The Record

The Hooman Asbaghi Case

A filing is not a verdict. Nothing on this site is a finding of liability.

Section 08

Evidence index

Exhibits on this site, earliest to latest. This index is not every file in the case.

273 exhibits

ContextPOW 15 Aug 1944 – May 1945 · later Hyland Labs
Norman Achen — WWII POW and Hyland Labs president; Fisher link not found

Norman W. Achen, U.S. Army Air Forces, shot down about 15 August 1944, held as a German POW until May 1945 (Stalag Luft III / later escape accounts). After the war: UCLA science degree; president of Hyland Laboratories and other California medical companies; later attorney, judge, lecturer. He died in 2010. Independent web search did not show him as founder of Fisher Scientific, later Thermo Fisher. Thermo Fisher was a later bidder in the broader Baxter / lab-products industry, which is not the same as Achen founding Fisher. IMDP of Las Vegas under CEO Norm Achen, and a $3 million introduction to Birndorf, remain his account.

Establishes. Achen’s wartime capture and a post-war medical-laboratory presidency are public.

Does not establish. Does not prove a partnership with Hooman, a meeting with Farideh Kavesh, or a Fisher Scientific founding. The investigator already noted the Fisher link could not be independently found.

Source: Public: NARA POW record; VA Veteran of the Day; Gadsden Times 2 Apr 2006

DocumentedFounded 5 Ordibehesht 1349 · last gazette 22 Aban 1402 (25 Apr 1970 · 13 Nov 2023)
Rasmio — آزمایشگاه مرکزی پاتوبیولوژی, register 13884

Live rasmio.com/company/10100524000/. Street line and postal code covered. Person national IDs are not on this face. Company شناسه ملی 10100524000 and register 13884 stay — they are the public company identifiers, and they match the laboratory named on path-lab.ir and on the wet-ink certificates.

Rasmio company profile for آزمایشگاه مرکزی پاتوبیولوژی. Active private joint-stock (سهامی خاص). Register 13884. National ID / economic code 10100524000. Founded 1349/02/05, printed as 56 years. Last official-gazette date 1402/08/22. Officer cards as printed: مدیرعامل فریده کاوش; رییس هیات مدیره سیدمهدی مقیمی. Signatory block dated 1402/08/22. English name of the laboratory on path-lab.ir is Pathobiology Laboratory Center. This is not a different legal entity.

Establishes. The laboratory is a registered Iranian company, not a nickname. It dates itself to 1349/02/05 — more than fifty years, not the 21 January 2022 Wayback capture and not a 2026 discovery date. The same public register prints Farideh Kavesh as CEO and Seyed Mehdi Moghimi as board chair.

Does not establish. CEO is not board chair. Moghimi is رئیس هیئت مدیره. A Rasmio officer card is not ISO 15189, not a 2016 performing-lab line, and not a finding she took the company from him. Street and postal are held off this face. The printed CEO term on the companion gazette ends 1404/06/29; this profile still showed that slate on 15 September 2026.

Source: Live Rasmio / روزنامه رسمی · Pathobiology Laboratory Center (retrieved 15 Sep 2026) / company/10100524000

DocumentedScripps.org physician page
Richard Walker, MD — Scripps Clinic bio

Physician-page cover: Sees existing patients only. Click opens the hosted bio PDF.

Orthopedic Surgery; Adult Reconstructive Orthopedic Surgery. Cover prints Sees existing patients only, Treats adults, In-person visits only. Joined Scripps Clinic 1983. Interests include computer-assisted navigation and pressure sensor applications. Most recently President of Scripps Clinic Medical Group. Padres team physician over 15 years, including 1984 and 1998 pennants. Full biography is the hosted PDF.

Establishes. The public bio exists and prints those roles. The existing-patients banner is on the cover. SCMG presidency is named on the bio as a later addition.

Does not establish. Does not prove unauthorized instrumentation. Sees existing patients only is not a finding he saw this patient in 2023–2025. SCMG is the physician group, not Scripps Health. Navigation on the 2015 packet is cup registration. The 2015 operation is not dated as president on this page.

Source: Richard Walker, MD - La Jolla - Orthopedics.pdf

DocumentedEducation printed Sep 1982 – Jun 1986
LinkedIn print — UC San Diego, Political Science

One-page LinkedIn print rasterized from the hosted warehouse PDF.

Ommid Asbaghi, San Diego, California. Education: UC San Diego, Bachelor of Arts — BA, Political Science and Government, Sep 1982 – Jun 1986. A second row repeats UC San Diego, Bachelor’s degree, Political Science and Government.

Establishes. A public profile print lists a UC San Diego bachelor’s degree in political science, dated 1982–1986 on the first education row.

Does not establish. Does not prove laboratory employment, a Zanetti appointment, or selection of a surgeon. Do not quote a profile slug.

Source: Drive folder 1oxJ9Qb099ZU31JO7uD-aHRZ31Xm9GOav / (6) Ommid Asbaghi | LinkedIn copy.pdf

DocumentedFounded 7 Ordibehesht 1366 · retrieved 16 Sep 2026
Rasmio — شرکت پادتن طب, register 1445, national ID 10101097879

Live Rasmio card captured 20 Sep 2026. Street plaque and postal code cropped. Person national IDs are not on this face.

Rasmio company profile titled پادتن طب. Active limited-liability company (با مسئولیت محدود). National ID 10101097879. Register 1445. Founded 1366/02/07 — printed as 39 years — which is the same year the live padtanteb.ir about copy uses, not the warehouse intro’s 1369/1990. Registered address is in Qods on Kimia Pazhouhan / Pars; street number held off this caption. Latest officer gazette text on that page (letter 1403/08/07, slate start 2024-09-29): فرهاد محرابیان مدیرعامل and رئیس هیئت مدیره; ناصر آزاده نیا نایب رئیس. Earlier gazettes on the same page also print اردشیر بیدانجیری مریم آبادی as chair. Trademark on the same company card: PADTAN VERON TEB, registration 454755, 6 April 2023; the filing says the applicant has no exclusive right to PADTAN or TEB alone. Two other live Rasmio companies share the name family and are not this card: پادتن طب سحر اندیش, national ID 14006377421, private joint-stock, founded 1395/09/04, register 43710; پادتن طب تجهیز, national ID 14004100658, LLC, register 455072, founded 1393/03/11, Tehran (Sardar Jangal), officers تورج نژادی حسن and ندا رضوی نواب توسلی. Domain-whois name فرید طهماسبی does not appear on the retrieved officer gazettes.

Establishes. The operating brand on padtanteb.ir matches a registered Iranian LLC that dates itself to 1366/02/07, not to a 2013 incorporation. Register 1445 and national ID 10101097879 are public company identifiers. Name-adjacent later companies exist under similar names.

Does not establish. Does not prove an Elm→Teb asset move in January 2013. Does not put Farideh Kavesh on this board — she is not on the retrieved officer gazettes. Alleged aliases stay alleged. Does not link the domain-whois name to this company. Does not verify ISO 13485 URS codes. Person national IDs in the gazette body are held off. سحر اندیش (2016) and تجهیز (2014) are later name-family companies, not this 1366 LLC.

Source: Live Rasmio / روزنامه رسمی · rasmio.com/company/10101097879/ (retrieved 16 Sep 2026). Name-adjacent hits and trademark from the same pass.

DocumentedMay 1987 – Aug 1994
Palmaz-Schatz calendar — an early-1990s introduction was possible

Julio Palmaz’s own account: first human iliac implant May 1987, Freiburg; first coronary implant December 1987, São Paulo, with Richard Schatz and Eduardo Sousa. Johnson & Johnson licensed the project in 1986 and formed Johnson & Johnson Interventional Systems. Palmaz writes that by the 1991 U.S. iliac approval, coronary experience already existed in Rotterdam, Kokura, Mainz, Nancy, Milan, Madrid, Buenos Aires, and elsewhere. U.S. iliac (peripheral) approval 1991; U.S. coronary PMA P900043, 2 August 1994, after BENESTENT and STRESS. A December 1993 FDA panel had refused coronary approval without a randomised trial. His account of Iran work in 1991–93 therefore sits after first-in-human use and during documented international coronary use — not after U.S. commercial approval.

Establishes. The device was in human coronaries from 1987 and in international clinical use in the early 1990s. U.S. coronary approval in 1994 does not bar use outside the United States in 1991–93. Tehran hospital histories date an expansion of angioplasty to 1370 SH (March 1991–March 1992). Foreign proctors for new devices were ordinary in that era.

Does not establish. Does not name Hooman, Valeix, Ghasemi, or Imam Khomeini Hospital on a shipment, itinerary, or operative log. Valeix’s 1992–93 papers describe the Wiktor stent, a different device. Angioplasty arriving in Tehran is not the same sentence as Palmaz-Schatz arriving in his hands. The calendar makes the activity possible. It does not prove he was the person who did it.

Source: Public: Palmaz EuroIntervention; FDA PMA P900043 / Federal Register 10 Jul 1997

Documented16 Oct 1990
Public marriage listing — Clark County, Nevada

Warehouse WebP rasterized to PNG for this site. This is a public index line, not a scan of the wet-ink certificate.

ASBAGHI, HOOMAN ALI and CAROLIN MANUELA BOTZENHARDT had their marriage certificate, number 199010160093020, recorded in Clark County, Nevada, U.S.A. 16 October 1990. The still offers a paid copy of the license. It does not print a divorce date.

Establishes. A public index lists a marriage certificate for those two names, that number, that county, and that date.

Does not establish. Does not print the certificate itself, a divorce decree, or a money trail. An early-2000s divorce remains his account until a decree is mounted. This listing is not a finding about Deutsche Bank or Padtan Elm.

Facts

No public URL mounted yet. The face is quoted above.

Source: Drive folder 1_PNUnFo0N70JZpxJww5J1yDQmFPh5Cw4 / Medium Article Images / 1*al8zaDuEFWWMfHSpHI3CLA.webp

DocumentedFiled 12 Jul 1996 · bizprofile dump 27 Jul 2025
Trans In’Tech, LLC — California filing; Ommid named manager

Directory overview JPEG prints Key Principal: Ommid Asbaghi. Companion PNG is the bizprofile dump cropped to the filing block (name, document number, date, Active, PRODUCT DISTRIBUTION). Street numbers on the dump are held off this face.

California limited liability company Trans In’tech, LLC. Document number 199619410017. Date filed 12 July 1996. Formed in California. Bizprofile dump dated 27 July 2025 prints status Active, standing Good at the Secretary of State and Franchise Tax Board, registered agent Desiree Hoyt Wulff in La Jolla, manager Ommid Asbaghi, type of business PRODUCT DISTRIBUTION, city San Diego. Companion overview JPEG: industry lines include scientific research and development, medical research, diagnostic equipment. A Corporation Wiki still in the same folder prints Inactive. Keep both status lines.

Establishes. The LLC exists as a California filing from 12 July 1996 — about eight weeks before the Padtan Elm articles of 8 September 1996 on Docs8. Ommid is named manager on this dump. That is a public entity record, not a caption.

Does not establish. Does not prove a cover for Zanetti, Padtan, or Iranian trials. Active on a 2025 directory dump and Inactive on a Corporation Wiki still are two faces, not a finding that someone hid the company. A 1996 California LLC is not a 2013 Tehran share deed.

Source: Drive folder 1sspo3Jsf9ZDpM15FNbeBEXND0-Lt7Kov / Trans In’Tech / bizprofile - TRANS IN'TECH, LLC.pdf + TRANS IN'TECH, LLC.jpg

DocumentedCorporation Wiki still · SOS data on the companion page refreshed 4 Apr 2022
Corporation Wiki chart — Farideh, the LLC, and Ommid on one face

Three Corporation Wiki phone stills from the warehouse folder. The chart is the face. Companion stills print Inactive on one card and a California Secretary of State refresh date of Monday, 4 April 2022 on the connections page. Footer ads stay off this caption.

corporationwiki.com Network Visualizer. Nodes as printed: Ommid S. Asbaghi; Trans In’Tech, LLC (also printed Trans InTech / Trans In 'Tech); Ommid Asbaghi; Farideh Kavesh. Companion page: “Companies for Ommid Asbaghi” — Trans In ’Tech, LLC, status Inactive. Connections page: “Ommid has two known connections.” Farideh Kavesh is the named connection. Source line: California Republic, California Secretary of State. Data last refreshed Monday, April 4, 2022. These are warehouse stills of pages the investigator says are no longer found by ordinary search. That disappearance is his suppression claim. It is not proven by the stills themselves.

Establishes. A public-web chart once printed Farideh Kavesh, Ommid Asbaghi, and Trans In’Tech, LLC on the same face. California SOS is the stated source. The stills exist in the warehouse.

Does not establish. Does not prove the LLC was a cover for Zanetti patents, Iranian trials, or Padtan Elm. A chart is not a finding of suppression. Current live availability of corporationwiki.com pages is not this exhibit. Street addresses and phone numbers stay off this caption.

Facts

No public URL mounted yet. The face is quoted above.

Source: Drive folder 1sspo3Jsf9ZDpM15FNbeBEXND0-Lt7Kov / Trans In’Tech / Ommid & Kavesh Transtech.jpeg1.jpeg

ContextNYT 18 Aug 1996 · UCSD oral history
Howard Birndorf — public San Diego biotech founder; friendship claimed

Howard C. Birndorf co-founded Hybritech with Ivor Royston in 1978, San Diego’s first biotech company, sold in 1986 for about $450 million. The New York Times, 18 August 1996, called him the Johnny Appleseed of a biotechnology forest and described Nanogen’s chip-based diagnostics. UCSD’s oral-history biography: he later participated in the founding and management of companies including Gen-Probe, IDEC, Ligand, Neurocrine, Nanogen (1993), and Illumina (1998). He was co-founder of Nanogen and served as CEO and chairman into 2009. Hooman’s claimed 1999 wedding attendance, safety-syringe partnership, and a $3 million introduction of Norman Achen to Birndorf are not on those public pages.

Establishes. Birndorf’s public career, Hybritech, Nanogen, and participation in Illumina’s 1998 founding are web-verifiable. Illumina sequencers are named on Iranome’s FAQ.

Does not establish. Does not prove a personal friendship, a wedding, a funding tranche, or that he connected Iranome to Illumina. Texts and calls the subject once had are not mounted. A falling-out is his account.

Source: Public: New York Times 18 Aug 1996; UCSD Libraries oral history biography

Documented8 Sep 1996 (1375/06/18)
Padtan Elm LLC constitution — four founders

Warehouse JPEG Padtan Elm Docs6.jpeg, 215,572 bytes, mounted complete — not the 30 KB hex rehost. Date and hour lines on this photo are blank. Four signatures at the foot.

Four partners × 25%: Mostafa Bagherzadeh, Alireza Amiri Gharagozlou, Farideh Kavesh, Hooman. Capital 50 million rials. Narges is not on this founding page. Companion warehouse pages: first board minutes (Docs3) name Alireza chair and Farideh managing director at plaque 50, date and hour blank; constitution last page (Docs14) is dated 1375/6/18 and signed by the same four. Official register date on Rasmio is 1375/10/17.

Establishes. The company was formed on paper with those four names. LinkedIn’s 1995 line is marketing copy. The constitution date on the scan is 8 September 1996.

Does not establish. Does not prove later share movements, a 2013 transfer, or that memos listing Narges as a 1995 founder are correct. Originals beat memos.

Facts

No public URL mounted yet. The face is quoted above.

Source: Folder 3 / 2. Padtan ELM / 1. Padtan Elm Related Docs / Padtan Elm Docs6.jpeg

Documented8 Sep 1996 (1375/06/18 companion; date line blank)
First LLC board — Alireza chair, Farideh managing director

Warehouse JPEG Padtan Elm Docs3.jpeg, 207,741 bytes, mounted complete. Date and hour lines on this photo are blank.

First board meeting of Padtan Elm LLC at plaque 50, Taleghani / Keyvan. Present: Farideh Kavesh, Seyed Hooman Ali Tabatabaei Asbaghi, Dr Alireza Amiri Gharagozlou, Dr Mostafa Bagherzadeh. Capital 50 million rials paid in cash. Alireza named board chair; Farideh named managing director with authority to run the company. Date and hour lines on this photo are blank, as on the founding minutes.

Establishes. The opening board was those four people. Farideh was managing director from the first meeting. Narges is not on this page.

Does not establish. A blank date line is not a 1995 founding. This page does not move later shares.

Facts

No public URL mounted yet. The face is quoted above.

Source: Folder 3 / 2. Padtan ELM / 1. Padtan Elm Related Docs / Padtan Elm Docs3.jpeg

Documented8 Sep 1996 (1375/06/18)
Constitution pages — objects, managing director from outside, last article dated

Three warehouse constitution pages from the same 32-document folder. Docs14 is a later phone-chrome crop of the last page and sits in the folder album, not as a fourth original.

Docs13: limited-liability constitution. Objects as printed: production of medical, laboratory, and hospital goods for diagnostic laboratories, hospitals, and treatment centres; import of needed raw materials and equipment; sale of produced goods inside and outside the country. Seat: Tehran, Taleghani / Keyvan, plaque 50. Capital 50 million rials, paid in cash. Duration unlimited. Docs10: the board may appoint a managing director from the members or from outside, with power to appoint a substitute. Ordinary and extraordinary assemblies are defined; financial year is Farvardin through Esfand. Docs8 last page: profit, dissolution, disputes by arbitration under Iranian law; silent points follow the Commercial Code. Dated 1375/6/18 and signed by the same four founders as Docs6. Narges is not on these pages.

Establishes. The founding constitution exists as warehouse scans, not only as a Rasmio summary. From the first articles the board could appoint a managing director who was not a shareholder. That clause is on the page years before Hassan Momen is later named managing director from outside the members and shareholders.

Does not establish. Does not move later shares. A 1996 objects clause is not a 2013 transfer. Phone-chrome Docs14 is the same last page, not a second instrument.

Facts

No public URL mounted yet. The face is quoted above.

Source: Drive folder 1Ubr6r99CE_qA-4Pvw5-N11YCKZLszZMe / Padtan Elm Docs13, 10, 8.jpeg

Context13 Feb 1997
Nature — Heat rises over UCSD ‘misconduct’ charge

One-page Nature news item, rasterized at 2× from the warehouse PDF. The full text is not reprinted here.

Nature, 13 February 1997. Dateline San Diego. Headline as printed: Heat rises over UCSD ‘misconduct’ charge. Subject: Maurizio Zanetti, then a tenured UCSD immunologist. Paolo del Guercio, a junior in that lab, alleged fabricated results and violations of university policies on animals, human experiments, and biosafety, and filed a 1995 whistleblower suit. An earlier UCSD ad hoc committee had found evidence of fabrication in published articles. A later faculty panel, two months before this piece, decided he had not fabricated or suppressed results, but had violated university experiment guidelines, and recommended a strongly worded letter of reprimand. The U.S. Attorney’s Office in San Diego had intervened in the lawsuit. Zanetti denied scientific misconduct. Jonas Salk / Immune Response Corporation is named as a research setting. This is contemporaneous reporting, not a verdict.

Establishes. A 1997 Nature news item exists. It reported a live conflict between UCSD panels and a federal whistleblower suit, and it named human-experiment and biosafety policy among the allegations.

