John-Paul Jones, a secured party, files a Notice of International Commercial Claim within Admiralty against various respondents including individuals, banks, and credit reporting agencies. He claims $8 billion is owed based on an accounting and demands payment within 3 days. Failure to pay will result in further financial penalties and potential arrest. The document is signed under oath and penalty...
Read more ↓John-Paul Jones, a secured party, files a Notice of International Commercial Claim within Admiralty against various respondents including individuals, banks, and credit reporting agencies. He claims $8 billion is owed based on an accounting and demands payment within 3 days. Failure to pay will result in further financial penalties and potential arrest. The document is signed under oath and penalty of perjury, served by registered mail, and demands all correspondence be sent to Jones and a notary acceptor.
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