Wednesday, October 22, 2014

Kelley's Email To Richard Westin cc: DOJ Criminal Division Re: Leonard Cohen, Federal Tax Matters, Corporate Formalities, Criminal Harassment, Etc.


From: Kelley Lynch <kelley.lynch.2010@gmail.com>
Date: Wed, Oct 22, 2014 at 10:05 PM
Subject: Re: Corporate Entities: Blue Mist, LC Investments, Traditional Holdings, Old Ideas
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cc:  Criminal Division, DOJ

On Wed, Oct 22, 2014 at 10:05 PM, Kelley Lynch <kelley.lynch.2010@gmail.com> wrote:
Richard Westin,

I've been attempting to determine how a corporate entity is formally dissolved and whether or not one (say Leonard Cohen) can simply walk away from the entity, completely disregard corporate formalities and governance, and fail to file final tax returns.  I did not handle corporate, tax, accounting, financial, or investment matters.  I obviously controlled nothing and most certainly did not have "unfettered control" although I understand that Kory, Rice, and Edelman are addressing what appears to be an IRS determination matter.  I've recently looked into that as well since the complaint inexplicably refers to my alleged "control."  Leonard Cohen controlled these entities.  Leonard Cohen's and his representatives formed them, handled legal and tax issues, his accountants (business manager and lawyers) handed the tax returns and tax documents, etc.  I find their argument relatlvely deranged and I have been clear with IRS, FBI, DOJ, Treasury, FTB and State of Kentucky about this fact.  From my perspective, only LA Superior Court would buy into this fabricated narrative and issue a judgment that directly contradicts all corporate records, tax returns, and willfully disregards corporate formalities.  

Evidently the FTB does not disregard corporate formalities - unlike LA Superior Court and quite a number of lawyers and accountants involved in this matter.  That might explain Cohen's legal tactics and why his lawyers refuse to communicate with me, lie about me, have entrapped me, etc.  I've documented all of this for IRS, DOJ, FBI, and others, since 2005 - prior to Cohen filing this retaliatory and fraudulent lawsuit.  Interesting that Cohen failed to name Neal Greenberg.  I suppose LA Superior Court obtained jurisdiction over the entities by osmosis.  They most certainly did not obtain legal jurisdiction.  That seems irrelevant to these lofty individuals on various benches (many of whom lie while screaming at and slandering people).  Very ugly scene.  I wouldn't have believed it if I hadn't experienced it. The attorneys in the entertainment industry were also so brilliant, fun, and well mannered.  

Let's review a bit of factual and actual history.  I was Leonard Cohen's personal manager.  In or around 1996, Greenberg visited LA to meet His Holiness Kusum Lingpa.  I knew Greenberg's ex-wife and had met him once or twice.  I had no idea he was an investor.  Leonard Cohen and Greenberg met, had meals together, discussed Greenberg's investment strategies, and Cohen hired Greenberg to handle his finances and investments.  I had nothing to do with that decision.  My ex-husband and I referred Cohen to Dean Witter who handled the Penick family's substantial investments.  

Greenberg brought you and Ed Dean on board.  Cohen was represented by Peter Shukat (transaction attorney) and Burt Goldstein (accountant).  Cohen personally met with and hired Peter Shukat.  He had worked with Burt Goldstein prior to meeting me.  He testified that I hired all of his advisers.  That is a bald faced lie.  For instance, Don Was referred Cohen to Rich Feldstein who met Cohen at the Wiltern.  Cohen hired him and after Feldstein questioned Cohen's refusal to meet with him personally and address his estimated tax payments, Cohen fired Feldstein and wrote him a letter mentioning something about accounting not being a religion.  

Ed Dean structured the charitable remainder trusts and expressed concerns about assigning personal service contracts to the CRTs.  I had nothing to do with that.  Cohen expressed an interest in giving Mt. Baldy a gift of $500,000 and Stranger Music was restructured and stock was issued to Mt. Baldy.  Cohen d/b/a Bad Monk owned some of the intellectual property in this sale.  I have now discovered evidence that Steven Machat's allegations that Machat & Machat owned 15% of Stranger Music and the intellectual property were factual statements.  