Does not establish. Does not name Padtan Elm, Farideh, Ommid, Hooman, or a 2013 Tehran share deed. Does not find that unconsented human trials occurred. The later Gerloni opinion recites a tenure-committee exoneration after determining the accuser had lied, and a 1998 patent-release settlement with UCSD. Keep both faces. This site does not retry Zanetti as guilty on a 1997 news item.

Source: Drive folder 1Mb4SV-sB5NYQZRBWD5akSxzwCM3gnIfY / Zanetti Heat rises over UCSD _misconduct_ charge.pdf

Documented1999 (1378)
Power of attorney — Farideh named as his attorney

Drive file 17ChXQgqRdYMaUUR6UM4pOg2292Tb9vRT — Image POA Asbaghi to Kavesh 1999.pdf, 628,669 bytes, both pages rasterized at 2× PNG. Not a crushed JPEG. Notary office 198 is in the header. A later two-page CamScanner PDF titled “1999 POA” is a different instrument (office 815, 1392) and sits in the next card.

The 1378 instrument names Hooman as the principal and Farideh as his attorney, notary office 198. Later 1392 pages are a different instrument (office 815). A continuation page prints serials in the 08292xx series and lists powers that include buying and selling company shares, attending meetings, and acting so that no further signature from the principal is required. Farsi on the scan is the exhibit; this caption is English.

Establishes. A 1999 power of attorney from Hooman to Farideh exists. An attorney-in-fact is required to act in the principal’s interest. Later Padtan pages that print her as his attorney are consistent with that instrument.

Does not establish. Does not by itself prove a 2013 share theft or a Roche contract. It also does not prove he was paid. The live civil question is what she did with that authority, not whether the paper exists.

Source: Folder 3 / 3. Testimony, Recording and 1999 POA / 1999 POA Granted Hooman to Kavesh / Image POA Asbaghi to Kavesh 1999.pdf

Documented1999 (1378) continuation page
1999 power of attorney — continuation: banks, shares, meetings

Warehouse JPEG Padtan Elm Docs2.jpeg, 238,837 bytes. Continuation of the 1378 office-198 instrument, not the 1392 office-815 scan.

Continuation page of a notarial power of attorney. Powers as printed include dealing with banks, municipalities, tax, labour, utilities; opening and operating accounts; taking facilities; buying and selling company shares; attending meetings; and acting so that a further signature from the principal is not required. Serial in the 08292xx series on companion 1378 pages. This is the same 1999 instrument family as office 198, not office 815.

Establishes. The 1999 instrument is not a thin ‘sign this letter’ page. Share-trading and meeting powers are on the continuation. Later Padtan lists that print Farideh as attorney for his line are using powers this page already grants.

Does not establish. Does not by itself prove a 2013 share deed, a bank credit to him, or that she breached the duty. A continuation page is not the 1392 office-815 instrument.

Facts

No public URL mounted yet. The face is quoted above.

Source: Drive folder 1Ubr6r99CE_qA-4Pvw5-N11YCKZLszZMe / Padtan Elm Docs2.jpeg

Documented1994–2014
Walker, D’Lima, and Colwell on the same hip papers

Co-author lines: 1994 JBJS duplex DVT after TKA (Walker); 1997 Harris-Galante 4- to 8-year follow-up (D’Lima, Walker, Colwell); 1999 blood-loss THA (Walker, D’Lima, Colwell); 1999 Omnifit-HA 2- to 5-year follow-up (same three); 2000 JBJS cup/stem orientation (same three, La Jolla); 2014 HSS Journal ceramic liner fracture (Walker, Colwell) — hosted PDF; methods name Trident PSL / Super Secur-Fit Plus / Biolox; Walker declared no COI; Colwell reports Stryker research support outside the work.

Establishes. The three names published hip-arthroplasty outcomes together from the 1990s into 2014. Follow-up papers exist that measure years after THA.

Does not establish. Does not prove a smart hip, an eight-year surveillance of this patient, or that Harris-Galante / Omnifit is what staff listed in 2015. His later calendar (2025 sitting eight years after 2017) is his. The papers are 1997 and 1999 series follow-up.

Source: WhatsApp Image 2025-08-30 at 1.22.43 AM.jpeg

ContextBeginning 2000 as printed
IABA — Hoghooghi as founding member and first President, beginning 2000

Iranian American Bar Association, Board of Advisors. Babak Hoghooghi was one of four founding members of IABA and currently sits on the Board of Advisors. Managing Partner, Berliner Corcoran & Rowe, Washington D.C. Practice focused on U.S. economic sanctions, commercial transactions, and corporate law. Extensive OFAC / DOJ work as printed. Founding Board Member and the first President of the Iranian American Bar Association for five years, beginning in 2000. Georgetown 1994; Skadden Arps more than 12 years. Fluent in spoken and written Persian (Farsi).

Establishes. A live IABA biography prints him as a founding member and first President beginning in 2000, and as a sanctions lawyer. That is public paper on Iranian-American legal institutions.

Does not establish. This live IABA page does not print a PAAIA founding-board sentence. First-leader language for PAAIA sits on PAAIA’s own 11 September 2009 release. A sanctions practice is not a finding he negotiated Iranome, sat on Padtan Elm, or committed misconduct. Fluent Persian is biography, not a finding about the hips.

Source: iaba.us/board-of-advisors/babak-hoghooghi/

Documented2002 (archive.org summary)
padtan.com Wayback captures from 2002

Warehouse originals from the Wayback Chart folder, mounted at original bytes — not the crushed /stills rehost. PadtanWayback020304.jpeg (299,576 bytes) prints www.padtan.com and year bars in 2002, 2003, and 2004. Prior2013.1 is the 2004 calendar. Prior2013.6–7 are the Site Map year tiles that begin 2002.

Eight warehouse JPEGs of archive.org for www.padtan.com. The year chart prints capture bars in 2002, 2003, and 2004. The Site Map tiles print 2002, 2003, 2004, then 2010 onward. Companion calendar stills are 2004 and 2011. Click opens every page.

Establishes. A public web footprint for padtan.com is archived from 2002. The warehouse faces are those stills, not a caption.

Does not establish. Does not prove suppression, and does not date a 2013 transfer. A later archive.org metadata search that returns no hits is not deletion of the 2002–2004 calendar already captured.

Source: Folder 3 / Padtan Elm Suppression / WaybackActivity 2002-2023 / Wayback Chart Padtan Elm Activity 2002-2024 / PadtanWayback020304.jpeg + Prior2013.1–7.jpeg

DocumentedWayback / Padtan Elm insert
Padtan Elm Neonatal G6PD kit insert

Warehouse JPEG Padtan ELM Neonatal G6PD.1.jpeg, 177,757 bytes, mounted complete. The insert prints پادتن علم / PADTAN ELM.

Kit insert for a 96-test Neonatal G6PD enzymatic assay. Intended use, kit contents, and storage at 2–8 °C are printed under the Padtan Elm mark.

Establishes. Padtan Elm sold named diagnostic kits under its own mark.

Does not establish. A product insert does not prove a 2013 share taking, a Roche contract, or a closed loop from his hips.

Facts

No public URL mounted yet. The face is quoted above.

Source: Folder 3 / 2. Padtan ELM / 2. The Padtan Elm Kits / Padtan ELM Neonatal G6PD.1.jpeg

DocumentedWayback / Padtan Elm insert
Padtan Elm Helicobacter pylori IgA kit insert

Warehouse JPEG Padtan ELM Helicobacter Pylori IgA.1.jpeg, 189,374 bytes, mounted complete. The insert prints پادتن علم / PADTAN ELM.

EIA kit for semi-quantitative IgA antibodies to H. pylori in serum and plasma. 96 tests. Store at 2–8 °C. Coated wells, calibrators, and HRP conjugate are listed under the company mark.

Establishes. A second named Padtan Elm diagnostic kit exists on an archived insert.

Does not establish. Does not prove a 2013 share taking, a Roche contract, or that his own labs were run on this kit.

Facts

No public URL mounted yet. The face is quoted above.

Source: Folder 3 / 2. Padtan ELM / 2. The Padtan Elm Kits / Padtan ELM Helicobacter Pylori IgA.1.jpeg

DocumentedWayback / Padtan Elm insert
Padtan Elm AFP EIA kit insert

Warehouse JPEG Padtan ELM AFP EIA Kit.1.jpeg, 179,660 bytes, mounted complete.

Quantitative AFP EIA for serum and plasma. Intended use and two-antibody sandwich method printed under the Padtan Elm mark. 96 wells.

Establishes. AFP was among the named kits sold under the Padtan Elm mark.

Does not establish. A tumor-marker insert does not prove a closed loop into his chart.

Facts

No public URL mounted yet. The face is quoted above.

Source: Folder 3 / 2. Padtan ELM / 2. The Padtan Elm Kits / Padtan ELM AFP EIA Kit.1.jpeg

DocumentedWayback / Padtan Elm insert
Padtan Elm Ferritin EIA kit insert

Warehouse JPEG Padtan ELM Ferritin EIA Kit .jpeg, 147,749 bytes, mounted complete. Company mark repeats at the head of the page.

Ferritin EIA procedure, calculation, and references under the Padtan Elm mark.

Establishes. Ferritin was among the named kits.

Does not establish. Does not prove his iron studies were processed on this kit.

Facts

No public URL mounted yet. The face is quoted above.

Source: Folder 3 / 2. Padtan ELM / 2. The Padtan Elm Kits / Padtan ELM Ferritin EIA Kit.jpeg

Documented27 Aug 2002 (1381/6/5)
2002 board page — Hooman and Ghasemi both sign

Financial statements approved 1381/6/5. Board named: Dr Hassan Bashar; Engineer Hooman Asbaghi; Dr Massoud Ghasemi; Dr Khosrow Behlouli. Representing Madayen Hospital, Bionic company, and two heart-physician groups. Signatures sit under those names.

Establishes. In 2002 Hooman and Ghasemi are printed together on the same approved board page, with hospital and device-company representation.

Does not establish. This is not Imam Khomeini letterhead. It does not prove a 1990s stent introduction, a Palmaz-Schatz shipment, or any later share taking.

Facts

No public URL mounted yet. The face is quoted above.

Source: Folder 2 / Ghasemi / Ghasemi Legal inquiry and Hooman and him signature on hospital / WhatsApp Image (2)

Documented16 Oct 2002 (1381/7/24)
Five equal shareholders — Narges Javad on the share list

Extraordinary general meeting of Padtan Elm. Five partners at 12.5 million rials each: Farideh Kavesh, Narges Javad, Mostafa Bagherzadeh, Alireza Amiri Gharagozlou, Hooman Ali Tabatabaei Asbaghi. A four-person board is elected without Hooman. Narges is named chair; Farideh vice-chair.

Establishes. By October 2002 Narges Javad is printed as an equal shareholder. The company on that date is five names, not the original four.

Does not establish. Does not rewrite the 1996 founding page, which does not name her. Does not prove a 2013 taking. A later equal share is not a 1995 founding.

Facts

No public URL mounted yet. The face is quoted above.

Source: Folder 3 / 2. Padtan ELM / 1. Padtan Elm Related Docs / Padtan Elm Docs20.jpeg

DocumentedCV on file (people tree)
Massoud Ghasemi CV — Imam Khomeini; Scripps 2003; Valeix as a reference

Massoud Ghasemi, interventional cardiologist. Attending, Imam Khomeini Medical Center, Tehran University of Medical Sciences. Interventional-cardiology fellowship, Tehran University, 1991–1992. Certificate of interventional cardiology, France, 1993; Royal Marsden 1994; Royal Brompton & Harefield 1996. Certificate of endovascular intervention (cerebrovascular and peripheral), Scripps Clinic, California, 2003. FACC since 2018. Chairman, Iranian Society of Atherosclerosis. Printed references, as written: Dr B. Valeix (France); M. Saeed, Head, Division of Vascular Radiology, Scripps Clinic, La Jolla; Dr Paul S. Teirstein, Head, Department of Cardiology, Scripps Clinic, La Jolla. Harefield names also appear. Richard Schatz is not on that list. Those lines are references, not a 1990s trainer log.

Establishes. Ghasemi’s own CV independently prints a Scripps Clinic certificate in 2003 and independently lists M. Saeed and Paul Teirstein as Scripps references — the same campus and the same names that appear in the claim he was brought to San Diego around 2000/2003. Valeix is printed as a reference. Imam Khomeini is printed as a current post. The 1991–92 Tehran fellowship sits on the same calendar as the claimed Tehran stent years; that is overlap, not a meeting log.

Does not establish. Does not prove Hooman made the introduction, paid for the trip, or trained Ghasemi. Folder 3 and a warehouse title search found no boarding pass, Scripps badge, or letter that he arranged the 2003 trip. The Ghasemi legal-inquiry folder is 2024 notice stills, not 2003 travel paper. A 2003 Scripps certificate is not 1991–93 Palmaz-Schatz training. A listed reference is not a signed visit log to Imam Khomeini. Date of birth, home address, telephones, and email on the CV are held off this page.

Facts

No public URL mounted yet. The face is quoted above.

Source: Folder 2 / Ghasemi / 1. Massoud Ghasemi Profile.pdf

Documented31 Jul 2003 (1382/5/9)
2003 minutes already print Farideh as attorney for his share

Extraordinary meeting of Padtan Elm LLC, capital 62.5 million rials. Partners listed: Farideh 13.5 million; Narges, Mostafa, Alireza, and Hooman at 12.5 million each. Hooman’s line is printed with Farideh as his attorney. The meeting withdraws the 16 October 2002 minutes from the registry file. Farideh is elected to a two-person board.

Establishes. By July 2003 — four years after the 1999 instrument — company paper already treats his holding as exercised through her. That is the default reading for later listings of his name.

Does not establish. Does not prove a 2013 taking. A 2003 attorney line is not a bank credit to him, and it is not a finding that she breached the duty.

Facts

No public URL mounted yet. The face is quoted above.

Source: Folder 3 / 1. Padtan Elm Related Docs / Padtan Elm Docs19.jpeg

ContextStryker Trident protocol acknowledgements
Colwell named on a Stryker Trident investigator list

Acknowledgements: principal investigators for the Stryker ceramic acetabular system. Clifford W. Colwell, MD, Scripps Clinic, LaJolla, CA. Staff lists on this file name a Trident PSL HA cup.

Establishes. Colwell is printed as a Stryker principal investigator on that Trident ceramic system.

Does not establish. Does not prove that protocol was used on 9 Oct 2015 or 23 Oct 2017. An investigator list is not electronics in the shell. The full protocol is not hosted.

Source: Stryker-Colwell-Trident Acetabular System Surgical Protocol.pdf — acknowledgements

Documented7 Mar 2004
SCORE e-knee — Jerry Ward, coil-activated, Scripps Green

7 March 2004 Scripps news: Colwell, SCORE director, implanted the first electronic knee at Scripps Green. Jerry Ward selected; prior THA and contralateral TKA; described as eager to contribute. DePuy / MicroStrain / NK Biotechnical. A removable coil around the knee externally activates the system, then a nearby computer reads loads at four posts. Wired, 19 March 2004: ethics committee found potential to medical knowledge while not putting Ward at extra risk; power is external; research device, no FDA review.

Establishes. SCORE publicly described a consented, coil-activated research knee in 2004. The first patient is named. The architecture on campus paper is inductive and nearby, not a phone. The Fall 2004 magazine dates the implant 27 February and quotes Ward: “I guess I’m kind of like a lab rat.”

Does not establish. Does not prove a 2015 or 2017 hip was that program. Does not name Walker as the implanting surgeon. Do not write this patient was a lab rat.

Source: scripps.org/news_items/2781

DocumentedFall 2004
Foundation magazine — joint fellowship direction; Ward as named test pilot

Two pages. Click opens the hosted twelve-page PDF.

Fall 2004, Volume Eleven, Number Two, Medicine in Motion. Page 3: The fellowship, under the joint direction of Richard Walker, M.D., and Clifford W. Colwell, Jr., M.D., is an intensive, year-long training program designed to maximize surgical expertise in total joint replacement. Photo: D’Lima, Pulido, and Colwell of SCORE. Sports Medicine treats the Padres; Fronek is head of Sports Medicine on this page. Page 2 names Fronek, Copp, and Heinecke on Phil Nevin’s July 2004 surgery. Page 4, TEST PILOT: Jerry Ward needed as a test pilot; Colwell had already replaced the other knee; “I guess I’m kind of like a lab rat,” says Ward; implanted February 27; HAP Paul Award.

Establishes. The magazine prints Walker and Colwell in joint direction of the fellowship. It names Ward as a consented e-knee test pilot and dates the implant 27 February. Padres surgeons named in this issue are Fronek, Copp, and Heinecke.

Does not establish. Does not invert into Walker supervising Colwell. Does not name Walker as the implanting surgeon of this knee. Does not place Walker or Colwell on this issue’s Padres operating list. Does not write this patient was a lab rat. A 2004 research knee is not a 2015 hip.

Source: Scripps Health Foundation update, Fall 2004, Vol. 11 No. 2

DocumentedWarehouse still · ResearchGate snippet
ResearchGate snippet — CEO at Cosmo Bioscience

Warehouse still of a ResearchGate search result. Two hits. Highlight as printed: CEO at Cosmo Bioscience.

ResearchGate result lines for Mara GERLONI | CEO | Doctor in microbiology and Virology. Snippet as printed: Mara Gerloni. Doctor in microbiology and Virology; CEO at Cosmo Bioscience. URLs as printed: researchgate.net/profile/Mara-Gerloni-2 and /profile/Mara_Gerloni.

Establishes. A public directory snippet prints her as CEO at Cosmo Bioscience. That title is also recited in the 2013 opinion: in 2005 she left UCSD to become CBI’s chief executive officer.

Does not establish. A search-result snippet is not a corporate filing and not a 10-K. It does not prove she ran unconsented trials, dated Ommid, or used the lawsuit as a shield for Padtan Elm.

Facts

No public URL mounted yet. The face is quoted above.

Source: Drive folder 1Mb4SV-sB5NYQZRBWD5akSxzwCM3gnIfY / CEO at Cosmo Bioscience.png

ContextWarehouse still · Cosmo Pharmaceuticals NV image result
Image result — Mara Gerloni PhD, Cosmo Pharmaceuticals NV

Warehouse still of a Google-style image result. Caption as printed: Mara Gerloni PhD – Cosmo Pharmaceuticals NV.

Portrait result under Cosmo Pharmaceuticals NV. Caption as printed: Mara Gerloni PhD – Cosmo Pharmaceuticals NV. Pixel line as printed: 804 × 1,206.

Establishes. A public image result captions her with Cosmo Pharmaceuticals NV.

Does not establish. Cosmo Pharmaceuticals NV and Cosmo Bioscience, Inc. are not shown here as one legal entity. A portrait result is not a board minute and not a finding about Iranian trials.

Facts

No public URL mounted yet. The face is quoted above.

Source: Drive folder 1Mb4SV-sB5NYQZRBWD5akSxzwCM3gnIfY / Mara Gerloni PhD - Cosmo Pharmaceuticals.png

Documented22 Jun 2005
Daily Pilot / Los Angeles Times — VP, Deutsche Bank PWM, Costa Mesa

Cleaner web crop, plus the investigator’s WhatsApp save of the same latimes.com page.

