It has finally happened.

 

Paul Maines has filed a Notice of Motion in the PEI Supreme Court seeking an adjournment of the Defendants’ Motion for Summary Judgment until the RCMP have completed a criminal investigation into the matter.

 

Nothing much was happening with the lawsuit Maines had launched against Dennis King, Frank Zhou, Chris LeClair, Allan Campbell, et. al., UNTIL Maines filed an Application for a Judicial Review of an Order the Information Commissioner, Denise Doiron, in the PEI Supreme Court.

 

King and the gang being sued most definitely did not want to see that Judicial Review dealt with in the Supreme Court, reasons that I’m not going to hear but will say simply it is because the documents that would be made public would likely also blow their fraudulent defense (that’s my take anyhow) and entire egaming scam and cover-up right out of the water!

 

Their desperate play filing a Summary Judgment Motion to cut the legs out from under Maines ASAP would likely have resulted in an outcome identical to the one that Justice Gordon Campbell delivered attempting to shut Maines down a few years ago ruling on a Summary Judgment Motion at that time.

 

Maine’s was successful in getting a Court of Appeal ruling to continue his lawsuit, which he has done with single-minded determination, and has hopefully now thrown a real monkey wrench into the plans of these fraudulent people trying to put an end to Paul once and for all.

 

It’s really a simple matter now with the RCMP investigation.

Either:

 

(1) Jeffrey Warren Reynolds (the whistleblower giving Paul Maines hundreds of documents related to the alleged gamesys fraud, on the basis of which means launched his lawsuit) forged those documents and concocted an elaborate and phenomenally, technically-complex fraud via online social media platforms;

or,

 

(2) the sworn Affidavits that Dennis King, Campbell, Zhou, LeClair et.al. filed in the PEI Supreme Court in July, 2024 which were attached to their Motion for Summary Judgment are fraudulent.

 

It truly is an either/or situation.

 

Either,

 

(1) Jeffrey is a criminal; or

(2) our Premier and the rest of that ilk are criminals.

 

Although the filing, with attachments, is nearly 200 pages, the main information and grounds for the Motion are succinctly presented in the first five pages, which I have attached.

 

I suspect the Judge will oblige Mr. Maines and put things on hold.

 

He will then, like the rest of us, sit back and wait for the RCMP to tell us who’s going to jail.