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DIEGO MARADONA - MARADONA SUES OVER 'STOLEN' MEMORABILIA
The 2008 Cannes Film Festival - Day 8
'Maradona' - Premiere
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Argentinian soccer legend DIEGO MARADONA has filed charges against businessman ERNESTO TEXO, accusing him of stealing 600 pieces of sporting memorabilia from the star. Maradona claims that the items, including the 1995 Golden Ball and gifts from Cuban President Fidel Castro, have not been returned since they were shown around the world in the Itinerant M10 Museum. The items went on exhibition in 2003, but are in storage in customs in several countries due to the "organiser's failure to meet his obligations", according to a post on Maradona's official website. And legal papers recently filed against Texo add, "Texo and his associates improperly took possession of these objects after being tasked with organising the Itinerant M10 Museum that visited Argentina, Italy and Mexico, among other countries." The memorabilia also includes several international trophies and numerous soccer shirts that were exchanged with the sportsman after international matches with other famous soccer stars during Maradona's 17 years playing for his country.
01/10/2008 07:19:28 PM
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Dwight 
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posted on 02/04/2008 19:24
A central body should be set up in Jamaica to represent the Jamican ivestors scammed
by Max Higgin. This body should work with ither international organization as in
other countries represented by a central body to pursue the bringing to justice of
Max Higgins. In Jamaica a meeting should be held of all 7200 investors and an action
plan rolrd out as the way forward. &200 in Jamaica alone, worldwide might be astonishing,
the the amounts of monies per person is worth retrieving even less interestie principal an
d the law do whatever they wish after that. I know everyone still have contracts
or reciept from his company with his signature, so we all have a case
In Jamaica i can be contacted at 1 876 580 4076 or 1 876 342 4316. thanks
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scoobie ( 1)
posted on 03/04/2008 14:19
I am also one of the over 7,200 Jamaican investors who Emile Maxim St. Patrick Higgins
has robbed USD 5,000 plus 20% interest promised monthly over a six months period.
I have been unable to get any response from him or his Higgins Wwarner Corporation
since he moved office overnight, withot warning, from Jamaica. This man seems to be
trying to accumulate wealth by going from country to country and robbing people of
their hard earned cash through his well promoted seemingly attractive false USD investment
clubs/schemes.
Interested investors out there, PLEASE DO NOT INVEST YOUR MONEY WITH ANY VENTURE
PROPOSED BY EMILE MAXIM ST. PATRICK HIGGINS. He is a fraudster!