Daily Pilot via latimes.com, June 22, 2005, 12 AM PT. As printed: Carolin Botzenhardt, vice president of Private Wealth Management’s German American business group, has relocated to the Orange County office of Deutsche Bank Private Wealth Management in Costa Mesa. Botzenhardt, a La Jolla resident, has experience in both the European and U.S. markets.

Establishes. By June 2005 a Los Angeles Times / Daily Pilot people note printed her as vice president of Deutsche Bank Private Wealth Management’s German American business group, relocating to Costa Mesa, living in La Jolla.

Does not establish. A private-wealth title is not a correspondent-banking desk. This page does not name Iran, Padtan Elm, or a wire. It does not prove she processed sanctioned clearing.

Source: Drive folder 1_PNUnFo0N70JZpxJww5J1yDQmFPh5Cw4 / Medium Article Images / 1*iAgfZs_Oh25Xuai-NrS7BQ.webp

Documented12 Dec 2006 / gazette 18 Jan 2007 (1385/9/21 · 1385/10/28)
2006 gazette — converted to private joint-stock; his name still on the two-year board

Page 10 of the 38-page Rasmio dump (printed 9 of 38): the 1385/9/21 conversion gazette. Public Rasmio and rrk.ir links are on this card.

Official gazette of Padtan Elm, register 127180. Extraordinary general meeting dated 21 Azar 1385: the company converted to a private joint-stock; a new 36-article constitution replaced the prior one; capital printed as 62,500,000 rials in 100 named shares of 625,000 rials, fully paid. Two-year board named: Farideh Kavesh, Narges Javad, Alireza Amiri Gharagozlou, Mostafa Bagherzadeh, and Seyed Hooman Ali Tabatabaei Asbaghi. Same-day first board: Farideh chair, Alireza vice-chair, Narges managing director. Inspectors: Esmail Bakhshi Foladi principal; Ahmad Laripour alternate. After 1999 his printed name on that board is Farideh using the 1999 power of attorney unless a page shows his own hand.

Establishes. Ten years after founding, official gazette paper still prints him among the five names elected to the board, on the same page that converts the company to a private joint-stock. That is paper involvement. It is her hand after 1999, not his presence.

Does not establish. Does not prove he sat in Tehran that day, signed the page, or was paid. A 62.5 million-rial capital line is not a dollar dividend. National identity numbers on the dump are held off this caption.

Source: Folder 3 / Rasmio / 1. Full Padtan Elm Rasmio Profile.pdf (gazette 18030)

Documented14 Feb 2007
Scripps Clinic extends Padres agreement through 2009 — Fronek and Harrison

14 February 2007 Scripps news: official health-care provider through 2009; relationship began 1981. Head Team Physician Jan Fronek (15 years), supported by Hoenecke, Keefe, Copp, Albers, Molina, Kakehashi. Speaker: Larry Harrison, CEO of Scripps Clinic. Walker and Colwell are not on that staff list.

Establishes. A Scripps Clinic–Padres contract from 1981 through at least 2009 is on this page. The 2007 named head physician is Fronek. The 2007 speaker is Harrison as CEO of Scripps Clinic.

Does not establish. Does not name Walker or Colwell on the 2007 staff list. Does not make Walker president or CEO of Scripps Health. Their Padres years stay on their bios. A later family-fundraising overlap is not this still.

Source: scripps.org/news_items/3172

Context1 Jun 2008
Healio / Orthopedics Today — smart implants survey

Cover is the headline and dek only. Click opens the hosted PDF.

1 June 2008, seven years before the 2015 right THA. Parvizi: major manufacturers working on smart implants; vibration around prostheses could signal loosening; a microchip could alert patient or surgeon. Bergmann: seven instrumented hip patients, 32 smart implants, OrthoLoad.com; doubtful commercial products soon. D’Lima (Shiley Center, Scripps Clinic, 10550 Torrey Pines Road): truly smart means remotely turn on/off, collect, reprogram; envisions a hip dislocation sensor; e-Tibia with Colwell. Then: “it is not at the point where it can communicate with the patient. We need lab equipment.” Photo is a Theken eDisc (spine). Parvizi is a Stryker consultant. Walker is not named.

Establishes. That 2008 survey exists, names D’Lima and Colwell at Scripps, prints remote on/off and a hip-sensor vision, and prints Bergmann’s OrthoLoad series and Parvizi’s vibration/microchip sentences.

Does not establish. Does not establish this patient was enrolled, or that a 2015 hip contained that system. Walker is not on the article. Need-lab-equipment is the opposite of a patient-facing radio. Do not date Walker as president from this page.

Source: Healio / Orthopedics Today 1 Jun 2008 — hosted capture

Context1 Jun 2008
Healio still — D’Lima remote on/off; hip sensor as a vision

To be a truly smart implant: remotely turn on and off, collect data, be reprogrammed. He envisions sensors in a hip prosthesis that would indicate it is close to dislocating. e-Tibia with Colwell. Then: need lab equipment; cannot communicate with the patient. Photo is a Theken eDisc. Walker is not named.

Establishes. That 2008 interview exists and says those things on the hosted article.

Does not establish. Does not prove a 2015/2017 hip contained that system. A vision of a dislocation sensor is not his implant card. Need-lab-equipment is the opposite of a patient-facing radio.

Source: Healio / Orthopedics Today 1 Jun 2008 — hosted capture

Context19 May 2009
PAAIA notice — Hoghooghi executive director; Sherry Bahrambeygui on the companion photograph

Meet PAAIA in New Jersey, Tuesday May 19, 2009, Franklin Lakes. Opportunity to meet Babak Hoghooghi, PAAIA Executive Director, and Rudi Bakhtiar. Companion photograph caption: Babak Yousefzadeh, Sherry Bahrambeygui, Floyd Mori, and John Radsan. Investigator footer: Sherry Bahrambeygui PAAIA board member. Ommid Asbaghi is not named.

Establishes. A 2009 PAAIA notice names Hoghooghi as executive director. A companion photograph names Sherry Bahrambeygui. Those two names already sit on other rooms of this file.

Does not establish. Does not name Ommid. Does not prove Hoghooghi founded PAAIA. Does not prove attorney misconduct or a hip protocol.

Source: Drive folder 1oxJ9Qb099ZU31JO7uD-aHRZ31Xm9GOav / Screenshot 2026-09-18 at 11.23.35 AM.png

Documented9 Sep 2009
La Jolla Light — MCASD board listing

Warehouse WebP of a Union-Tribune / La Jolla Light page, rasterized to PNG.

La Jolla Light, published September 9, 2009, updated August 30, 2016. Headline: MCASD announces board. The board of trustees of the Museum of Contemporary Art San Diego announced its board and officers for 2009–10. Other board members include … Carolin Botzenhardt … as highlighted on the still.

Establishes. A 2009 local-board announcement printed her name among MCASD trustees for 2009–10.

Does not establish. A museum board listing is not a banking record, not a Padtan filing, and not a finding of a scheme.

Source: Drive folder 1_PNUnFo0N70JZpxJww5J1yDQmFPh5Cw4 / Medium Article Images / 1*EPagS87NgmzBEZD_fRZL5Q.webp

Context11 Sep 2009 (body) · CMS stamp 1 Jul 2010
PAAIA — Hoghooghi stepping down as Executive Director; first leader since inception

September 11, 2009, Washington D.C. Public Affairs Alliance of Iranian Americans announced Babak Hoghooghi will be stepping down from his role as Executive Director at the end of 2009. Hoghooghi has been leading PAAIA since its inception in August 2007 and will continue to serve as a member of the Board. Chairman Hamid Biglari: the Board has been exceptionally lucky to have him as the organization’s first leader. Tenure as printed: public launch April 2008; merger with IAPAC July 2008. CMS stamp on the page: July 1, 2010, 2:07 am.

Establishes. PAAIA’s own release prints him as Executive Director, leading since inception in August 2007, and as the organization’s first leader. Keep the 19 May 2009 mixer face next to this one.

Does not establish. Does not convert first leader / since inception into a finding that he founded PAAIA as a personal vehicle. Does not name Ommid, Sherry, or Farideh. Does not prove attorney misconduct. CMS July 1 2010 is a stamp, not the body date.

Source: paaia.org — Babak Hoghooghi to Step Down as PAAIA’s Executive Director at the end of 2009

Context18 Mar 2010
ScienceDaily — Porto Smart Hip, Bluetooth-activated sensors and actuators

ScienceDaily, Date: March 18, 2010. Source: Faculdade de Engenharia da Universidade do Porto. Clara Frias / INEGI. Network of capsules, sensors and actuators on a hip implant; doctor activates through a computer connected to a Bluetooth device; actuators to stimulate bone growth; cell studies then animals. Sit next to Healio 1 June 2008.

Establishes. A 2010 public article describes a Bluetooth-activated smart-hip prototype at the University of Porto, five years before the 2015 right THA. The technology class is in print before 2015.

Does not establish. Does not prove his 2015 or 2017 Stryker Trident was this Portuguese device. Not a Scripps paper. Animal studies are not his implant card. Walker is not named.

Source: Smart Hip 2010 Bluetooth device.png

DocumentedNote 8 as printed · Cosmo Bioscience v. Adamis filed May 2010
Cosmo 10-K note — license fight with Zanetti and Adamis

Warehouse still of a securities filing, Note 8 Legal Matters. Highlight as the investigator marked it.

Note 8, Legal Matters, as printed. Caption: Cosmo Bioscience, Inc. et al. v. Adamis Pharmaceuticals Corp. and Maurizio Zanetti, filed in San Diego Superior Court in May 2010 and stayed in November 2010. Plaintiffs, described as affiliated Cosmo Bioscience entities, claimed they had sublicensed patented technology from Eurogen BV, an entity wholly owned and controlled by Maurizio Zanetti. Highlighted sentence: plaintiffs claimed Zanetti wrongfully terminated their license, and further that Zanetti improperly licensed the same technology to Adamis in violation of plaintiffs’ exclusive license agreement. The note also recites a prior U.S. district-court claim by a Cosmo principal as co-inventor, rejected; a 26 July 2010 motion by Zanetti to compel Italian arbitration; and Cosmo filing a Notice of Arbitration in Italy on 14 May 2012.

Establishes. A Cosmo securities note describes a 2010 San Diego lawsuit against Zanetti and Adamis over a Eurogen license. That caption exists in this filing language.

Does not establish. Does not name Padtan Elm, Farideh, Ommid, or a Tehran share deed. A license fight is not a finding of unconsented human trials and not a 2013 shield.

Facts

No public URL mounted yet. The face is quoted above.

Source: Drive folder 1Mb4SV-sB5NYQZRBWD5akSxzwCM3gnIfY / Plaintiffs claimed that Zanetti wrongfully terminated their license….png

DocumentedOriginally registered 11 Aug 2010 · expiry 11 Aug 2013
BSI — ISO 9001:2008 Certificate of Registration

BSI Certificate of Registration, page 1 of 2. Street number on the Valiasr line is covered. Lab name, Tehran, Iran, and the ISO text stay.

British Standards Institution Certificate of Registration. Quality management system ISO 9001:2008. Certified organization: Pathobiology Laboratory Center, Tehran, Iran. Certificate FS 562375. Scope as printed: Clinical and Surgical Laboratory. Originally registered 11/08/2010; latest issue 11/08/2010; expiry 11/08/2013. Signed Managing Director, BSI EMEA. Marks: BSI, IAF, UKAS. Issuer headquarters line is BSI in London — issuer HQ, not the laboratory’s street.

Establishes. By August 2010 a UK certification body had registered Pathobiology Laboratory Center to ISO 9001:2008 for clinical and surgical laboratory work. That is a named international QMS certificate, not a homepage list.

Does not establish. ISO 9001 is a quality-management-system standard. It is not ISO 15189 (medical-laboratory competence), not CAP, not CLIA. A 2010–2013 registration does not prove the laboratory ran Hooman’s 13 October 2016 draw, and it does not name Farideh.

Facts

No public URL mounted yet. The face is quoted above.

Source: Investigator upload · Pathobiology Laboratory Center A & B certificates (2026) / 2010_BSI

Context22 Sep 2010
NIH $660,000 e-knee modeling grant — a year before the McDonald teaser

22 September 2010 Scripps news: SCORE received a $660,000 NIH grant to build musculoskeletal models with University of Florida, Stanford, and University of Western Australia, paired with e-knee data. Recites Colwell’s 2004 first implant and a computer chip that measures forces while walking, stairs, and exercising. If validated, models may help predict how long prosthetic joints last. JBJS projection: 3.48 million primary TKAs by 2030.

Establishes. The NIH modeling grant is dated 22 September 2010 — not 2011. Longevity-prediction language is on this campus page as a modeling goal.

Does not establish. Does not flatten into the 22 September 2011 McDonald teaser. A modeling grant is not a hip radio and not this patient’s chart.

Source: scripps.org/news_items/3766

DocumentedMeeting 8/3/90 (~29 May 2011) / gazette 8 Khordad 1391
2011 objects gazette — diagnostic-kit production and import

Farsi Rasmio dump, same national ID 10101705792 and register 127180 as the 38-page English profile. Unique gazette row the English extract did not table: official gazette printed 1391/03/08 (news 11777168 / 590820) of an extraordinary meeting dated 8/3/90. Objects as printed: production of laboratory and hospital medical-diagnostic goods; import of primary materials, equipment, and machinery needed for production; research into production of medical diagnostic kits; related constitution article amended. Later unique rows in the same dump, already compatible with mounted minutes: plaque-26 address gazette 1397/02/23; 1398 board with Soudabeh Keykavousi as managing director; 1402/09/29 Behnam Safayi Zadeh CEO. Graph links to Central Pathobiology Laboratory and Amargaran are supporting network, not a theft finding. English website-overview PDFs in the same folder remain CONTEXT.

Establishes. Two years before the 14 January 2013 export-clause gazette, company-register paper already expanded objects into kit production, import of production inputs, and diagnostic-kit research. The Farci dump is the same company as the English Rasmio profile, not a second legal entity.

Does not establish. Does not name who held shares. An objects amendment is not the missing 2013 transfer deed. Related-company graph rows are not a finding those firms were shells of Padtan Elm.

Source: Folder 3 / Rasmio Farci Profile / Padtan Elm Farci rasmio-com-company-10101705792-Direct-.pdf

Documented31 May 2011
Andry Award — 15 years of e-knee work; next-generation smart knee as a goal

31 May 2011 Scripps news: D’Lima selected for the Nicolas Andry Award. More than 15 years of e-knee research. Colwell implanted the first at Scripps Green in 2004. Three additional patients since. Next-generation goal: a smart knee that can monitor wear, detect infection, and sound an alarm. Intra-op force-distribution sensor also named. JBJS projection of 3.48 million primary TKAs by 2030. Sue Carpenter named as a 2006 e-knee recipient.

Establishes. By May 2011 SCORE had printed four e-knee patients, fifteen years of work, and a next-generation alarm as a goal. Wear/infection/alarm is printed as a goal, not as a shipped 2015 hip.

Does not establish. Does not name Walker. Does not name a hip. A 2011 goal is not a finding the alarm was built into these two stems.

Source: scripps.org/news_items/3933

Documented9 Aug 2011 (1390/5/18)
Warehouse minutes — Behlouli accepts alternate inspector

Extraordinary general meeting of Padtan Elm, all shareholders present. Farideh chairs; Narges Javad and Mostafa Firouz Bagherzadeh monitor; Alireza is secretary. FY ending 29/12/89 approved. Amargaran Accounting Institute named legal inspector and accountant; Kianoosh Behlouli named alternate inspector for one year. He signs the page as official accountant. A matching gazette (Docs11) reprints the appointment. National identity numbers on the scan are held off this page.

Establishes. The man who later wrote the 2013 letter was, on company paper, the alternate inspector and an official accountant in the window that includes 2011–2013. Rasmio’s dump reprints the same gazette rows. That is why the letter is treated as a witness document, not as anonymous commentary.

Does not establish. Does not convert the letter into a court finding of theft. Official gazette language is alternate inspector, not chief inspector. Membership numbers and phones stay off this page.

Facts

No public URL mounted yet. The face is quoted above.

Source: Folder 3 / 2. Padtan ELM / 1. Padtan Elm Related Docs / Padtan Elm Docs Signature Bohlouli & Kavesh Evidence Doc4.jpeg

DocumentedGazette received 17 Jul 2012 of meeting 9 Aug 2011 (90/5/18 · 91/4/27)
Official gazette — Behlouli as alternate inspector

Judiciary / State Organization for Registration gazette page. National identity numbers on the scan are held off this caption. Docs17 is a blurrier twin of the same appointment and sits in the folder album.

Official gazette of Padtan Elm, register 127180. Pursuant to an ordinary general meeting in extraordinary form dated 18 Mordad 1390, received 27 Tir 1391: accounts for the year ending 29/12/89 approved. Amargaran Accounting Institute named principal inspector; Kianoosh Behlouli named alternate inspector for one year. Companies Registration Office stamp. Companion minutes are the Behlouli & Kavesh signature page already mounted.

Establishes. The gazette language is alternate inspector, not principal. That is the public register row for the man who later wrote the 2013 letter. The minutes and the gazette match on that point.

Does not establish. Does not convert the 2013 letter into a court finding. Alternate is not the same word as principal. The 14 January 2013 share-transfer deed is not this page.

Facts

No public URL mounted yet. The face is quoted above.

Source: Drive folder 1Ubr6r99CE_qA-4Pvw5-N11YCKZLszZMe / Padtan Elm Docs11.jpeg

Documented22 Sep 2011
Donald McDonald — one of four people testing the e-knee

22 September 2011 Scripps news, subtitle Scripps is Transforming Orthopedic Medicine. Donald McDonald is one of only four people in the world to test the electronic knee prosthesis. Photo: Colwell and D’Lima examine the e-knee. Live page is a short teaser. Longer remote-power / customize-to-lifestyle quotes are not on this URL.

Establishes. A named fourth consented e-knee tester exists on campus paper in 2011. The live 4074 page is short. Do not paste unverified video-transcript quotes onto it.

Does not establish. Does not prove a fifth unnamed patient. Does not prove a hip. Walker is not on this still.

Source: scripps.org/news_items/4074

DocumentedPublished paper using a Padtan Elm IgE kit
Peer-reviewed method line — IgE kit from Padtan Elm Co.

Warehouse JPEG Padtan Elm Being named article.jpeg, 256,208 bytes, mounted complete.

Archived PDF of a medical-journal methods block (Loghman Hakim Hospital / sulfur-mustard small-airway study). Printed sentence: measurements of laboratory data performed with commercial kits including Mg (Pars Azmoon), Ca (Darman Kave, Isfahan), and IgE (Padtan Elm co). Cut-points are printed on the same page. The same folder holds a second PDF of that paper (highlighted yellow, identical 1.88 MB bytes) and a title still of Agin 2012, IJMTFM 2(2):71–76. Same paper, not a second citation. Companion warehouse stills are other search hits and a titled Academia.edu listing; the Academia title is not treated as his paper.

Establishes. Independent published methods text names a Padtan Elm commercial IgE kit as the assay used. The company was a real kit supplier in the scientific literature, not only on its own letterhead.

Does not establish. Does not prove a 2013 share taking, a Roche contract, or that he was paid. A kit citation is not a transfer deed.

Facts

No public URL mounted yet. The face is quoted above.

