, Funds, Customers, Trading, Contracts, Commission, Orca, Relief, Investors, Foreign Currency, Futures, Investments, Foreign Currency Futures, Accounts, Statutory Restraining Order, Common Enterprise, Contract, Llc, Orca Common Enterprise, Misappropriating, Hedge Fund, Expenditures, Firms, Fraudulent, Act, Cftc, Preliminary Injunction, Management, Misappropriation, Misrepresentations, Ndt, Common Enterprise Entities, Violations, Materially False, Track Record, Transfer Binder, Transaction , ContentID: 120253745

Case Documents
1   ORDER
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26 pages
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2 2001-01 COMPLAINT
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22 pages
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Total Documents: 2 documents , 48 pages
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1 . ORDER

EXTRACTED KEY WORDS
FUNDS
CUSTOMERS
CONTRACTS
ORCA
COMMISSION
FUTURES
TRADING
RELIEF
FOREIGN CURRENCY
INVESTORS
STATUTORY RESTRAINING ORDER
BUSINESS
INVESTMENTS
COMMON ENTERPRISE
MISAPPROPRIATING
CFTC
PRELIMINARY INJUNCTION
FRAUDULENT
HEDGE FUND
EXPENDITURES
COMMON ENTERPRISE ENTITIES
VIOLATIONS
TRANSFER BINDER
TRADING TRACK RECORD
LLC
MANAGEMENT
CCH
MISREPRESENTATIONS
SECURITIES
                                  UNITED STATES DISTRICT COURT
                                  SOUTHERN DISTRICT OF FLORIDA

____________________________________

COMMODITY FUTURES TRADING                        :
COMMISSION,
                                :
                             Plaintiff           :           CIVIL ACTION NO. 02-61307-civ-gold
                                                 :
                    v.                           :
                                                 :
DONALD C. O'NEILL,                               :
FRECOM TECHNOLOGY                                :
   CORPORATION,                                  :
MOMENTUM
                         TRADING

                                       :
   GROUP, LTD.,                                  :
NDT
       FUND,
                  LLC,
                                :
ORCA
         FUNDS,
                            INC.,   :
ORCA CAPITAL FUND A, LLC,                        :
ORCA MOHAVE A, LLC,                              :
ORCA HOPI A, LLC, and                            :
SHELALEY HOLDINGS, LLC,                          :
                                                 :
   Defendants,
                                           and
                                                 :
                                                 :
DANIELLE
                 O'NEILL,
                                       :
NANCY IAGROSSI, and                              :
ROBERT
             O'NEILL,
                                :
                                                 :
                             Relief Defendants.  :
___________________________________  :

     MEMORANDUM OF POINTS AND AUTHORITIES IN SUPPORT OF PLAINTIFF'S
        MOTION FOR STATUTORY RESTRAINING ORDER AND MOTION FOR
SNIPPETS:
  • PRELIMINARY INJUNCTION AND OTHER EQUITABLE RELIEF
  • fraudulently solicited off-exchange futures investments totaling least $13
  • million from at least 29 investors.
  • investor funds, and used the money for business, personal and luxury expenditures.
  • Defendants solicited customers to trade primarily foreign currency contracts using private
  • have hundreds of millions of dollars under management, although they never came close to
  • attracting or managing those kinds of funds, and touted O'Neill's substantial trading
  • excellent trading track record, which was untrue.
  • misappropriating customer funds for personal and other uses.
  • Commission Regulation 1.1, 17 C.F.R. §1.1.
  • customers, the Commission seeks a statutory restraining order pursuant to Section 6c of the
  • Defendants comprise eight interrelated companies that, together, constitute a common
  • ("Orca Common Enterprise").
  • was marketed at times as a "hedge fund."
  • Common Enterprise entities had either bank or brokerage accounts in their names,
  • PPMs, were rife with fraudulent representations, ranging from huge discrepancies between the
  • Forex, Ltd. of Michigan, Refco Group Ltd., LLC of New York, and Forex Capital
  • used customer funds to trade securities at Blackwood Securities,
  • Several courts of the Eleventh Circuit have previously entered emergency statutory
  • Fla Apr. 23, 2001); CFTC v. Garbe, Case No. 01-8329; CFTC v. James, [1998-1999 Transfer
  • L. Rep. (CCH) ¶ 21,013 at 23,970 (S.D.
  • "highly suggestive of the likelihood of future violations."
  • defendants made misrepresentations or deceptive omissions;

