John De'Bey fully asserts that he did not create the documents he had forged, falsified and altered

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Mr. John Guerrier De'Bey a.k.a. Sean Thurman sent a message to Blue2Digital on September 3, 2019.

John De'Bey is suspected of numerous misrepresentations, fraudulent actions and submission of forged, falsified and altered documents, including but not limited to official corporate, federal, state and court documents, documents issued by the Internal Revenue Service, the Secretary of State of the State of Nevada and NY County Clerk, alleged court decisions, falsified stock purchase agreement, fabricated invoices for alleged license fees, tax payments and accounting fees, as well as various fictitious services by fictitious attorneys. Our company paid over $87,000 to De'Bey and individuals associated with him based on these forged, falsified and altered documents. In his letter, however, he does not admit resposibility in taking wrongful actions or say that he is giving us our money back - on the contrary:

"I fully assert that I did not do any of what you stated in your online defamation against me. In your agreement for collections you stated that the amount was a loan agreement and now you attempt to destroy my reputation by lying to the public with frivolous information and documents? However none of these documents can be proven to have been created by me. If I was to upload this loan agreement and payments sent to you personally and through your collection agency and that you in fact did sign and shared it all over the web with your name on it, everyone would see that you are lying against me and your reputation would be surely ruined in both the music and tech industries as someone who is irrational, radical and dishonest in his business dealings."

So, the documents available HERE that he personally created and prepared (with or without somebody else's help), the documents that he personally sent via email (and by mail) and the documents that he discussed each of them particularly in his numerous emails - in actual fact - do not exist. Or could it be that they exist in another space and time, but not this one? Due to the long list of De'Bey's illegal activities it is really difficult to define the "debt reason" in just two words - "Loan Agreement" may be or may not be the right term, so we will let Mr. De'Bey call it whatever he likes, if it means anything to him. For those who may find it interesting, the details on the debt collection "loan" agreement can be reviewed HERE.

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Then he starts menacing...

"I am demanding that you take-down this content within 3 business days or I will forward your information to my attorney for processing",

otherwise, "it will not end well for you financially".

He is also very self-confident:

"A suit will be filed against you and your companies for slander, libel and defamation. Your loan agreement and payments accepted by you and your collection agency will be used as evidence in court against you and you will lose as you waived your rights via settlement."

So, De'Bey appears to be able to afford an expensive lawyer and filing a lawsuit, but he cannot bring back the money he had stolen?

Finally, he confirms he's been stuck in 2015 by using his old vocabulary and promising things he cannot keep and what he once already took the money for:

"I can help you relaunch blue2digital using my powerful friends in the music industry and we can put all of this behind us... I am not in control of the major labels and I too have been taken advantage of by them. VEVO still owes me a lot of money and so do other companies and artists, but I do not go online bad mouthing them for it. There is so much opportunities out there for us to take advantage of, it would be a waste if we didn't."

Yes, he does seem to be lost in space and time which he shares with his "powerful friends in the music industry"...

The key question here is: what are the U.S. Authorities doing? What are the New York State Authorities doing? How many people out there should be deceived by guys like him? Or maybe the Authorities are just fine with De'Bey's illegal activities as long as the money goes into the hands of the "powerful individuals in the music industry"? These guys think that all the money in the music world should be in their possession. Isn't it so natural that we all give up our revenues in their favor?

No, I totally disagree with it. And I am therefore acting accordingly.

>> Click HERE to review the documents forged, falsified and altered by John Guerrier De'Bey a.k.a. Sean Larvonde Thurman

>> Click HERE to review the complaint against TD Bank related to approving a wire transfer fraud

>> Click HERE to review the complaint against JPMorgan Chase Bank related to approving a wire transfer fraud

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