Source: Folder 3 / Articles Naming Padtan ELM / Padtan Elm Being named article.jpeg

DocumentedPublished methods still (warehouse capture)
Wiley methods — Padtan Elm named next to SinaClon

Phone still of a Wiley Online Library methods block, section 2.2 Chemicals. Printed: chemicals and reagents from Sigma (St. Louis), Fitzgerald (GA), Bio-Rad (CA), Hi-Media (Mumbai), Padtan Elm (Tehran, Iran), and LB Broth (NJ, Merck). Protein molecular-weight markers from SinaClon (Tehran, Iran). Antihuman IgM-HRP and antimouse IgG-HRP from Cito Matin Gen (Tehran). Ampicillin from Abidi Pharmaceutical Co. (Tehran). A DuckDuckGo still in the same folder reprints the same Padtan Elm / SinaClon sentence from an extracellular bispecific anti-MUC1 nanobody paper.

Establishes. Independent published methods text names Padtan Elm of Tehran as a reagent source on the same page as SinaClon of Tehran. A second literature line, not a second company.

Does not establish. Does not prove a partnership, distribution contract, or share transfer. Naming two Tehran suppliers in one methods paragraph is not a finding they were the same firm.

Facts

No public URL mounted yet. The face is quoted above.

Source: Folder 3 / Articles Naming Padtan ELM / SinaClon, Padtan, Chemicals.jpeg

DocumentedPublished methods still (warehouse capture)
Colonoscopy / PSA paper — “Padtan elm kit (made in Iran)”

Search still of “Effect of Colonoscopy on Prostate-Specific Antigen.” Printed methods: “Padtan elm kit (made in Iran) was used to measure PSA. This kit has been designed based on an Imunoenzymatic reaction on solid phase.” Sensitivity printed as 0.1 ng/mL. Same still also captures padtan.com PKU insert copy. Companion still in the folder: a web-based-education paper measuring hemoglobin / serum ferritin “using Padtan Elm Company (Iran).”

Establishes. A second independent paper names a Padtan Elm kit as the assay used, this time for PSA. Ferritin / hemoglobin is a third literature line in the same folder.

Does not establish. Does not prove a 2013 transfer, a Roche contract, or that his own labs were run on these kits. A methods citation is product, not a deed.

Facts

No public URL mounted yet. The face is quoted above.

Source: Folder 3 / Articles Naming Padtan ELM / Study Padtan kit Effect of colonoscopy on prostate.jpeg

Documented21 May 2012 (1391/3/1)
2012 annual meeting — Narges managing director; Hooman still named

Annual general meeting of Padtan Elm, register 127180. Farideh chairs. Narges Javad and Mostafa Firouz Bagherzadeh sit as monitors; Alireza Amiri Gharagozlou as secretary. The two-year board named is Farideh, Narges, Alireza, Mostafa Firouz Bagherzadeh, and Hooman Ali Tabatabaei Asbaghi. The gazette of the same meeting names Farideh chair, Alireza vice-chair, Narges managing director.

Establishes. In May 2012 — eight months before the alleged 14 January 2013 transfer — company paper still names Hooman on the board and prints Narges as managing director.

Does not establish. Does not prove, or disprove, a January 2013 deed. A meeting held before that date cannot be a leftover after it. National identity numbers on the scan are held off this page.

Facts

No public URL mounted yet. The face is quoted above.

Source: Folder 3 / 1. Padtan Elm Related Docs / Padtan Elm Docs22.jpeg (gazette twin Docs24)

Documented21 May 2012 (1391/3/1)
2012 attendance list — five names × 20 named shares

Companion to the 1391/3/1 minutes (Docs22) and gazette (Docs24), already mounted as E-ELM-2012-AGM.

Shareholders present at the ordinary annual meeting of 1 Khordad 1391, register 127180. Five lines at 20 named shares each: Farideh Kavesh, Narges Javad, Alireza Amiri Gharagozlou, Mostafa Firouz Bagherzadeh, Hooman Ali Tabatabaei Asbaghi. Total 100 named shares. Signature column filled. Address line: plaque 26, Shahid Sarparast.

Establishes. Eight months before the alleged 14 January 2013 transfer, an attendance list still prints his name among five equal 20-share lines. This is the list face of the same meeting whose minutes and gazette are already on this page.

Does not establish. Does not prove he sat in the room in his own hand. After 1999 a printed name is read as Farideh using the 1999 power of attorney unless the page independently shows his own hand. A 2012 list is not the missing 2013 deed.

Facts

No public URL mounted yet. The face is quoted above.

Source: Drive folder 1Ubr6r99CE_qA-4Pvw5-N11YCKZLszZMe / Padtan Elm Docs1.jpeg

Documentediranindustry.de directory capture (warehouse phone still)
iranindustry.de lists Narges Javad as manager of PADTAN ELM CO.

Full JPEG exhibit of the warehouse WhatsApp still. Public path /photos/narges-dir.jpg (old /exhibits/narges-dir.svg redirects here). Not an incomplete hex crop.

iranindustry.de company table. Printed row: Iran — PADTAN ELM CO. — Lab Kit — manager Narges Javad. Next row: PADTAN DAROU CO. — Pharmaceuticals, Pharmaceutical Raw Materials — manager Asadizade. The 1996 founding minutes still do not print her. Together with the October 2002 equal share and the May 2012 gazette naming her managing director, she is documented as a later principal of Padtan Elm. That is not the same as being one of the four names on Docs6.

Establishes. A public business directory listed her as manager of Padtan Elm. That is independent of his recall, and it is independent of the 1996 founding page.

Does not establish. Does not rewrite Docs6. It does not prove she was a 1995 or 1996 founder, and it does not prove she received a 2013 transfer. The same page prints a different manager for Padtan Darou. The voice recording from this folder is mounted separately as E-NARGES-AUDIO. The warehouse English “Report on the Content” of that recording is context, not this directory still.

Facts

No public URL mounted yet. The face is quoted above.

Source: Folder 3 / 3. Testimony, Recording and 1999 POA / Kianosh Bohlooli - Nargues Djavad - Voice Recording / WhatsApp Image 2025-06-02 at 1.12.37 PM.jpeg

DocumentedLinkedIn About (warehouse capture)
Padtan Elm LinkedIn — company self-description

LinkedIn company page: Padtan Elm, Medical Device, Tehran, 29 followers, 201–500 employees. About text: founded in 1995 by scientists active in laboratory science since 1970. Product domains printed: fertility, thyroid, infectious disease, cancer, neonatal metabolic screening. ISO 13485 and ISO 9001 claims as written. padtan.com.

Establishes. A public company page described Padtan Elm in those terms, including a 201–500 employee line and a 1995 founding line.

Does not establish. A LinkedIn About block is marketing copy, not the 1996 constitution. 201–500 employees is not audited headcount and is not a revenue figure. The telephone on the still is held off this page.

Facts

No public URL mounted yet. The face is quoted above.

Source: Folder 3 / Padtan Elm Linken / Established by a group of scientist since 1970.png

Documented23 May 2012 / gazette 31 Oct 2012 (1391/3/3 · 1391/8/10)
2012 capital increase — 62.5 million rials to 6 billion

Official gazette: extraordinary meeting dated 3 Khordad 1391 raised registered capital from 62,500,000 rials to 6,000,000,000 rials, 1,000 named shares, fully paid by conversion of matured claims. Related article of the constitution amended. Filing completed 29 Mehr 1391. Iran ran two USD rates that year. After 28 January 2012 the Central Bank official rate sat at 12,260 rials to the dollar; the 2012 official-year average is about 12,176. The parallel / free-market year average is about 26,059. At those scales the jump is roughly $5,100 → $489,000 on the official rate, or $2,400 → $230,000 on the parallel average. That is a paper-capital conversion, not a documented USD wire.

Establishes. Four months before the alleged 14 January 2013 transfer, the company’s paper capital jumped about ninety-six times. In 2012 dollars that is hundreds of thousands on paper at either published rate, not tens of millions. Rasmio still prints 6 billion rials as registered capital.

Does not establish. The gazette does not name who held the claims that were converted into shares. Registered rial capital is not cash moved in dollars. A recapitalization is not the missing transfer deed.

Source: Folder 3 / Rasmio / 1. Full Padtan Elm Rasmio Profile.pdf (gazette 19710)

Documentediranindustry.de directory PDF (same table)
Same directory as a PDF — PADTAN ELM CO. / Narges Javad

Warehouse PDF page 1 rasterized at 2× PNG, 88,997-byte original. Public path /photos/narges-iranindustry.png. This original clips the last letter of Javad; the WhatsApp still has the full name.

Same iranindustry.de table as the WhatsApp still, captured as a PDF. PADTAN ELM CO. / Lab Kit / manager Narges Javad. PADTAN DAROU CO. on the next line with manager Asadizade.

Establishes. A second warehouse original of that directory table exists. The listing is not only a phone screenshot.

Does not establish. Does not rewrite Docs6 and is not a 2013 transfer deed. Two originals of one directory page are not two companies.

Facts

No public URL mounted yet. The face is quoted above.

Source: Folder 3 / 3. Testimony, Recording and 1999 POA / Kianosh Bohlooli - Nargues Djavad - Voice Recording / iranindustry-de-datenbanken-firmensearchadv-php_l=en&liststart=7704&ListStart=67.pdf

Documentediranindustry.de directory capture
Same directory page — Padtan Elm next to Padtan Darou

Same iranindustry.de table as E-NARGES-DIR. Consecutive PADTAN ELM / PADTAN DAROU rows.

iranindustry.de company list. Consecutive rows as printed: PADTAN ELM CO., Lab Kit, manager Narges Javad. PADTAN DAROU CO., Pharmaceuticals, Pharmaceutical Raw Materials, manager Asadizade. Other PAD- prefix firms on the same page have other managers.

Establishes. A public directory prints a second Padtan-family company, Padtan Darou, on the same page as Padtan Elm. Narges is printed as manager of Padtan Elm on that page.

Does not establish. Does not print Narges as director of Padtan Darou, Padza, or Padtan Teb. Asadizade is the printed manager of Padtan Darou. A directory neighbor is name-family, not a share deed.

Facts

No public URL mounted yet. The face is quoted above.

Source: Folder 3 / 3. Testimony, Recording and 1999 POA / Kianosh Bohlooli - Nargues Djavad - Voice Recording / WhatsApp Image 2025-06-02 at 1.12.37 PM.jpeg

ContextRocketReach company card (warehouse still + attached PDF)
RocketReach printed $28 million — what a data broker printed

SEARCH5 is the warehouse JPEG that prints the $28 million revenue row. Companion PNG is the attached one-page PDF, rasterized at 2×, with the phone row barred. Employees printed as 1 (0 on RocketReach).

RocketReach company card for Padtan Elm, Tehran. Website as printed: padtan.com. Revenue row as printed: $28 million. Employees as printed on the attached PDF: 1 (0 on RocketReach). Founded as printed: 1997. Address line: No. 26, Sarparast Ave., West Taleghani Ave., Tehran. Industry tags include medical devices and clinical laboratories. The blurb is marketing copy about IVD kits since 1970. This is a data-broker scrape, not a tax filing.

Establishes. A commercial data broker printed a $28 million revenue figure next to this company’s name. The screenshot and the attached PDF exist. That is what the broker printed.

Does not establish. Does not establish audited revenue, a bank balance, a Roche contract, or that he was paid. One employee on the same card conflicts with a LinkedIn 201–500 line already mounted. Founded-1997 on this card is not the 1375/6/18 constitution date. A data-broker row is not a finding of financial exclusion and is not a finding of scale.

Facts

No public URL mounted yet. The face is quoted above.

Source: Padtan Elm Rocket Search Info / Padtan ELM ROCKETSEARCH5.jpeg + attached RoxketReach PDF

ContextJune 2012
JAAOS — D’Lima on implantable sensor technology

Cover is journal page 383. Click opens the hosted PDF.

Ledet, D’Lima, Westerhoff, Szivek, Wachs, Bergmann. Abstract: wireless passive sensors can be incorporated with minimal or no modification to the host implant; orthopaedic smart implants used exclusively as research tools; personalized medicine. Size <10 mm; electronics housed in the implant. Figure 2: bulky battery telemetry vs fingertip passive chip. Figure 3: instrumented total shoulder, electronics in the internal cavity. Figure 4: postoperative AP radiograph of an instrumented tibial prosthesis — strain gauge, microprocessor, coil, antenna labeled. Figure 6: CardioMEMS, cardiac, not a hip. D’Lima: unpaid consultant to Stryker, Zimmer, and Orthocyte; research support from Stryker, Zimmer, Smith & Nephew, and Tornier; paid consultant NIH and MAKO Surgical. IRB required. Walker is not named.

Establishes. A June 2012 JAAOS review exists with D’Lima of Scripps Research Institute as co-author, prints exclusive-research-tools plus size/housing, prints an e-tibia radiograph, and prints D’Lima’s Stryker unpaid-consultant and research-support disclosure.

Does not establish. Does not prove a 2015/2017 hip contained that system. Figure 3 is a shoulder. Figure 4 is a knee radiograph and cuts against undetectable-on-imaging as a finding from this paper. MAKO’s Stryker acquisition is 2013, after this paper. Exclusive research tools plus IRB is the authors’ limit.

Source: JAAOS 2012;20:383–392 — hosted PDF

Documented14 Jan 2013 (letter date as alleged on reports)
Inspector’s statement / Witness letter (2013) — Farsi original

First page of the warehouse PDF. Phone number and street address on the original footer are cropped off this public still. Filename says Testimony. The public masthead is Inspector’s statement / Witness letter (2013).

Farsi letter signed Kianoosh Behlouli, independent accountant. Official gazettes and warehouse minutes print him as alternate inspector (بازرس علی‌البدل), with Amargaran Accounting Institute as principal inspector, including the year that covers 14 January 2013. The letter’s own heading calls him principal inspector — keep that conflict visible. Rasmio reprints those gazette rows.

Establishes. A Farsi letter exists. Independent company-register compilations put the same man in the inspector seat in 2011–2013. That is witness-credibility paper. It is not a court finding.

Does not establish. Signed, and offering court testimony, is not a court finding of asset theft. Alternate is not the same word as principal. The 14 January 2013 share-transfer deed is not in this warehouse and is not supplied by this letter. Companion files titled Testimony Report and Image to Text Farci are context, not the letter.

Facts

No public URL mounted yet. The face is quoted above.

Source: Folder 3 / 3. Testimony, Recording and 1999 POA / Kianoush Bohlouli Testimony / Image of Kianoosh Behlouli Testimony.pdf

Conflict — keep both24 Dey 1391 (13 Jan 2013 standard; note has printed 14)
Gazette — export of all permitted goods added

Official gazette published 18 Bahman 1391: pursuant to an extraordinary general meeting dated 24 Dey 1391, the phrase “export of all goods of permitted commerce” was added to the company’s objects and the related constitution article was amended. 24 Dey 1391 converts to 13 January 2013 on the standard calendar; an earlier note on this card printed 14. Register 127180, national ID 10101705792.

Establishes. Company-register paper records an objects amendment from a meeting dated 24 Dey 1391. The published act is an objects amendment, not a share deed.

Does not establish. This is not the 2013 transfer instrument. It is not shown that the meeting and an alleged 14 January share transfer are the same calendar day. Absence of that deed is not itself the proof. An objects filing is circumstantial. It does not write the last sentence.

Source: Folder 3 / Rasmio / 1. Full Padtan Elm Rasmio Profile.pdf (gazette 19788)

Conflict — keep bothwarehouse English assist — not sworn
English assist — not the letter, not a sworn translation

A warehouse English file sits next to the Farsi original. It is an old assist. It is not published here as the letter. The Farsi original controls. The assist renders him as Principal Inspector for 1389–1391; gazettes print alternate, with Amargaran as principal. Keep that conflict. The assist also retells a 14 January 2013 meeting, a plan to form a new company, and Farideh as attorney for his 250 shares. Those are the letter-writer’s claims as rendered in the assist, not court findings.

Establishes. An English warehouse file exists next to the Farsi original. A reader can open it from the warehouse link.

Does not establish. Does not replace the Farsi letter. Does not convert signed / offers-testimony into a court finding. Does not supply the missing 14 January 2013 share-transfer deed. That deed is not in this warehouse.

Facts

No public URL mounted yet. The face is quoted above.

Source: Folder 3 / 3. Testimony, Recording and 1999 POA / Kianoush Bohlouli Testimony / Kianoosh Behlouli (English Translation).pdf

DocumentedRegister 7 Jan 1997 · dump 6 Mar 2025 (1375/10/17 · 1403/12/16)
Rasmio company dump — officers, inspectors, gazettes

Cover, company-facts page (person national-ID table cropped off), and the 1385/9/21 gazette page from the same 38-page dump, rasterized at 2×. National identity numbers on later index pages are held off this face. Foreign-exchange totals on later pages stay holdback.

rasmio.com/company/10101705792, 38 pages retrieved 16 Esfand 1403 (6 Mar 2025). Active private joint-stock, register 127180, capital 6,000,000,000 rials, founded 17 Dey 1375, plaque 26 Shahid Abbas Sarparast. Officer index as printed: Hooman on the 1391/3/1 board and as vice-chair 1394/10/29–1396/10/29; Farideh as vice-chair into 1404; Hassan Momen managing director 1401/4/23–1403/4/23; Behnam Safayi Zadeh managing director from 1402/8/17, printed from outside the board. Inspector years as printed include Amargaran as principal with Kianoosh Behlouli as alternate in the 1389–1392 window, then Vania Nik Tadbir as principal in 1394, 1397, 1398, and 1400. English website-overview PDFs and the “Report of Significance” PDF in the same folder are old assists — context, not this dump.

Establishes. A public company-register compilation exists. It is the index of official gazettes, not a substitute for the warehouse scans. It keeps his name on officer rows after 1999 and confirms Behlouli’s alternate-inspector seat in the 2013 window. After 1999 those name-rows are Farideh using the 1999 power of attorney. That is paper involvement, and it is her exercise of the instrument.

Does not establish. A Rasmio row is not his presence in the room, his own hand, or a dividend. It is not a finding that he was paid. National identity numbers on the dump are held off this page. Foreign-exchange totals stay holdback.

Source: Folder 3 / Rasmio / 1. Full Padtan Elm Rasmio Profile.pdf

His accountHis allegation · archived padtan.com OEM copy as context
OEM to Thermo Fisher — alleged; no contract in this warehouse

Original equipment manufacture: a brand owner has a third party build product to spec, usually under the brand’s name. He alleges Padtan Elm was an OEM supplier into the Thermo Fisher family (Applied Biosystems, Invitrogen, and, in his list, Bio-Rad — which is not Thermo) under NDAs, and that after the 14 January 2013 hinge Thermo acquired or absorbed Padtan assets through Creative Commons licensing. What is public: padtan.com advertised custom IVD assay development, antibody purification, conjugation, microplate coating, and lyophilization; named ELISA kits (fertility, thyroid, tumor markers, H. pylori, ferritin, neonatal G6PD/PKU/TSH) sold under the company mark. What is not in this warehouse: a Thermo–Padtan OEM contract, an NDA, or an asset-purchase agreement.

Establishes. He made the OEM allegation. The archived company advertised contract-manufacturing and kit production. Thermo’s own 2013–2015 acquisition calendar is public.

