Leonard Cohen's Ongoing Attempts To Prove His Shell Game

From: Kelley Lynch <kelley.lynch.2010@gmail.com>
Date: Fri, Mar 22, 2013 at 9:47 AM
Subject: Re: Stephen Gianelli Argues Cohen's Insane Fictional Narrative
To: Dennis <Dennis@riordan-horgan.com>, "*irs. commissioner" <*IRS.Commissioner@irs.gov>, Washington Field <washington.field@ic.fbi.gov>, ASKDOJ <ASKDOJ@usdoj.gov>, "Kelly.Sopko" <Kelly.Sopko@tigta.treas.gov>, "Doug.Davis" <Doug.Davis@ftb.ca.gov>


To the IRS Commissioner's Staff,

This argue is now deranged.  Cohen is taking the position that my ownership interest in the intellectual property was an oral agreement and yet I have provided the IRS with the evidence.  It is shocking.  Do not underestimate Leonard Cohen's greed.  Gianelli is obviously insane.  Who would permit this man to represent them?  I heard talk, as is now being publicly confirmed by a man aligned with Cohen, that the IRS might look at these corporate structures.  Have you seen all the written documentation re. the IRS, Cohen's loans being dangerous to the structure, what the IRS might argue, and so forth and so on?  I failed to report nothing but I find this assertion incredible.  The IRS has the evidence that Cohen has lied about my so-called overpayments.  I failed to report no income.  Perhaps because Gianelli has pubilcly noted that he's leaving the country, he feels comfortable lying about me publicly and transmitting fraud to the IRS about me.  Why would I go to the IRS if I felt I did something wrong?  The mere notion is absurd, particularly in light of the fact that Leonard Cohen offered me 50% community property; there was talk with my adisers and Cohen's about things like $10,000 walking around money for me, etc.  Dale Burgess was clear - call the Treasury agents and advise them that he will testify to he fact that Cohen offered me 50% community property.  As  my lawyers noted, presumably to state that he was defrauded by his advisers.  $7 million?  The ever and always in flux number.  Please do see the TH 1099 that was issued to Leonard Cohen re. the $8 million (which inicludes recoupment figures NOT paid directly through; live albums due), etc.  Leonard Cohen wasted these assets.  He has been clear - he is the alter ego and has engaged in self-dealing.  His arguments are insane.  Just lie, perjure yourself, conceal evidence, and slander Kelley Lynch.  Take the witness stand, lie and say you're annoyed, hook up with some sleazy prosecutor willing to sabotage the IRS, and hang out with the DA's investigator while embellishing another gun story about Phil Spector on the stand.  My lawyer has already addressed, on appeal, that Cohen owes me millions.  He's aware of the evidence and he is aware of this - my trial was an IRS case that demands an investigation.  He views Cohen, correctly, as a snake.  Perhaps Anon, who Gianelli is writing to, is Cohen (the Wizard of Oz) or one of his deranged advisers.  

As the State of Kentucky advised me, the IRS should or would go back to the moment in time when Cohen first obtained a green card in the U.S. (probably late 60s, very early 70s) and audit.  Leonard Cohen received a tax memo, that the IRS has, in 1977 advising him that he didn't have to pay taxes anywhere he had residences (noting the U.S., Canada, and Greece) but cautioning him not to have a green card.  And yet, he had a green card and that's probably why he had to abandon it.  I've been clear the IRS about all the activity Cohen and his lawyer (referred to him by his brother-in-law) were engaged in after Marty Machat's death.  I think Steven Machat nailed it - Leonard Cohen uses corporate shell structures to evade paying taxes.  

All the best,

Kelley

At the same time, she heard talk that some of Cohen's tax structures might get looked at by the IRS, and she realized that it would come to light that SHE failed to report $7M in income between 1998 and 2004 to the IRS on her 1040s.