  • 2 . COMPLAINT

    EXTRACTED KEY WORDS
    DEFENDANTS
    CUSTOMERS
    TRADING
    FOREIGN CURRENCY FUTURES
    ACCOUNTS
    CONTRACT
    INVESTORS
    FOREIGN CURRENCY
    BUSINESS
    ORCA COMMON ENTERPRISE
    LLC
    INVESTMENTS
    FIRMS
    RELIEF
    ACT
    COMMON ENTERPRISE
    MISAPPROPRIATION
    COMMISSION
    NDT
    EXPENDITURES
    HEDGE FUND
    MANAGEMENT
    MATERIALLY FALSE
    TRACK RECORD
    TRANSACTION
    SOLICITING
    FRAUDULENT
    MISREPRESENTATIONS
    FRECOM TECHNOLOGY
    
                                     UNITED STATES DISTRICT COURT
                                     SOUTHERN DISTRICT OF FLORIDA
    
    COMMODITY FUTURES TRADING                               )
    COMMISSION,                                             )
                                                            )  Case No. 02-61307-civ-gold
                             Plaintiff,
     v.                                                     )
                                                            )  COMPLAINT FOR STATUTORY
    DONALD C. O'NEILL, an individual,                       )  RESTRAINING ORDER, INJUNCTIVE
    FRECOM TECHNOLOGY                                       )  AND OTHER EQUITABLE RELIEF
       CORPORATION,                                      )  AND FOR CIVIL PENALTIES UNDER
    MOMENTUM
                            TRADING
    
    
                                                            )  THE COMMODITY EXCHANGE ACT,
       GROUP, LTD.,                                               AS AMENDED, 7 U.S.C. §§ 1-25
    NDT
             FUND,
                       LLC,
    
                                                            )
    ORCA FUNDS, INC.,                                       )
    ORCA CAPITAL FUND A, LLC,                               )
    ORCA MOHAVE A, LLC,                                  )
    ORCA HOPI A, LLC, and                                )
    SHELALEY HOLDINGS, LLC,                              )
    
       Defendants,
                                                 and  )
                                                            )
    DANIELLE
                       O'NEILL,
    
                                                            )
    NANCY IAGROSSI, and                                  )
    ROBERT O'NEILL,                                         )
                                                            )
       Relief
                                            Defendants.
                                                            )
    ________________________________  )
    
    
                                                 I.    SUMMARY
    
          1.   Starting in January 2001 and continuing through at least July 2002, Donald
    
    
    SNIPPETS:
  • NDT FUND,
  • owned, controlled or managed, solicited investments totaling least $13 million from at
  • least 29 customers for the ostensible purpose of trading primarily foreign currency futures
  • personal and luxury expenditures.
  • When soliciting the funds initially,
  • certain investors who inquired about the value of their accounts, Defendants also made
  • materially false statements about their experience and track record, sent fraudulent
  • and made other blatant misrepresentations and falsifications.
  • corporate Defendants comprise eight interrelated companies: Frecom Technology
  • Corporation, a Delaware corporation, Shelaley Holdings, LLC
  • These entities together constitute a common enterprise
  • O'Neill and the Orca Common Enterprise are collectively "the
  • purchased with those funds, have been transferred to relief Defendants Danielle O'Neill,
  • trading primarily foreign currency futures contracts.
  • portion of investors' funds, sustaining an overall net trading loss of around $487,000.
  • over a period of 45 days (accompanied by business colleagues and a high-priced call girl)
  • their accounts, including at least one account statement that was entirely fabricated using
  • brokerage firms, when those firms in fact were only corporate accommodation addresses
  • claimed to have hundreds of millions of dollars under management,
  • He further made material false statements about the Defendants' trading track record.
  • compel their compliance with the Act.
  • The Commission also seeks civil monetary
  • Momentum began soliciting customers in or around May
  • common enterprise was marketed at times as a "hedge fund."
  • foreign currency that is a contract of sale of a commodity for future delivery,
  • or b) $5 million and who enters the transaction to manage the risk associated
  • Fraud And Deceit By Means of Misappropriation
  • willfully made or caused to be made materially false reports or statements thereof by
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