Does not establish. Does not prove Thermo Fisher bought Padtan Elm, hired it as an OEM, or took assets via a Creative Commons license. The investigator does not have that contract. A catalog hit on yeast gene Elm1 is a string collision, not this deal.

Facts

No public URL mounted yet. The face is quoted above.

Source: Folder 3 / Partnerships / Thermo Fisher (catalog still is E-THERMO-ELM1). OEM pages: investigation notes of padtan.com Wayback, not a Thermo filing.

Context22 Jan 2013
Sauer — femoral-head loosening sensor, 125 kHz inductive, ISO 18000-2

Passive system in the femoral head. 3-axis accelerometer. Power and data by inductive coupling at 125 kHz in accordance with ISO 18000-2. Laboratory tests on artificial bones. Source of the PEEK-coil figure.

Establishes. A 2013 loosening-detection package with a reader coil exists.

Does not establish. Does not use Bluetooth. Does not name his parts or Scripps.

Source: Sauer et al. 2013 Sensors & Transducers Vol. 18 134–144

DocumentedFiled 1 Feb 2013
Gerloni v. Zanetti — unpublished; summary judgment affirmed

Page 1 of the opinion, rasterized at 2× from the attached PDF, plus a warehouse crop of the Transgenix / Cosmo Bioscience paragraph. A 10-page Justia reprint of the same opinion sits in the same Drive folder and is not reprinted here. Unpublished: California Rules of Court, rule 8.1115.

California Court of Appeal, Fourth Appellate District, Division One. Mara Gerloni, plaintiff and appellant, v. Maurizio Zanetti, defendant and respondent. D059695. Superior Court GIC868327, San Diego County, Judith F. Hayes, Judge. Appeal from a summary judgment. Affirmed. Filed 2/1/13. Marked not to be published in official reports. Short holding as printed: the trial court treated the complaint as a corporate derivative action and held she lacked standing because she is not a shareholder; contract and fraud counts failed on deposition. The opinion recites a first deposition on 8 September 2006 at which she did not recall director status, directors’ meetings, or the specific promises in her declaration; she recalled a key role in a company Zanetti wanted to open, trusted him on IP and investors, and had no quantified profit term. No new curing declaration at the 2010 renewed motion. Certainty element failed; the fraud count was constructive fraud on supposed promises, not actual fraud. Factual recitation on the same opinion: in 1999 Zanetti incorporated Transgenix; Cosmo later purchased that shell to use as a vehicle for patient trials at UCSD and renamed it Cosmo Bioscience, Inc. (CBI); Zanetti netted $18,000 from the sale; in 2005 Gerloni left UCSD to become CBI’s chief executive officer. Disposition: judgment affirmed; Zanetti entitled to costs on appeal. McConnell, P. J.; Benke, J.; Huffman, J., concurring.

Establishes. The caption, the docket numbers, the 1 February 2013 filing date, that short holding, the deposition recitation, and those CBI / CEO recitations exist on the face of this opinion. Eighteen calendar days after the alleged 14 January 2013 Padtan meeting is a calendar fact.

Does not establish. Does not mention Padtan Elm, Farideh, Ommid, Iranome, or a Tehran share deed. Coordinated use of this lawsuit as a twenty-year shield remains his claim. Unpublished under rule 8.1115: not citable as precedent. This card is the caption, the holding, and the deposition as the court recited it — not a reprint of the 20-page opinion. A federal co-inventor fight is a separate caption already noted on the people index; it is not this state appeal.

Facts

No public URL mounted yet. The face is quoted above.

Source: Drive folder Zanetti Vs. Gerloni / Zanetti Vs Gerloni.pdf (20-page warehouse copy; this face is page 1)

Conflict — keep both23 Jun 2013 vs padtan.com 2002–2004
Conflict — Teb folder faces beside padtan.com Wayback dates

Left: warehouse Padtan Teb folder faces. Introduction still prints “found on 1990.” Companion still is padtanteb.ir with an Hb A2 banner. Right: padtan.com Wayback warehouse originals with year bars in 2002–2004. padtanteb.ir’s first listed save is 23 June 2013. The register card on E-TEB-RASMIO now prints founding 1366/02/07 for شرکت پادتن طب, national ID 10101097879, register 1445. Dates and faces sit side by side. This pairing does not close as a 2013 shell.

Establishes. Those folder faces exist. Those Wayback dates print on the warehouse stills. An old padtan.com footprint and a later padtanteb.ir footprint are both on the public web. The register founding year is 1366, not 2013.

Does not establish. Does not prove a shell. A new website is not a new legal entity. First-save dates are not a 2013 transfer. Leave the Elm→Teb asset-move allegation open. Report on Padtan Teb.pdf is context, not a register dump.

Source: Teb folder Padtan Teb.jpeg + Wayback Chart PadtanWayback020304.jpeg / Prior2013.1.jpeg

Conflict — keep bothWarehouse still of the company introduction / live site 1366 claim
Padtan Teb — intro copy vs the register card

JPEG crop of warehouse Padtan Teb.jpeg. WhatsApp and Acrobat chrome removed. Companion folder faces: Padtan Teb A2 Kits.jpeg (padtanteb.ir banner) and Padtan Teb HbA2 Kit.jpeg (kit box). Report on Padtan Teb.pdf in the same folder is context — not a company-register dump.

Warehouse Padtan Teb introduction still: Padtan Teb Diagnostic Co Ltd. Farsi: founded 1369 to make diagnostic kits and antibiogram disks. English on the same page: “found on 1990.” ISO 13485 from URS, United Kingdom, in 1387 (2008). Over 150 products claimed. Companion stills: padtanteb.ir Hb A2 banner and a kit box. Live padtanteb.ir says founded as an LLC in 1366. The register card is E-TEB-RASMIO: national ID 10101097879, register 1445, founded 1366/02/07. Wayback contrast sits on the companion card.

Establishes. Padtan Teb is a public IVD brand. Its marketing copy does not agree with itself on the founding year. The Rasmio card for شرکت پادتن طب prints 1366/02/07, which matches the live site, not this intro’s 1369/1990.

Does not establish. A founding-year claim on a brochure is not the company-register page. The register page is E-TEB-RASMIO. Keep the 1366 / 1369 / 1990 conflict. It is not proof the firm was created in 2013 as a shell. A new website is not a new legal entity. ISO 13485 URS codes on this intro were not found when checked. Kit-box stills show product, not a 2013 transfer.

Source: Folder 3 / 4. Padtan Elm Web of Shell Companies / Padtan Teb / Padtan Teb.jpeg

His accountGoogle-image stills Hooman presented (captured 9 Jul 2026)
Related-name marks he presented — Elm, Padza, Danesh, Pishtaz Teb

Contact sheet of four phone stills added to the shell folder on 14 Sep 2026. Top left: Padtan Elm / پادتن علم. Top right: Padza Padtan Pajooh / پادتن پژوه. Bottom left: PadTan Danesh / پادتن دانش. Bottom right: Pishtaz Teb / پیشتاز طب. Folder title is his label.

He presented these as shells of the original company. What the stills print: four public marks in the same industry, sharing پادتن (Padtan) or طب (Teb) in the name, with similar badge-style logos on the Google/LinkedIn crops. Pishtaz Teb is independently named as a defendant on the 2017 Tehran dispute-council cover already on this site. Padza dates itself to 2017. PadTan Danesh is a third Padtan-family mark on this crop.

Establishes. Those four public names and logos exist, and he presented them together as a related-name family. Name and logo similarity is on the stills.

Does not establish. Does not prove they are one legal entity, that one owns the others, or that anyone created a shell to evade. A Google image search is not a company register. SuperGrok commentary is not a gazette. Live padtanteb.ir still has no national-ID / register-number page in this folder.

Facts

No public URL mounted yet. The face is quoted above.

Source: Folder 3 / 4. Padtan Elm Web of Shell Companies / WhatsApp Image 2026-07-09 at 14.59.54–55

Context1 Jul 2013 (EO 13645 effective)
EO 13645 / IFCA effective — calendar context, not an evasion finding

Executive Order 13645 was signed 3 June 2013 and took effect at 12:01 a.m. EDT on 1 July 2013. It authorizes implementation of the Iran Freedom and Counter-Proliferation Act of 2012 (energy, shipping, shipbuilding) and adds measures on the rial and the automotive sector. OFAC posted that those provisions became effective that day. The order sits on a calendar already occupied by two Padtan facts: the 14 January 2013 gazette adding “export of all permitted goods” to Padtan Elm’s objects, and the first listed Wayback save of padtanteb.ir on 23 June 2013. Broader U.S. Iran sanctions already existed before this order. IFCA is sectoral; it is not a finding that IVD-kit exports became newly illegal that morning.

Establishes. A new layer of U.S. Iran sanctions took effect on 1 July 2013. The export-clause gazette and the first archived Padtan Teb site sit in the six months before that date. Counterparties doing KYC on an old registered company with a long gazette trail have more history to read than they would on a clean new name.

Does not establish. Does not prove Padtan Elm, Padtan Teb, or anyone around them created a shell to evade sanctions. A 1995-era company navigating later sanctions is harder in principle than a brand-new entity; that is a question to keep open, not a closing. Padtan Teb’s own copy claims a 1987 or 1990 founding. A new website is not a new legal entity.

Source: Public: Federal Register 2013-13523; OFAC 1 July 2013 FAQ notice

Documented3 Shahrivar 1392 (~25 Aug 2013)
Full original — notary office 815, 1392 (filename says 1999)

The on-page face is the Drive file 1ZyjqF0lV14pJYgoYzDh6D1Vac3V7l-St itself: 1999 POA Kavesh to Asbaghi.pdf, 1,706,278 bytes, two CamScanner pages rendered at full raster (1224×1584). Not a crop. Not a crushed /stills rehost. Click opens both pages plus the original PDF. Filename says 1999. The face prints دفتر اسناد رسمی ۸۱۵ تهران — notary office 815, Tehran. Handwritten date line: 3 Shahrivar 1392.

Official notarial form, type printed as a power of attorney, office 815 Tehran, notary Mohammad Faraji. Two pages. The body includes bank-account, company, share-trading, meeting, and customs powers, with a right to appoint substitutes. Serials in the 1392851525070007xx range. This is not the 1378 office-198 page. Those are two instruments.

Establishes. A complete, uncropped original of the later instrument exists. A reader of Farsi can read the full page. The 1378 office-198 scan remains a separate document.

Does not establish. The filename does not make this the 1999 instrument. Office 815 is not office 198. A 1392 power of attorney is not the 1378 paper, and it is not by itself a 14 January 2013 share deed.

Source: Folder 3 / 3. Testimony, Recording and 1999 POA / 1999 POA Granted Hooman to Kavesh / 1999 POA Kavesh to Asbaghi.pdf

Documented20 Shahrivar 1392 (~11 Sep 2013)
Office 815 continuation — banks, companies, customs, courts

Docs26 is the long continuation. Docs25 page A is a further office-815 sheet (serial 139285152507000791, notary Mohammad Faraji). Filename collision: another file also titled Docs25 is the 1401/4/23 attendance list.

Notary office 815, Tehran, Mohammad Faraji. Type printed as a power of attorney. Continuation powers include bank accounts, electronic cards, Islamic-contract facilities, company formation and administration, attending assemblies and voting, buying and transferring shares, customs and commercial-card work, and court representation with power to appoint substitutes. Handwritten date on the continuation: 20 Shahrivar 1392. Verification serials in the 1392851525070007xx range. This is not the 1378 office-198 page.

Establishes. A complete continuation of the later instrument exists in the same folder as the minutes. Office 815 is on the face. The date is 1392, not 1378.

Does not establish. The filename does not make this the 1999 instrument. A 1392 power of attorney is not the missing 14 January 2013 share-transfer deed.

Facts

No public URL mounted yet. The face is quoted above.

Source: Drive folder 1Ubr6r99CE_qA-4Pvw5-N11YCKZLszZMe / Padtan Elm Docs26.jpeg and Docs25 page A

Context1 Nov 2013
Silva — harvested energy ran BLE112 ~50 s and SimpliciTI ~110 s in a prototype

Title: Power management architecture for smart hip prostheses comprising multiple energy harvesting systems. Abstract as printed: three micro-power generators as part of a smart hip prosthesis structure; architecture enables operation of a Bluetooth low energy (V4.0) embedded device (BLE112 from Bluegiga) up to 50 s, and a MSP430/eZ430-RF2500 using SimpliciTI up to 110 s. Introduction as printed: BLE v.4 protocols also available in common mobile devices, allowing medical staff to use mobile devices locally or remotely to access sensor data. Later paragraph: telemetry built around BLE112 and MSP430/CC2500; activation circuit remotely activates and deactivates; bone stimulation actuator named. Published 1 November 2013. A published prototype, not his 9 October 2015 operation. Full Elsevier article is paywalled and is not hosted.

Establishes. A 2013 prototype paper names those radios, remote activation, and mobile-device access in a smart-hip architecture. That paper is not his 9 October 2015 operation.

Does not establish. Does not prove those radios were in his stems. Chip-name overlap with consumer BLE tools is overlap. Tens of seconds is not hours of vibration. Remote activation in that paper is a laboratory circuit, not a finding his hips were switched.

Source: ScienceDirect landing for Silva et al. Sensors and Actuators A 202 (2013) 183–192

Conflict — keep bothThermo Fisher catalog still
Catalog search “Padtan Elm” returns yeast gene Elm1

thermofisher.com TaqMan search: “18 results for Padtan Elm.” First hit: Assay ID Sc04140348_s1, Gene Elm1, Species Baker’s yeast, catalog 4351372. A warehouse still of an Academia.edu listing titles a paper “thermo Fisher and Padtan Elm” under his name. That listing is not his paper. It was found by the investigator and later disappeared from the public page.

Establishes. A Thermo Fisher catalog search for the company name hits a Saccharomyces gene called Elm1. That collision is real. An Academia.edu title using both strings existed long enough to be captured; it is not treated here as his authorship.

Does not establish. Does not establish a contract, distribution agreement, or assay collaboration between Thermo Fisher Scientific and Padtan Elm the Iranian company. The gene name is a string collision. News clippings of Thermo Fisher’s own acquisitions are not this face. A vanished listing is an anomaly to keep in the file. It is not a finding about who wrote the paper.

Facts

No public URL mounted yet. The face is quoted above.

Source: Folder 3 / Partnerships / Thermo Fisher / ThermoFisherPadtanELMAssayIDGene.Elm1.1.jpeg

Context1 Feb 2014 – 31 Jan 2016
EU FP7 SMART-HIP 606335 — loosening oscillator, not nanoparticle release

Sensor Based Detection of Implant Loosening in Total Hip Replacements. Oscillator unit inside the prosthesis; diagnostic device outside the body. The SMARTHIP™ nanoparticle / handheld-personalized-medicine sentence is a different mark: Webster’s concept figure in Mohapatra et al., Appl. Sci. 2020, 10(14), 4881 (E-WEBSTER-SMARTHIP).

Establishes. An EU loosening-diagnostics project used that name in 2014–2016.

Does not establish. Does not establish drug release from his hips, and does not name Scripps. It is not the Webster figure.

Source: CORDIS project 606335 fact sheet

ContextAnnounced 15 Apr 2013 · closed 3 Feb 2014
Thermo Fisher closes Life Technologies — $13.6 billion

Thermo Fisher Scientific announced an agreement to acquire Life Technologies on 15 April 2013 (merger agreement dated 14 April 2013) and completed the acquisition on 3 February 2014 for about $13.6 billion in cash plus assumed net debt. Life Technologies brought Applied Biosystems and Invitrogen brands into Thermo. Separate 2015 deals: Advanced Scientifics, announced 5 February 2015, about $300 million; Alfa Aesar, agreement June 2015, completed 30 September 2015, about $400–405 million. Bio-Rad Laboratories is an independent public company, not a Thermo subsidiary.

Establishes. Those Thermo acquisitions happened on those dates. Applied Biosystems and Invitrogen are in the Life Technologies family that Thermo closed in 2014.

Does not establish. Does not name Padtan Elm as an OEM supplier, acquisition target, or Creative Commons counterparty. Closing on 3 February 2014 is not the Gerloni opinion date (1 February 2013) and is not a mounted Zanetti patent-release date. Catalog search hitting yeast gene Elm1 is a different face.

Source: Public: Thermo Fisher press release 3 Feb 2014; SEC 8-K

DocumentedArea Retail Sales Manager · Jul 2014 – Mar 2025
Jesus M. Barraza — LinkedIn: Area Retail Sales Manager, 17 AT&T points

Public LinkedIn stills as saved. Chula Vista. 23 years 5 months at AT&T on this capture.

LinkedIn still: Jesus M. Barraza, MBA, Associate Director of Sales Business Development | Community Engagement, Chula Vista, California. Area Retail Sales Manager, full-time, July 2014 – March 2025, Chula Vista: “Company Owned and Authorized Retail locations. Responsible for 17 AT&T distribution points.” Earlier: Las Vegas area manager; San Diego U-verse; San Diego company-owned retail. The 2026 declaration calls him District Manager and says he told Saqvan to stay away from matters involving Hooman.

Establishes. A public career page puts Jesus M. Barraza over San Diego–area AT&T retail, including a 2014–2025 area-manager seat covering seventeen distribution points, through the years Saqvan names. Right name, right company, right region, overlapping years. District-level match, not a name pulled from nowhere.

Does not establish. Does not print “Del Mar Highlands” on these stills. Area manager for seventeen points is not the same line as store manager of Suite D2. Does not prove he ordered SIM collection or account access. 2026 says District Manager; LinkedIn says Area Retail Sales Manager — keep both wordings. Not a finding of wrongdoing.

Facts

No public URL mounted yet. The face is quoted above.

Source: Saqvan Ali’s Testimony / Jesus Barraza At&t Profiler / Jesus Barraza At&t Profile.png and two Background.png stills.

Documented21 Oct 2014
Ceramic liner fracture — Walker and Colwell; Trident PSL / Secur-Fit / Biolox

Cover is page 50. Click opens the hosted PDF.

Steinhoff, Hakim, Richard H. Walker, Clifford W. Colwell Jr., Steven N. Copp. Published online 21 October 2014, a year before the 9 October 2015 right THA. Single-center registry, single surgeon’s series, 169 patients; the paper does not name which of the five authors was that surgeon. Methods: Trident PSL acetabular cup, Super Securfit Plus, alumina Biolox femoral head — all Stryker, Mahwah, NJ. Disclosures: Walker declared no conflict of interest; Colwell reports research support from Stryker and Novartis, outside the work; Copp reports other from Nuvasive and Stryker, outside the work.

Establishes. Walker and Colwell co-authored a 2014 Scripps-clinic ceramic THA series that used the same Stryker product family later listed on this file. Colwell disclosed Stryker research support outside the work. Walker declared none.

Does not establish. Does not prove his cups were among the 169. Does not name Walker as that series’ operating surgeon. Does not prove Colwell operated on this patient. A ceramic-fracture paper is not a smart-hip paper. Outside the work is the authors’ own limit.

Source: HSS Journal 2015;11:50–55 — hosted PDF

DocumentedGM, Park Laurel · Nov 2014 – Mar 2022
Ryan Figley — LinkedIn: General Manager, Park Laurel

Public LinkedIn stills as saved. Header: Ryan Figley, Provider of Exceptional Services to Associations and our Community, San Diego. Moonstone Management and Consulting. University of Phoenix.