Stranger Music, Inc. was sold to Sony.  Blue Mist Touring, a company formed by Cohen and his representatives, registered to do business in California and changed it's name.  Cohen and Herschel Weinberg, his family friend, handled that.  It was previously LC Productions, a Delaware entity, although I have found evidence that Cohen had a Nevada entity known as LC Productions that predates my meeting Cohen.  

As early as 1994, Cohen expressed interest in IP sales.  He had not met you and Greenberg.  He had me meet with Eric Kronfeld who was CEO of Polygram and involved in huge IP deals.  Eric was Marty Machat's partner.  I worked for Marty Machat until 1988.  He represented Cohen and Phil Spector.  Allen Klein also worked with Marty and Eric.  My roommate worked for ABKKO, Apple Records, Phil Spector, and Allen Klein in NY years ago.  She is Phil Spector's former personal assistant and girlfriend.  

Cohen demanded stock deals.  These were unattractive.  After the Stranger Music deal, Cohen hired Peter Lopez.  Greg McBowman referred Cohen to Peter Lopez.  Greg had worked at Sony (Business Affairs), is a lawyer/accountant, and handled Cohen's audits, etc.  I did not know Peter but became quite close with him.  Peter pursued a deal with Charles Koppelman/CAK.  David Pullman also expressed interest.  In the fall of 1999, Cohen and CAK planned to close the deal on the bond securitization loan.  CAK demanded a bankruptcy proof company.  While Blue Mist owned all IP (per the non -revocable assignments), and Sony had begun due diigence with Blue Mist, SOCAN (for internal purposes) refused to pay a company not wholly owned by the writer - therefore, LCI agreed to collect the royalties but did not own them.  The CAK deal did not close.  No assets were assigned to LCI.  Sony and Cohen pursued the deal and Sony began their due diligence with Blue Mist.

You then advised me that Ken Cleveland raised concerns about collapsible corporations, an area I know nothing about.  Cohen has now said that Sony did not want to pursue the deal with Blue Mist but that is not what I recall and I never once heard that.  I heard about collapsible corporation issues.  At that time, you and Greenberg proposed the annuity idea and ultimately Traditional Holdings was created.  I gave you limited POA to form this entity.  You represented Leonard Cohen.  Reeve Chudd's firm formed LC Investments, LLC.  It was NOT formed so that I could gain "unfettered control" of Cohen's assets.  That is a defense to tax fraud.  

What happened to these entities?  Cohen advised LA Superior Court (who does not require evidence) that I do not have an ownership interest in Blue Mist, the intellectual property, Traditional Holdings, and other entities.  He also seemed to obtain LA Superior Court's approval to rip me off re. commissions due.  Of course, I cannot imagine how this Court obtained jurisdiction but those issues do not concern this celebrity justice program.

For the record, I have K-1s for the years 2001, 2002, and 2003 from Traditional Holdings.  You prepared them.  They were transmitted to IRS.  I paid the taxes I owed.  I have K-1s from LCI for the years 2003, 2004, and 2005.  These were transmitted to IRS and State of Kentucky and show $0 income for those years but are contradicted by the fraudulent expense ledger.  I am in possession of emails from you advising me that Old Ideas is a partnership and you understood I had a 15% interest in that entity where Cohen planned to assign the Dear Heather contracts and iP.  

IRS, State of Kentucky, and FTB do not appear to have tax returns re. TH after 2003; they have no evidence of my ownership interest in LCI after 2005; etc.  What is going on here?  

Feel free to read through my blog - riverdeepbooks.blogspot.com.  I continue to be criminally harassed by Cohen's fan and some Bay Area lawyer who had a blog devoted to Phil Spector and is now emailing me about federal tax and corporate matters.  I have asked Cohen's lawyer to confirm that he represents Cohen and is authorized to communicate with me about these issues.  He has publicly stated that he has spoken with Michelle Rice, Korn's co-counsel who made partner targeting me and - I have evidence to prove this - LIES about me for a living.  So does Kory.  He'll conjure up stories right on the stand.  He'll even lie about the IRS.  