Ryan Figley, San Diego. CEO, Moonstone Management and Consulting, self-employed, Feb 2022–Present. Action Property Management, 10 yrs 5 mos. General Manager, full-time, Nov 2014 – Mar 2022, Park Laurel: day-to-day operations, contracts, budgeting, capital expenditures; leading concierge, management, engineering, and housekeeping. Large projects at Park Laurel: modernization of all six elevators, replacement of air handlers on the roof, modernizing the pool deck, painting the exterior components, and many more reserve and capital improvements. A building photograph on that block is labeled Park Laurel Towers. Assistant General Manager, Nov 2013 – Jan 2015, The Infinity Owners Association — a different community, not a Park Laurel title on this face.

Establishes. A public career page puts Ryan Figley in the Park Laurel general-manager seat from November 2014 through March 2022, and lists building-wide capital projects on that same face. Right name, right building, overlapping the 2018 lawsuit. The HOA’s February 2019 letter calls his coming back a “return,” which this LinkedIn line does not print as a gap. Keep both.

Does not establish. Does not print fiber optics, in-unit remodeling, cameras, or a retrofit of any apartment. Building-wide elevators, roof air handlers, a pool deck, and exterior paint are not proof of devices inside a residence. The Infinity AGM line is not Park Laurel. A job title is not a finding of trespass or of monitoring.

Facts

No public URL mounted yet. The face is quoted above.

Source: Park Laurel dump: LinkedIn header and Experience stills. and 1r681_v21PuEO2mGt4Gk3eAdCqX2izq0q.

DocumentedTehran 13 Dec 2014 · valid until 12 Dec 2017
TÜV NORD CERT — EN ISO 9001:2008 (DAkkS)

TÜV NORD CERT GmbH certificate. Laboratory street number covered. Tehran, Iran stays. Essen address at the foot is the issuer.

TÜV NORD CERT GmbH. Management system as per EN ISO 9001:2008. Certified: PATHOBIOLOGY LABORATORY CENTER, Tehran, Iran. Scope: Clinical Laboratory Services. Certificate 44 100 145933. Audit 3631 100 C 14555. Valid until 2017-12-12. Initial certification 2014. Signed M. Taborzadeh, Tehran 2014-12-13. DAkkS mark D-ZM-12007-01-01. Issuer: Langemarckstrasse 20, 45141 Essen.

Establishes. Twelve days before the NACI certificate, a German TÜV NORD CERT / DAkkS ISO 9001:2008 certificate named the same laboratory for clinical laboratory services. International issuer, not a local print shop.

Does not establish. Does not convert ISO 9001 into ISO 15189. Does not name Farideh. The 2014 street on this face is covered; the 2017 certificate prints a different street.

Facts

No public URL mounted yet. The face is quoted above.

Source: Investigator upload · Pathobiology Laboratory Center A & B certificates (2026) / TUV_NORD_2014

DocumentedTehran 25 Dec 2014 · valid until 24 Dec 2017
TÜV NORD Iran / NACI — ISIRI-ISO 9001-1388

TÜV NORD Iran certificate with NACI mark. Laboratory street number covered. Tehran, Iran stays. Issuer address at the foot is TÜV NORD Iran’s office, not the laboratory’s.

TÜV NORD header. Management system as per ISIRI-ISO 9001-1388. Certified: PATHOBIOLOGY LABORATORY CENTER, Tehran, Iran. Scope: Clinical Laboratory Services. Certificate IR 100 14/0267. Audit 100 IR 3631. Valid until 2017-12-24. Initial certification 2014. Signed M. Taborzadeh, TÜV NORD Iran, Tehran 2014-12-25. NACI / 101 mark (National Accreditation Center of Iran).

Establishes. In December 2014 the laboratory held an Iranian national-accreditation-track ISO 9001 certificate (ISIRI / NACI) in parallel with the German DAkkS certificate issued twelve days earlier. Same laboratory name. Same year. Two tracks.

Does not establish. A NACI mark is not DAkkS and not ISO 15189. Dual 2014 paper is not ownership, not a chair, and not a 2016 patient result.

Facts

No public URL mounted yet. The face is quoted above.

Source: Investigator upload · Pathobiology Laboratory Center A & B certificates (2026) / 2014_NACI

Documented20 Jan 2015
HLA-B27 negative

Portal Test Results: HLA-B27 Value Negative. Collected 20 Jan 2015 3:24 PM. HLA laboratory director Dr George C Maha, PhD.

Establishes. A negative HLA-B27 result sits in the portal six days after a 14 Jan 2015 UCSD Moores oncology visit (that visit already extracted Session 147).

Does not establish. Does not establish cancer, an implant, remote telemetry, or a link to Howard Birndorf. Circumstantial only: UCSD-period labs exist before the October 2015 hip replacement.

Facts

The warehouse still has patient identifiers. It is described here. It is not posted and not linked.

Source: Folder 6 / Scripps Evidence / Remote Telemetry / Tests Results Images / HLA B 27 Disease Association.jpeg

Context15 Apr 2015
WSJ — Dubai regulator fines Deutsche Bank (different case)

Investigator Notes screenshot of wsj.com, April 15, 2015. Kept because it sat in the same bank-fines folder. It is not the U.S. Iran-sanctions order.

WSJ Markets, April 15, 2015, 6:01 am ET, Nicolas Parasie. Headline: Dubai Regulator Fines Deutsche Bank. Deck: German bank breached rules, including providing false information. Her name is not printed.

Establishes. A April 2015 Dubai-regulator action against Deutsche Bank was reported. The still exists.

Does not establish. Does not name her. Does not name Iran, Padtan Elm, or a U.S. dollar-clearing scheme. Do not merge this headline with the November 2015 NYDFS order.

Facts

No public URL mounted yet. The face is quoted above.

Source: Drive folder 1D2tzv9YQEXjxrZkvrQYAezETBtTAhb6b / 5. Carolin Botzenhardt_ / Deutsche Bank Fines / Deutsche Bank Dubai Fine Article.jpeg

Documented27 Aug 2015, 2:58 PM
Imaging Healthcare — MR pelvis: right AVN, no signal abnormality in the left hip

Imaging Healthcare Specialists, Hillcrest. ASBAGHI, HOOMAN. Exam 08/27/2015. Accession 00209940. Request of Paul E Kim, MD. MR PELVIS W/O CONTRAST. Indication: severe right groin and hip pain. HIPS: large area of serpentine signal abnormality in the right femoral head consistent with avascular necrosis. No signal abnormality noted in the left hip. CONCLUSION: Avascular necrosis of the right femoral head. Eric Chou, MD, 08/27/2015 02:58 PM. Phone (858)658-6500.

Establishes. Six weeks before the right THA, an outside radiologist printed right femoral AVN and a left hip with no signal abnormality. The same phone number later appears in the covering-doctor message that the August 2015 radiologist report is not in the Scripps clinic system.

Does not establish. Does not prove Scripps deleted a backend file. A covering-doctor sentence is not a takedown. Does not prove a smart implant. Overlay text on a screenshot is not the report.

Facts

The warehouse still has patient identifiers. It is described here. It is not posted and not linked.

Source: Asbaghi MRI pelvis Health Evidence.jpeg

Documented27 Aug 2015, 3:29 PM
Imaging Healthcare — MR lumbar spine, same afternoon

Same patient, exam 08/27/2015, accession 00219921. MR LUMBAR SPINE W/O CONTRAST. Indication: severe right groin and hip pain. Mild multilevel degenerative disc disease. CONCLUSION: Multilevel lumbar spondylosis. No central stenosis or nerve impingement. Eric Chou, MD, 03:29 PM.

Establishes. He was at Imaging Healthcare Specialists that afternoon for right groin and hip pain. A companion spine study exists.

Does not establish. A lumbar MRI does not clear a hip. The left-hip sentence is on the pelvis report.

Facts

The warehouse still has patient identifiers. It is described here. It is not posted and not linked.

Source: Asbaghi MRI Lumbar Health Evidence.jpeg

ContextPMID 26292645
Electrical workers — BMD, thyroid, oxidative stress

Kunt et al. Effects of electromagnetic radiation exposure on bone mineral density, thyroid, and oxidative stress index in electrical workers. PMC4758783. Cohort as printed: vocational / high-voltage transmission. Methods: DEXA, thyroid hormones, oxidative-stress index.

Establishes. An occupational paper on electrical workers and HVTL exists.

Does not establish. Does not study hip implants. Chronic thyroiditis on his list is dated 27 Feb 2014, before the first replacement.

Source: EMF Exposure - bone mineral density, thyroid, and oxidative stress.png

Documented9 Oct 2015
Right total hip replacement — Scripps Green

Walker attending. Primary diagnosis osteonecrosis, right hip. Twelve-page converted packet generated 4/23/25 8:28 AM prints Stryker Secur-Fit Advanced, Trident PSL HA 52, Biolox delta 36+0, Trident X3. Intra-op Stryker navigation pinned to the supra-acetabular region. PACU: mild left hip osteoarthrosis. No electronics named.

Establishes. A right THA on 9 Oct 2015 at Scripps Green under Walker is documented, including a converted operative report that lists conventional Stryker / Biolox parts.

Does not establish. Does not establish a smart or Bluetooth implant. Intra-op cup navigation is not a radio left in the hip. A converted historical result is not a finding the paper is fabricated. Size 936 mm is as the implant line prints it. Staff lists do not name electronics. His later vibration claim is his statement.

Facts

No public URL mounted yet. The face is quoted above.

Source: Folder 4 / Scripps portal + converted 2015 packet

Conflict — keep bothUPLOAD 24 Feb 2025 · generated 23 Apr 2025
2015 operative packet — 24 February UPLOAD, generated 23 April, bannered converted

One cover. Click opens the twelve-page hosted PDF. The orange banner is the face.

On 24 February at 12:07 PM he asked them to UPLOAD the October 2015 right hip. The packet they generated prints 4/23/25 8:28 AM on every page, after a 4/22/2025 authorization scan. Imaging banner, as printed: ATTENTION: This is a converted historical result. Dates and procedure details should be carefully reviewed. Conventional Stryker / Biolox parts and Interface conversion signers are inside the PDF. The 26 January still is DVT imaging, not this ask.

Establishes. A twelve-page converted export exists. It was generated 23 April 2025 after the 24 February UPLOAD ask, and it prints the hospital’s converted-historical-result banner.

Does not establish. Does not prove a smart or Bluetooth implant. Does not prove the paper is fabricated. A 24 February UPLOAD and a 23 April generate stamp are dates, not a finding they withheld a live chart. Distrust of the packet is his reading.

Facts

The hosted original prints patient identifiers. They are not quoted in the file note.

Source: Health_records_Asbaghi_EMR_cdfa.pdf

Context4 Nov 2015
Deutsche Bank — $258 million U.S. sanctions penalty (the bank)

Investigator WhatsApp save of The Guardian, 4 Nov 2015, plus a BBC web crop of the same enforcement day. Neither still names her.

The Guardian, Wed 4 Nov 2015: Deutsche Bank fined $258m for violating US sanctions. Lede: Germany’s largest bank also agreed to install independent monitor and fire six employees involved in business with Iran, Syria and other sanctioned countries. The Federal Reserve announced the penalties with the New York State Department of Financial Services. BBC same day: US fines Deutsche Bank $258m for working with Iran. NYDFS, independently: from at least 1999 through 2006 the bank used non-transparent methods to conduct more than 27,200 U.S. dollar clearing transactions valued at over $10.86 billion on behalf of Iranian, Libyan, Syrian, Burmese, and Sudanese entities. Her name is not on these pages.

Establishes. The bank was penalized. The $258 million figure and the $10.86 billion clearing window are public enforcement facts. Those pages exist.

Does not establish. Does not name Carolin Botzenhardt. NYDFS describes dollar-clearing / correspondent methods, not a La Jolla private-wealth book. Overlap of her Deutsche Bank tenure with 1999–2006 is overlap. It is not a wire to Padtan Elm, Iranome, or him. Dollar figures beyond the public penalty stay on this card only as the regulators printed them.

Source: Drive folder 1D2tzv9YQEXjxrZkvrQYAezETBtTAhb6b / 5. Carolin Botzenhardt_ / Deutsche Bank Fines / Deutsche Bank fined $258m for violating US sanctions1.jpeg

Conflict — keep both19 Jan 2016 / gazette 13 Jun 2016 (1394/10/29 · 1395/3/24)
2016 gazette still names him vice-chair

Official gazette: extraordinary meeting dated 29 Dey 1394. Board cut from five members to three. Farideh named chair; Hooman Ali Tabatabaei Asbaghi named vice-chair; Narges Javad named managing director and board member, two-year terms. His Rasmio person page reprints the vice-chair row. After 1999 this site treats that name as Farideh using the 1999 power of attorney unless a page shows his own hand.

Establishes. Three years after the alleged taking, the official gazette still prints his name as vice-chairman. That is compatible with an attorney signing in his name. It is not a clean erasure of the legal title on that date.

Does not establish. Does not prove he was in Tehran, in the room, or paid. Name-on-gazette is not presence and not a dividend.

Source: Folder 3 / Rasmio / 1. Full Padtan Elm Rasmio Profile.pdf (gazette 20758)

UnconfirmedPublic Roche pRED listing
Leonardo Lauciello — real Roche pRED manager; PTELM contract holdback

Leonardo Lauciello appears in public academic-workshop copy as Global Portfolio and Program Manager at Roche pRED, Basel — pharma research and early development, portfolio and business-development teaching. He is a real person in a real Roche research shop. Hooman presented a 15 March 2016 pharmaceutical licensing agreement between a Zurich vehicle styled PTELM and Roche’s sequencing division in Basel. Dollar figures and royalty percentages from that dump stay holdback: the face prints template language and a broken fee line. PTELM has no public Zurich register page in this investigation. Name similarity to Padtan Elm is the observation, not a finding.

Establishes. A Roche pRED manager named Leonardo Lauciello exists in public listings that fit Basel / early development.

Does not establish. Does not prove he signed a license with Padtan Elm or PTELM, that Roche paid a family vehicle, or that revenues were diverted from a 25% stake. The dollar contract stays off this site until a non-template source page is mounted.

Facts

No public URL mounted yet. The face is quoted above.

Source: Public: CUSO / Roche pRED workshop listings. Warehouse PTELM licensing PDF remains holdback.

Context23 Apr 2016
MLB — Padres and Pedal expand partnership; first partnered in 2015

April 23rd, 2016. The San Diego Padres and Pedal the Cause announced a partnership expansion that will re-brand the annual cycling fundraiser as Padres Pedal the Cause for 2016 and beyond. The two organizations, which first partnered in 2015, will join forces to make an even larger impact. PEDAL’s 2015 two-day cycling event raised $1.3 million. Founder Bill Koman. Event November 12–13 at Petco Park. Same page: since its inaugural ride in 2013, PEDAL has raised more than $2.7 million as printed. Ommid Asbaghi is not named.

Establishes. The Padres–Pedal brand expansion is dated 23 April 2016. The same article prints that the two organizations first partnered in 2015. Independent Pedal rides from 2013 are on this page as Pedal’s own history, not as a Padres partnership before 2015.

Does not establish. Does not prove a Padres–Pedal relationship well before 2015. Does not name her. A 2013 inaugural Pedal ride is not the 2015 Padres partnership. Fundraising is not enrollment.

Source: mlb.com press release — San Diego Padres and Pedal the Cause expand partnership

Documented6 Sep 2016 – 19 Oct 2020
Result Trends — SHBG and testosterone

Portal Result Trends table for Hooman A Asbaghi. Columns 6 Sep 2016, 30 Sep 2016, 4 Aug 2017, 19 Oct 2020. SHBG and testosterone components. DOB on the face is held off this page.

Establishes. A hormone-result table covering those dates exists in the patient portal screenshot.

Does not establish. Does not establish remote telemetry or fabrication. The timestamped 8:16 AM Test Details still and the Trellis 9:00 AM minute order are mounted as E-SCRIPPS-SEP6 and E-NYDEGGER-TRELLIS. This table is the Result Trends view of those dates, not the collection clock.

Facts

The warehouse still has patient identifiers. It is described here. It is not posted and not linked.

Source: Folder 6 / Tests Results Images / Results found from Sep 6, 2016 - Oct 19, 2020..jpeg

Conflict — keep both6 Sep 2016 8:16 AM
Portal collection 8:16 AM — same morning the docket prints a 9:00 AM jury trial

Result Date on the listing is Sep. 6, 2016. Published is Oct. 29, 2016. The portal clock is 8:16 AM.

Public listing: Hooman Asbaghi, HBA Medical Group Inc. v. Neil K. Nydegger, Nydegger & Associates. Published: Oct. 29, 2016. Result Date: Sep. 6, 2016. Filing Date: Jan. 1, 1900. Case 37-2013-00066639-CU-PN-CTL. Verdict — $61,587,000. MyScripps Test Details: TESTOSTERONE, BIOAVAILABLE AND TOTAL, SEX HORMONE-BINDING GLOB (ADULT FEMALES, CHILDREN, OR ANY INDIVIDUALS ON TESTOSTERONE-SUPPRESSING HORMONE THERAPY). Collected on Sep 06, 2016 8:16 AM. Sex Hormone Binding Globulin 36 nmol/L.

Establishes. The portal prints a collection timestamp of 8:16 AM on 6 September 2016. The same listing that names the $61,587,000 award prints Result Date Sep. 6, 2016 and Published Oct. 29, 2016. Trellis prints the civil jury trial heard that morning at 9:00 AM. A Blue Shield visits summary independently lists 09/06/2016 Edward Sakas, SCRIPPS CLINIC MED LABS, OUTPATIENT.

Does not establish. Does not prove remote phlebotomy. Forty-four minutes between 8:16 AM and 9:00 AM is not a finding he could not have been drawn. The panel title is a commercial catalog string; the same title prints on 4 Aug 2017. Filing Date Jan. 1, 1900 is a placeholder. An insurer lab row is a second source, not a finding about who stood in the room.

Facts

The warehouse still has patient identifiers. It is described here. It is not posted and not linked.

Source: Asbaghi vs Nydegger Sep 6th & Scrips labwork on Sep 6th AM.png

Documented6 Sep 2016 9:00 AM
Trellis — Civil Jury Trial heard 09/06/2016 09:00 AM. Verdict filed that day.

Companion still 1CEqimBTtSyHK8tTo0OSVd-Q4f9LBJ1K3 continues the same docket, including 09/01/2016 trial minutes.

September 06, 2016, Docket Event: Verdict filed by The Superior Court of San Diego. September 06, 2016, Minute Order: Minutes finalized for Civil Jury Trial heard 09/06/2016 09:00:00 AM. September 06, 2016: Judgment rendered, Attorney Adibzadeh directed to prepare the judgment. September 01, 2016: Court adjourned until 09/06/2016 at 09:00AM in Department 74. Companion still: Minutes finalized for Civil Jury Trial heard 09/01/2016 09:00:00 AM.

Establishes. The court docket prints the civil jury trial heard at 9:00 AM on 6 September 2016 and a verdict filed that day. That is the morning of the award. A Jury Verdict Alert page that later prints Thursday, October 20, 2016 as Date of Verdict or Judgment is a reporter listing. A $61.5 million index that prints Published Oct. 29, 2016 is when that page went up.