Cohen testified that you rectified something re. my ownership interest in some entity.  His testimony was vague.  I have recently obtained his testimony, in another hearing, where he confirms that I never stole from him (just his peace of mind).  He told MacLean's he wasn't accusing me of theft while simultaneously filing his fabricated lawsuit and fraudulent financials.

Cohen's loans from TH total $6.7 million or more.  He was clear, and signed the Annuity Agreement, that his loans had to be repaid within 3 years at 6% interest.  That interest now totals over $4 million.  

Kelley Lynch

Kelley Lynch



Entity Name:BLUE MIST TOURING COMPANY, INC.
Entity Number:C1854203
Date Filed:03/18/1993
Status:SOS/FTB FORFEITED
Jurisdiction:DELAWARE
Entity Address:419 N LARCHMONT BLVD STE 91
Entity City, State, Zip:LOS ANGELES CA 90004
Agent for Service of Process:KELLEY LYNCH
Agent Address:1044 S KENISTON AVE
Agent City, State, Zip:LOS ANGELES CA 90019

ADDRESS CHANGED AFTER KL FILED MOTION TO VACATE ON AUGUST 9, 2013

Entity Name:LC INVESTMENTS, LLC
Entity Number:200032610011
Date Filed:11/09/2000
Status:ACTIVE
Jurisdiction:DELAWARE
Entity Address:2140 S DUPONT HWY
Entity City, State, Zip:CAMDEN DE 19934
Agent for Service of Process:ROBERT B KORY
Agent Address:9300 WILSHIRE BLVD STE 200
Agent City, State, Zip:BEVERLY HILLS CA 90212
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Entity Name:OLD IDEAS, LLC
Entity Number:201112410233
Date Filed:04/26/2011
Status:ACTIVE
Jurisdiction:DELAWARE
Entity Address:9300 WILSHIRE BLVD STE 200
Entity City, State, Zip:BEVERLY HILLS CA 90212
Agent for Service of Process:ROBERT B KORY
Agent Address:9300 WILSHIRE BLVD STE 200
Agent City, State, Zip:BEVERLY HILLS CA 90212
Results of search for " TRADITIONAL HOLDINGS, LLC " returned no entity records.
Data is updated to the California Business Search on Wednesday and Saturday mornings. Results reflect work processed through Tuesday, October 21, 2014

TRADITIONAL HOLDINGS, LLC



General Information

 Organization Number0507175
 NameTRADITIONAL HOLDINGS, LLC
 Profit or Non-ProfitUnknown
 Company TypeKLC - Kentucky Limited Liability Company
 StatusI - Inactive
 StandingB - Bad
 StateKY
 File Date12/18/2000
 Organization Date12/18/2000
 Expiration Date12/30/2050
 Last Annual Report9/3/2003
 Principal Office3141 WARRENWOOD WYND
LEXINGTON, KY 40502
 Managed ByManagers
 Registered AgentRICHARD A. WESTIN
3141 WARRENWOOD WYND
LEXINGTON, KY 40502

Current Officers

 MemberLeonard Cohen
 MemberKelley Lynch

Individuals / Entities listed at time of formation

 OrganizerRICHARD A. WESTIN

Images available online

Documents filed with the Office of the Secretary of State on September 15, 2004 or thereafter are available as scanned images or PDF documents. Documents filed prior to September 15, 2004 will become available as the images are created.
 Annual Report10/21/20031 pagetiffPDF
 Annual Report11/21/20021 pagetiffPDF
 Annual Report4/30/20011 pagetiffPDF
 Articles of Organization12/18/200024 pagestiffPDF

Assumed Names

Activity History

 FilingFile DateEffective DateOrg. Referenced
 Admin Dis. A. report not in11/9/200411/8/2004
 Add12/18/2000 12:51:00 PM12/18/2000

Microfilmed Images

 
Microfilm images are not available online. They can be ordered by faxing a Request For Corporate Documents to the Corporate Records Branch at 502-564-5687.
 Administrative Dissolution11/9/20041 page
 Annual Report10/21/20031 page
 Annual Report11/21/20021 page
 Annual Report4/30/20011 page
 Articles of Organization12/18/200021 pages





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