Does not establish. Does not prove remote bloodwork. Does not erase the Alert page — it re-labels it. An unsigned judgment on 14 September is later paper.

Facts

No public URL mounted yet. The face is quoted above.

Source: Trellis.law docket event for Asbaghi Vs Nydegger.png

DocumentedRevised 15 Sep 2016
Notice of Privacy Practices — notify, inspect, amend, all Scripps entities

Landscape spread. Form 100-8560-217SW (9/15/16). Hosted PDF is the original.

Our Responsibilities: We will notify you in the event we become aware of an unauthorized access, use or disclosure of your unsecured protected health information. This notice applies to all of the records of your care generated by any of the Scripps Health entities, whether made by health care personnel or your physician. Inspect and request a copy of your health record — in writing; reasonable fee; limited denials. Request an amendment if you feel the information is incorrect or incomplete — in writing, with a reason; they may deny; if accepted they are not required to delete. Privacy Officer, 10140 Campus Point Drive. 1-800-SCRIPPS.

Establishes. Scripps Health published these privacy practices, revised 15 September 2016. The notify, inspect, amend, and all-entities sentences are on the face.

Does not establish. A published notice is not a finding they breached it. Labs that print McGarvey or Karches after those doctors wrote they had not seen him are a chart conflict already on this column — not a finding of unauthorized access, and not a finding that a breach-notice duty was triggered. Portal asks to upload missing surgery files are not a mounted formal amendment request or a written denial. A failed delivery and a refused payment screen are not a finding every copy was denied.

Source: Notice of Privacy Practices.pdf

Conflict — keep both13 Oct 2016
MTHFR 2 variants, PCR — compound heterozygous

Collected 13 Oct 2016 2:20 PM. Test Details prints MTHFR Mutation 677C>T heterozygous and 1298A>C heterozygous; interpretation compound heterozygous 677C>T/1298A>C. Authorizing provider not on this crop.

Establishes. That Test Details screen exists with 677C>T on the face and that collection timestamp.

Does not establish. Does not name Codex DNA or Karches. Does not erase the Result Trends still that prints c.675C>T for the same timestamp. 675 vs 677 is a conflict, not a glitch to flatten and not proof of fabrication by itself.

Facts

The warehouse still has patient identifiers. It is described here. It is not posted and not linked.

Source: Folder 6 / Tests Results Images / MTHER 2 VARIANTS, PCR Collected on Oct 13, 2016.jpeg

Conflict — keep both13 Oct 2016 14:20
MTHFR Result Trends — c.675C>T

Result Trends component picker: “MTHFR Variant: c.675C>T” and “MTHFR Mutation: 1298A>C.” Data table: Oct 13, 2016 at 2:20 PM, Heterozygous, normal range Negative for mutation. Same timestamp as the Test Details still that prints 677C>T.

Establishes. The portal prints c.675C>T as a component name on a Result Trends screen for the identical 13 Oct 2016 14:20 collection.

Does not establish. Does not by itself prove the record was fabricated, remotely collected, or run at Codex. It does mean 675 is on a face — not an investigator typo — and must sit next to 677.

Facts

The warehouse still has patient identifiers. It is described here. It is not posted and not linked.

Source: Folder 6 / Tests Results Images / MTHFR Variant c.675C T.jpeg

Conflict — keep both13 Oct 2016 (assay footer on that result)
MTHFR assay footer — mutations tested 677C>T and 1298A>C

Same MTHFR result’s methodology block: MUTATIONS TESTED: 677C>T and 1298A>C. LIMITATIONS: Only the two MTHFR gene mutations (C677T and A1298C) will be targeted. Methodology: Multiplex PCR, GenMark Dx eSensor XT. Allele-frequency sentences name 677C>T, not 675.

Establishes. The lab’s own footer on this test names 677C>T / C677T as the mutation being targeted.

Does not establish. Does not erase Result Trends printing c.675C>T for the same collection. Three strings now sit together: 675 on Result Trends, 677 on Test Details, 677 again on the assay footer.

Facts

The warehouse still has patient identifiers. It is described here. It is not posted and not linked.

Source: Folder 6 / Tests Results Images / MTHFR MUTATIONS TESTED.jpeg

Conflict — keep both13 Oct 2016 14:20
Homocysteine — Sheean authorizing, Central Lab

Homocysteine, Plasma 10.1 µmol/L (printed range 5–15). Authorizing provider Geoffrey Sheean, MD. Collected 13 Oct 2016 2:20 PM. Result 14 Oct 2016 10:53 AM, Final. Resulting lab: CENTRAL LAB. Header on the JPEG includes a patient photo — that still is not posted here.

Establishes. Sheean’s name is on this 2016 homocysteine face as authorizing provider, same timestamp as the MTHFR collection.

Does not establish. Does not establish that Karches’s later “I do not know a Dr. Sheean” is false in her own knowledge. It does mean the portal printed Sheean on this lab. Does not establish remote collection or Codex.

Facts

The warehouse still has patient identifiers. It is described here. It is not posted and not linked.

Source: Folder 6 / Tests Results Images / HOMOCYSTEINE Collected on Oct 13, 2016.jpeg

Documented13 Oct 2016 14:20
Catecholamines — Sheean, Central Lab at 9535 Waples St. 150

Authorizing provider Geoffrey Sheean, MD. Collected 13 Oct 2016 2:20 PM. Result 17 Oct 2016 7:18 AM, Final. Resulting lab: CENTRAL LAB, 9535 Waples St., 150, San Diego CA 92121, Michael Quigley, MD (Lab director). Performing lab printed as ARUP Laboratories, 500 Chipeta Way, Salt Lake City. Filename spells Geoffry; the face prints Geoffrey.

Establishes. This crop prints Central Lab at 9535 Waples Street, suite 150, on a Sheean-authorized 2016 result. Public CLIA copy for Scripps Medical Laboratory – Sorrento Mesa uses that same street and suite. Codex DNA’s 2021 SEC filing lists 9535 Waples Street, Suite 100 — same building number, different suite.

Does not establish. Does not establish that Codex DNA ran this test. Folder 6’s filename “Scripps Codex Lab” is a label, not the face. Same building is circumstantial. Phone number on the still is held off this page.

Facts

The warehouse still has patient identifiers. It is described here. It is not posted and not linked.

Source: Folder 6 / Tests Results Images / CATECHOLAMINES, FRACTIONATED, PLASMA Geoffry Sheean.jpeg

Documented20 Oct 2016 listing
Jury Verdict Alert — $61.5M. October on this page is the listing, not the trial morning.

Drive file Asbaghi v. Nydegger.pdf, 191,435 bytes. First page rasterized at 2× PNG — not a 13 KB hex crush. Headline and case block as printed. Not a courtroom photograph. The docket that prints 6 September 2016 at 9:00 AM is a separate face.

Headline: Inventor loses patent, blames law office negligence. $61.5M. San Diego County. Case 37-2013-00066639-CU-PN-CTL. Date of Verdict or Judgment: Thursday, October 20, 2016. Date Action was Filed: Wednesday, October 09, 2013. Type of Result: Jury Verdict. Gross $61,587,000 / net $46,190,250 after 25% comparative. Hon. Kevin A. Enright. Plaintiffs Hooman Asbaghi and HBA Medical Group, Inc.

Establishes. A public reporter page prints those dollar figures and this caption. The October 20 line is what this page prints as Date of Verdict or Judgment.

Does not establish. Does not control the trial morning. Trellis prints Civil Jury Trial heard 09/06/2016 09:00 AM and a verdict filed that day. A $61.5 million index prints Result Date Sep. 6, 2016 and Published Oct. 29, 2016. October on this Alert page is a listing date. A patent-lawyer award is not a finding about a hospital implant.

Source: Folder 1 / Hooman´s Past Legal Cases / Asbaghi Vs Nydegger / Asbaghi v. Nydegger.pdf

Documented24 Nov 2016 · forwards through 16 Mar 2017
Labquality email — Padtan Elm EIA CODE 821

Phone still of Päivi Helena Ranta, 24 Nov 2016, and the saved catalog page titled Labquality Padtan Elm EIA code 821. Full chain is the PDF in the same folder.

24 November 2016, Päivi Helena Ranta (paivi.ranta@labquality.fi) to Hooman Asbaghi (hasbaghi@icloud.com), subject “Padtan Elm EIA CODE: 821,” cc Roland Frasier and Thilo Pachmann. Labquality runs external quality assessment for clinical chemistry and groups results by the reagent the client reports. They had a client more than ten years earlier that used clinical chemistry reagents from Padtan. The reagent name stayed on the list. Follow-up the same day: more than 80 reagents on the list, not all currently used, still available if needed. Hooman asked for kit results to justify a transaction to IRS and OFAC. Saved catalog page is titled “Labquality Padtan Elm EIA code 821” — long- and short-term clinical chemistry EQA rounds. He forwarded the chain on 25 February 2017, 10 March 2017 (counsel), 14 March 2017 (ken.apicerno@thermofisher.com), and 16 March 2017 into ProtonMail. Companion stills in the same folder are Thermo Fisher 2014 10-K Clinical Diagnostics pages. Those 10-K pages do not name Padtan.

Establishes. A Finnish EQA provider treated Padtan kits as a named reagent grouping by 2016, with a client using those reagents more than ten years earlier. Hooman was the person asking Labquality for that history from his iCloud address. The original for this point is the email thread.

Does not establish. Does not prove the 14 January 2013 share deed, a Thermo OEM, or that he was paid. Päivi did not say Padtan Elm itself was the Labquality customer — she said a client used Padtan reagents. Code 821 is the subject/catalog label, not a founding deed and not an ISO certificate. The 2014 Thermo 10-K does not name Padtan Elm.

Facts

No public URL mounted yet. The face is quoted above.

Source: Emails / LabQuality EIA Emails + LabqualityEmailsHa.pdf. Faces: Padtan Paivi Helena Emiails.jpeg; Padtan Elm Labquality EIA code 821.jpeg.

Context2017 (LinkedIn About as printed)
Padza Padtan — a 2017 related-name company, not the 2013 vehicle

LinkedIn still: Padza Padtan Company / پادتن پژوه, biotechnology, Avicenna Research Institute, Tehran Province. About text as printed: antigen-antibody research knowledge-based company, established in 2017. A generic “what is a shell company” screenshot in the same warehouse folder is a definition, not a Padtan register page.

Establishes. A later company using a Padtan-family name exists on LinkedIn and dates itself to 2017.

Does not establish. Does not prove a 2013 shell, a share transfer, or a sanctions-evasion structure. Name-family is circumstantial. A public CV for Fatemeh Rabbani names her as founder / CSO of Padza Padtan Pajooh in 2017 — that is independent paper, not a finding Narges directed Padza. Roche/PTELM dollar figures in a titled licensing dump in the same folder stay holdback until source contract pages exist.

Facts

No public URL mounted yet. The face is quoted above.

Source: Folder 3 / 4. Padtan Elm Web of Shell Companies / Padza Padtan Company.jpeg

DocumentedJan–Dec 2017
RIQAS — Monthly Immunoassay Programme 2017

Randox RIQAS Certificate of Participation. Participant line: Pathobiology Laboratory Center.

RIQAS Certificate of Participation. Monthly Immunoassay Programme, January 2017–December 2017. Participant: Pathobiology Laboratory Center. Signed Stephen Doherty, RIQAS Manager. Randox International Quality Assessment Scheme, Crumlin, UK. UKAS proficiency-testing mark.

Establishes. In 2017 a named UK proficiency scheme recorded Pathobiology Laboratory Center as a monthly immunoassay participant.

Does not establish. A participation certificate is not a patient result and not an ownership record.

Facts

No public URL mounted yet. The face is quoted above.

Source: Investigator upload · Pathobiology Laboratory Center packet (2026) / RIQAS_Immunoassay_Programme_PLC

Documented2017 catalog / FAQ capture
Iranome — Illumina platform; no Padtan name on the page

Iranome FAQ: 1,202 DNA samples; Agilent SureSelect V6 for coding exons; “Illumina sequencers were used for sequencing of all the samples.” Public about copy describes Genetics Research Center with the University of Toronto / Dalla Lana as collaborators. Padtan Elm, Farideh Kavesh, and Hooman Asbaghi are not printed on this FAQ.

Establishes. Iranome is a real, public Iranian-population variant catalog that used Illumina sequencers. A University of Toronto collaboration is on the public about copy.

Does not establish. Does not attribute Iranome to Padtan Elm, Farideh, or Hooman. A documented ELISA-kit company in the same country is capability and overlap, not ownership of this catalog.

Source: Folder 3 / 5. The Iranome Project / What platform was used for sequencing?.png

Documented5 Jan 2017
First Republic — outgoing wire notice, Ommid as trustee, $950,000

iPhone still of a First Republic Bank wire-transfer notice. Account last-four and street on the face. Notice date and amount stay.

WIRE TRANSFER NOTICE / CONFIRMATION OF AUTHORIZED TRANSFER. First Republic Bank. Notice Date 01/05/17. Page 1. Named on the face: Ommid S Asbaghi, TTEE of the Asbaghi Revocable Trust, DTD 06/01/2011. “This is to confirm the following outgoing wire transfer.” Transaction Date 01/05/17. Transaction Amount $950,000.00. Fee $30.00. Street and remaining account digits are on this raster. No beneficiary line is on this face.

Establishes. A First Republic confirmation exists for an outgoing wire dated 5 January 2017, $950,000 plus a $30 fee, from an account in the name of Ommid S. Asbaghi as trustee of the Asbaghi Revocable Trust dated 1 June 2011. That is family-trust paper. It is not a reconstruction.

Does not establish. The beneficiary is not printed on this still — this is not a finding who received the money, and it is not a finding it was paid to Hooman. It is not a tax-evasion finding. Account last-four and street are on the face. A filename that says Returner is his label, not a line on the bank form.

Facts

No public URL mounted yet. The face is quoted above.

Source: Folder 10: Ommid Returner Wire Trasnfer.jpeg. Street and account last-four on the face on the public raster.

Documented25 Jan 2017
Scripps names Walker president of Scripps Clinic Medical Group

25 January 2017 Scripps news: “said Richard Walker, MD, president of Scripps Clinic Medical Group.” 27 August 2018 Patch reprint of a Scripps release: “Dr. Richard Walker, president of the Scripps Clinic Medical Group.” 9 November 2020 Scripps news: “Richard Walker, MD, president and CEO of Scripps Clinic Medical Group.” NPI 1538297726 last update 16 May 2023 still lists Richard H. Walker, M.D., authorized official, title PRESIDENT.

Establishes. SCMG presidency is documented by 25 January 2017 — before the 23 October 2017 left THA. 2020 copy adds CEO of that medical group. 2023 NPI still prints President.

Does not establish. Does not prove he was president on 9 October 2015. Does not make him CEO of Scripps Health. Current SCMG leadership lists Joel Diamant, MD, as president; Walker remains on joint-management / revenue-cycle / ACO rows. A medical-group presidency is not a finding he ran an unauthorized implant program.

Source: scripps.org news_items/5983

Documented13 Feb 2017 (1395/11/25)
Tehran dispute council — Hooman as plaintiff against Padtan Elm

Expert report cover to Branch 2406, Tehran Dispute Resolution Council, file 333/2406/95. Plaintiff: Seyed Hooman Ali Tabatabaei Asbaghi. Defendants: Padtan Elm (private joint-stock) and Pishtaz Teb Zaman, with 25 subsidiaries named in the request. Relief sought: customs export volumes of those companies, with a court-appointed accountant.

Establishes. By February 2017 he was already the plaintiff in an Iranian proceeding against Padtan Elm. The company dispute did not begin with the 2025 San Diego filing.

Does not establish. A dispute-council cover is not the 14 January 2013 transfer deed. It does not by itself prove what moved, or for how much. The expert’s telephone on the still is held off this page.

Facts

No public URL mounted yet. The face is quoted above.

Source: Folder 3 / 1. Padtan Elm Related Docs / Padtan Elm Docs32.jpeg

Documented13 Feb 2017 (1395/11/25)
Expert body pages — customs answered; dollar figures held off

Cover is already E-ELM-2017-SHORA (Docs32). Docs30 public still is PNG with the expert’s mobile cropped off the footer. Printed currency totals stay off this caption.

Body of the court-appointed expert report to Branch 2406, Tehran Dispute Resolution Council, file 333/2406/95, expert Alireza Abedini, accounting. Customs answered an inquiry: of the sixteen named companies, only Pishtaz Teb Zaman had export statistics in the foreign-trade system for the requested years; no export statistics were found for the other fifteen. Diagnostic-kit rows are printed. The expert warns that using a part of the report in isolation may mislead. Plaintiff on the cover remains Seyed Hooman Ali Tabatabaei Asbaghi; defendants Padtan Elm, Pishtaz Teb Zaman, and twenty-five named subsidiaries.

Establishes. By February 2017 he was already the plaintiff in an Iranian proceeding seeking customs-export volumes. Customs’ written answer in that file distinguished Pishtaz Teb Zaman from the other named companies on export statistics. That is a document, not a San Diego finding.

Does not establish. Does not supply the missing 14 January 2013 share-transfer deed. Export statistics are not a Roche license and are not a finding about his hips. Printed dollar and rial totals stay holdback. The expert’s telephone is cropped off the public still.

Facts

No public URL mounted yet. The face is quoted above.

Source: Drive folder 1Ubr6r99CE_qA-4Pvw5-N11YCKZLszZMe / Padtan Elm Docs29, 30, 31.jpeg

Documented21 Apr 2017
Past Visit Details — 4/21/17 MR: extensive AVN of the left femoral head

MyScripps Past Visit Details. Followed for prior right total hip replacement for osteonecrosis. Patient called with new complaint of left hip pain. MR scan of 4/21/17: Extensive avascular necrosis of the left femoral head with probable reactive edema in the left femoral neck and left acetabulum. Reactive edema versus muscle strains of the left hip adductor and iliopsoas.

Establishes. A clinic note quotes a 21 April 2017 left-hip MRI conclusion of extensive AVN. The 27 Aug 2015 pelvis MRI on this column printed no signal abnormality in the left hip. The problem list later starts osteonecrosis on 23 Oct 2017, the left-THA day.

Does not establish. Does not attach the signed MRI PDF. Does not prove a smart implant caused the second hip. He later says the interval was about seven months; the papers print August 2015 and April 2017.

Facts

The warehouse still has patient identifiers. It is described here. It is not posted and not linked.

Source: Extensive avascular necrosis of the left femoral Health Evidence.jpeg

Documented26 Apr 2017
Walker progress note — CC blank, PLAN: RV for reports, to be arranged

MyScripps Past Visit Details. Clock 06:51. MRN on the face.

Documentation — Apr 26, 2017 with Richard Walker, MD at Scripps Clinic Torrey Pines Orthopedic Surgery. Progress Notes. PATIENT Hooman A Asbaghi. MR# 603771342. CC: blank. Results review. PLAN: RV for reports, to be arranged.

Establishes. That 2017 orthopedic progress note exists and is this thin on the face.

Does not establish. Does not prove the visit was empty of care. Does not prove an implant.

Facts

The warehouse still has patient identifiers. It is described here. It is not posted and not linked.

Source: RemovedProcedureNotes2017.jpeg

DocumentedRetail Store Manager, Del Mar · Jun 2017 – Jan 2019
John Goodrich — LinkedIn: Retail Store Manager, Del Mar

Public LinkedIn stills as saved. Header: John Goodrich, MBA, later Sr. Strategic Pricing Manager at BradyPLUS, San Diego.

LinkedIn still: John Goodrich, MBA, San Diego. AT&T block, 5 yrs 6 mos. Retail Store Manager, Jun 2017 – Jan 2019, Del Mar, California. Assistant Store Manager Oct 2015 – May 2017, San Diego. Retail Sales Consultant Mar 2014 – Sep 2015. Sales Execution Feb 2019 – Aug 2019, San Diego. That Del Mar manager window covers June 24 2018 and the 2018 conversations Saqvan attributes to him.

Establishes. A public career page puts John Goodrich in the Del Mar AT&T store-manager seat for June 2017 through January 2019. That is the right name, the right title, the right store city, in the window the witness describes. It is not proof of the quote. It is proof the person the witness named was there.

Does not establish. Does not prove he said “Hooman's not crazy. These crazy ass people track him all day.” That sentence is Saqvan’s. Does not prove he collected SIM receipts or passed names. A LinkedIn title is not a finding of wrongdoing.

Facts

No public URL mounted yet. The face is quoted above.

Source: Saqvan Ali’s Testimony / John Goodrich At&T profile / John Goodrich Career.png and John Goodrich, MBA.png.

DocumentedJul–Dec 2017
RIQAS — Human Urine Programme 2017

Randox RIQAS Certificate of Participation. Participant line: Pathobiology Laboratory Center.

RIQAS Certificate of Participation. Human Urine Programme, July 2017–December 2017. Participant: Pathobiology Laboratory Center. Signed Stephen Doherty, RIQAS Manager.

Establishes. The same laboratory name appears on a 2017 RIQAS human-urine programme certificate. Two programmes in one year.

Does not establish. Does not identify a patient. Does not name an owner.

Facts

No public URL mounted yet. The face is quoted above.

Source: Investigator upload · Pathobiology Laboratory Center packet (2026) / RIQAS_2017_Human_Urine_for_Pathobiology_Lab_Centers

Documented4 Aug 2017 14:00
SHBG panel — catalog title names “testosterone-suppressing hormone therapy”

Portal Test Details title: TESTOSTERONE, BIOAVAILABLE AND TOTAL, SEX HORMONE-BINDING GLOB (ADULT FEMALES, CHILDREN, OR ANY INDIVIDUALS ON TESTOSTERONE-SUPPRESSING HORMONE THERAPY). Collected 4 Aug 2017 2:00 PM. Visible component: Sex Hormone Binding Globulin 35 nmol/L (printed range 11–80). Filename on disk is “HORMONE THERAPY.”

Establishes. That catalog-titled panel was resulted on that date, with SHBG 35 on this crop.

Does not establish. Does not establish that he was prescribed testosterone-suppressing hormone therapy. Commercial labs reuse this long panel name for men. Karches later wrote she saw no testosterone-suppression meds on his list. Keep the panel title and her sentence both on the table.

Facts

The warehouse still has patient identifiers. It is described here. It is not posted and not linked.

Source: Folder 6 / Tests Results Images / HORMONE THERAPY Collected on Aug 04, 2017.jpeg

DocumentedScripps Past Visit Details (names 2016–2017 labs)
Scripps note names labs and a DEXA from Iran

Past Visit Details. “Labs drawn in Iran (patient states it was am): testosterone: 1.89 ng/mL (2.8-8) also low.” “Patient signed testosterone contract in past.” Osteoporosis: “Noted on DEXA from Iran — DEXA from Iran shows osteoporosis in radius and lumbar spine.” Repeat DEXA ordered because “the protocols for DEXA in Iran may not be standardized with DEXA here.” Repeat DEXA 7/2016 in the US: lumbar T-score −3.0, left hip T-score −2.4. Continue Androgel 1% 50 mg qAM. Folder title “Fabricated Docs” is a label, not this face. Phone number on the still is held off this page.

Establishes. A Scripps endocrine visit note in his portal names labs drawn in Iran and a DEXA from Iran. The time-of-day for the Iran testosterone is sourced as “patient states.” A US DEXA in July 2016 is described as a check on the Iran study.

Does not establish. Does not name his mother’s laboratory. Does not prove an unconsented data share from Iran into Scripps — “patient states” is how this crop sources the Iran lab. Does not produce the testosterone contract. Androgel on this note is replacement, not suppression. Filename is not a finding.

Facts

The warehouse still has patient identifiers. It is described here. It is not posted and not linked.

Source: Folder 6 / Scripps Remote Telemetry Evidence / 2. Fabricated Docs / Noted on DEXA from Iran.jpeg

Documented23 Oct 2017
Left total hip replacement — Scripps Green

Left acetabular shell implanted, Walker. Model 542-11-54F, lot 8938K3. Surgical consent signed that morning, witness Jean Schindler RN. Filename on one still said 2015 — the face is 2017.

Establishes. A left THA on 23 Oct 2017 with a named Stryker shell is documented.

Does not establish. Does not establish electronics. Filename captions are not findings.

Source: Folder 4 / implant registry card + surgical consent

DocumentedValid 30 Nov 2017 – 29 Nov 2020
TÜV NORD CERT — ISO 9001:2015 upgrade

ISO 9001:2015 certificate. Street number on the Garani / Valiasr line is covered. Tehran, Iran stays. Flask logo matches the later QMS catalog header.

TÜV NORD CERT GmbH. Management system as per ISO 9001:2015. Certified: PATHOBIOLOGY LABORATORY CENTER, Tehran, Iran. Scope: Providing Clinical Laboratory Services. Certificate 44 100 14 405933. Audit 3631 100 R 17578. Valid from 2017-11-30 until 2020-11-29. Initial certification 2014. Signed M.A. Ahmadi, Tehran 2017-11-30. IAF and DAkkS marks. Laboratory flask device on the face.

Establishes. In 2017 the same German body upgraded the laboratory to ISO 9001:2015 and kept initial certification as 2014. The face prints a different Tehran street than the 2014 certificates. Continuity of the QMS name across a move, not a new legal entity from a street line.

Does not establish. A street change on a certificate is not a founding date and not a new company. ISO 9001:2015 is still not ISO 15189. Does not name Farideh.

Facts

No public URL mounted yet. The face is quoted above.

Source: Investigator upload · Pathobiology Laboratory Center A & B certificates (2026) / TUV_NORD_2017

Conflict — keep both21 Apr 2018 (1397/2/1)
2018 extraordinary meeting — Hooman still listed at 250 shares

Extraordinary general meeting of Padtan Elm. Shareholders printed: Farideh Kavesh 250, Hooman Ali Tabatabaei Asbaghi 250, Narges Javad 250, Alireza Amiri Gharagozlou 250. Chair: Amir Ali Shaker as attorney for Farideh. Monitors include Farideh as attorney for Hooman. Alireza’s shares are then split among Soudabeh Keykavousi, Yasaman Amiri Gharagozlou, and Hossein-gholi Amiri Gharagozlou after an estate certificate.

Establishes. Five years after the alleged 14 January 2013 taking, company minutes still print Hooman as a 250-share holder, with Farideh acting as his attorney — the same structure as the 1999 power of attorney. After 1999 that is the default reading: her hand, his name.

Does not establish. Does not prove he was in the room. Printing his name under a power of attorney is not the same as his own hand. His claim is that he received nothing from the company. A 250-share line is not a bank credit. It also means a clean 2013 erasure of his legal title is not what this page shows.

Facts

No public URL mounted yet. The face is quoted above.

Source: Folder 3 / 1. Padtan Elm Related Docs / Padtan Elm Docs28.jpeg

Documented11 Jun 2018
Hooman Asbaghi vs Park Laurel Owners Association — UniCourt caption

UniCourt case-summary crop. Case number field prints asterisks on this face. Filing date, judge, and dismissed status are on the face.

Hooman Asbaghi vs Park Laurel Owners Association. On 06/11/2018 Hooman Asbaghi filed a Commercial and Trade — Contract lawsuit against Park Laurel Owners Association in San Diego County Superior Courts, San Diego Central Courthouse. Judge: TIMOTHY TAYLOR. Case status: Closed Dismissed. Case Number on this still: asterisks. Filing Date 06/11/2018. Case Type Commercial and Trade — Contract.

Establishes. A real San Diego Superior Court caption exists. He sued the owners association on 11 June 2018. Judge Timothy Taylor. The case later closed as dismissed. That is who he was in that courtroom, and that is the building’s association as a defendant. The investigator cites 37-2018-00029135-CU-CO-CTL; UniCourt’s free stills in this warehouse blank that field.

Does not establish. Does not print the complaint’s allegations. Does not prove surveillance, a trespass, or that the association hacked an email account. A caption is not a finding. Closed Dismissed on this heading is the status line; the docket stills show the dismissal was without prejudice at the plaintiff’s request.

Source: Park Laurel dump: heading still of the UniCourt case summary.

Documented11 Jun – 27 Jul 2018
Docket — TRO sought, Figley declaration, dismissed without prejudice

Three UniCourt stills. Click once. Filing, named papers, dismissal. The complaint PDF itself is not in this warehouse.

06/11/2018: complaint, civil cover sheet, and original summons filed by ASBAGHI, HOOMAN, referring to Park Laurel Owners Association. Assigned to Judicial Officer Taylor, Timothy. 06/12: ex parte scheduled for 06/20/2018 08:30 C-72 Timothy Taylor. 06/18: Memorandum of Points and Authorities; Ex Parte Application and Supporting Documents; Declaration of Hooman Asbaghi iso Plaintiff’s Ex Parte Application; Declaration of Angela Ness; [Proposed] Order Issuing Temporary Restraining Order. 06/19: Declaration of Ryan Figley in Support of Opposition to Ex Parte Application for a Temporary Restraining Order and Order to Show Cause re Preliminary Injunction, filed by Park Laurel Owners Association; Opposition to that ex parte, also by the association. 06/20: Minutes finalized for Ex Parte heard 08:30. 07/27: Request for Dismissal without Prejudice — Entire Action filed by ASBAGHI, HOOMAN; complaint dismissed without prejudice as to ASBAGHI, HOOMAN and as to Park Laurel Owners Association. 08/02: 11/30/2018 CMC vacated.

Establishes. He asked a court for a TRO and a preliminary injunction against the association in June 2018. Ryan Figley is named on the docket as the person who filed a declaration in support of the association’s opposition — not as a finding he confirmed a conspiracy. The plaintiff then dismissed the entire action without prejudice on 27 July 2018. Without prejudice is the legal meaning of that request: the case ended, and the option to refile was not closed by a with-prejudice dismissal. Angela Ness is printed as plaintiff’s attorney on the UniCourt party page in the older scrape.

Does not establish. Does not reprint the complaint, the Figley declaration, or the minute order. Those papers are named, not mounted. A declaration in opposition is not an admission of hacking. Dismissal without prejudice is not a finding for either side. It is not proof of what happened in an apartment on 10–11 June 2018.

Facts

No public URL mounted yet. The face is quoted above.

Source: Park Laurel dump: three UniCourt docket screenshots (filing, filings grid, dismissal)., 1plPrbXYJ8xZWdV77qK5-MSYd4yKYMsl0, 1KN6KjFcFLElt5Kjz3y2GDPxFxKdkrnlM.

Documented3 Oct 2018
HOA water-heater rule — signed Jeremy Rupel, CMCA, General Manager

Board resolution letter. Phone and fax on the face. Building address and the GM signature block stay.

October 03, 2018. To members of Park Laurel Owners Association, from the Board of Directors. Resolution on water heater replacements, effective as of the 25 September 2018 vote. Signed on behalf of the Board: Jeremy Rupel, CMCA, General Manager, Park Laurel Owners Association, Manager@ParkLaurel.net. Address on the letterhead: 2500 Sixth Avenue, San Diego, CA 92103.

Establishes. On 3 October 2018 the association’s own letterhead prints Jeremy Rupel as CMCA General Manager. That is independent of anyone’s later memory of who was in the seat that fall. It sits between the July 2018 dismissal and the February 2019 resignation letter.

Does not establish. A water-heater replacement rule is not a surveillance finding. It does not name Figley, an apartment retrofit, or an email account. Role email on HOA letterhead is not a personal phone.

Facts

No public URL mounted yet. The face is quoted above.

Source: Park Laurel dump: Rule-Change-Notice.pdf. Association phone/fax on the public raster.

Conflict — keep both7 Oct 2018 (1397/7/15)
15 Mehr 1397 — new names on the list after a board minute

Docs9 is the attendance list. Docs7 is the after-transfer share table headed as following the 1397/7/15 board minute. National identity numbers held off this caption.

Attendance list for an ordinary meeting in extraordinary form dated 15 Mehr 1397. Names as printed: Farideh Kavesh; Hooman Ali Tabatabaei Asbaghi; Seyed Mehdi Moghimi; Hossein-gholi Amiri Gharagozlou; Yasaman Amiri Gharagozlou; Soudabeh Keykavousi; Alireza Karourian. Board block on the same page: Farideh as member, Soudabeh as vice-chair, Moghimi as chair. Companion table (Docs7) is the shareholder list after that board minute: Farideh, Narges Javad, Hooman, Hossein-gholi, Yasaman, Soudabeh, Moghimi, Karourian, with named-share columns totaling 1,000. After 1999 his printed line is read as Farideh using the 1999 power of attorney unless a page shows his own hand.

Establishes. By October 2018 the paper names have widened beyond the original four and beyond the 2012 five. Moghimi and Karourian are on the list. His name is still printed. Narges is still on the after-transfer table.

Does not establish. Does not prove he was in the room or paid. A 250-share printing is not a bank credit. This is not the missing 2013 deed.

Facts

No public URL mounted yet. The face is quoted above.

Source: Drive folder 1Ubr6r99CE_qA-4Pvw5-N11YCKZLszZMe / Padtan Elm Docs9.jpeg and Docs7.jpeg

Documented17 Nov 2018 (proforma 97/8/26)
2018 ELISA-plate contract — Farideh and Soudabeh authorized

Euro unit price, contract total, down-payment, and remainder are on the scan and are held off this page. Phone numbers and tax codes likewise.

Farsi contract on Padtan Elm letterhead. Buyer: Padtan Elm, register 127180, national ID 10101705792, plaque 26, Shahid Abbas Sarparast, first floor. Authorized signatories as printed: Farideh Kavesh and Soudabeh Keykavousi, board members. Seller: Parsian Zist Idea, register 345262, national ID 10103902035, represented by Jamshid Ranjeh as managing director. Subject: 30,000 ELISA plates from Biomat, Italy, catalog MGOIF-HB8, against proforma 531-97 dated 26 Aban 1397. Delivery at the buyer’s Tehran office; written confirmation of conformity by Dr Alireza Karourian. Duration seventy days from down-payment. Currency as printed is euro; amounts stay off this caption.

Establishes. In 2018 the company was still buying ELISA plates from an Italian manufacturer through an Iranian seller, and Farideh and Soudabeh were the authorized signatories on that paper. Karourian is the named receiving agent. That is hard commercial activity after the alleged 2013 exclusion.

Does not establish. Does not prove a 2013 share deed, a Roche license, or that Hooman was paid. Printed euro totals are held off this page. A plate purchase is not a finding about his hips.

Facts

No public URL mounted yet. The face is quoted above.

Source: Folder 3 / 1. Padtan Elm Related Docs / Padtan Elm Evidence Doc1.jpeg

Context31 Jan 2019
PriceSmart names Sherry Bahrambeygui Chief Executive Officer

SAN DIEGO, Jan. 31, 2019. PriceSmart, Inc. (NASDAQ: PSMT) announced Sherry Bahrambeygui has been named Chief Executive Officer effective immediately. Director since November 2011. Vice Chair of the Board October 2016 to October 2017. Interim C.E.O. for the past two and a half months as printed. Headquartered in San Diego.

Establishes. A 31 January 2019 company release names her CEO of PriceSmart. That title is on this face. She is already named on the 2009 PAAIA photograph, the 2022 gallery filename, and the 13 August 2025 Curebound donor row.

Does not establish. This release does not print COO. Does not prove an Iranian biotech fund. Does not name Ommid on this face. A San Diego CEO appointment is not a finding about the hips.

Source: PRNewswire — PriceSmart Names Sherry Bahrambeygui Chief Executive Officer

Documented11 Feb 2019 (first day back 12 Feb)
HOA letter — Rupel resigns; Figley returns as general manager

Association letter, Park Laurel on the Prado letterhead. Phone and fax on the face. 2500 6th Ave remains.

Dear Park Laurel Homeowners. General Manager Jeremy Rupel has been addressing significant personal matters. Last week he informed the board that demands on his time to care for his family required that he would be gone from Park Laurel for an undetermined time, possibly multiple months, and he tendered his resignation. The board is sorry to see him go and supportive on a personal level. Action Property Management would look to welcome him back should Jeremy return to San Diego. Upon notification, Action worked with the Board to address the vacancy. Over the past weekend Action finalized the return of Ryan Figley as General Manager at Park Laurel. First day back: tomorrow, Tuesday, February 12. Signed: The Board of Directors and Matthew Holbrook, Action Property Management. Professionally managed by Action Property Management, Inc. Address on the letterhead: 2500 6th Ave, San Diego, CA 92103.

Establishes. The association, in writing, names Jeremy Rupel as general manager who resigned for family-care time, says Action would welcome him back, and names Ryan Figley’s coming back as a return with first day Tuesday, February 12. That is the paper for who held the seat and how the association described the change. Filename 2.11.19 matches a Monday letter before a Tuesday return.

Does not establish. Does not say he was fired. Does not say he came clean about surveillance. Does not say Figley was installed to resume hacking. A welcome-back sentence is the opposite of a termination-for-cause finding. This is also not the 11 June 2018 HOA notice — that notice is not in this warehouse.

Facts

No public URL mounted yet. The face is quoted above.

Source: Park Laurel dump: Management-Update-2.11.19.pdf. Association phone/fax on the letterhead are on the public raster. Building address stays.

ContextFilename · April 2019
April 2019 photograph — sister named; ex-wife is not

Warehouse WebP rasterized to PNG. Mounted because it was in the same upload. Read the filename: Carolin Botzenhardt is not on it.

Five women at a restaurant table. Filename as saved: Ommid Asbaghi, Sherry Bahrambeygui, Unknown and Pouneh Harandy — Picture taken for Sherry Bahrambeygui birthday April 2019. Carolin Botzenhardt is not named on that filename. The photograph itself prints no names.

Establishes. A 2019 social photograph exists in this folder, and the filename names Ommid among the people pictured.

Does not establish. Does not document the ex-wife in this frame. Do not treat this still as sister–ex-wife contact. Unknown on the filename stays unknown.

Facts

No public URL mounted yet. The face is quoted above.

Source: Drive folder 1_PNUnFo0N70JZpxJww5J1yDQmFPh5Cw4 / Medium Article Images / Ommid Asbaghi, Sherry Bahrambeygui, Unknown and Pouneh Harandy — Picture taken for Sherry Bahrambeygui birthday April 2019.webp

Conflict — keep both1 Jul 2019 (1398/4/10)
10 Tir 1398 — 531 of 1,000 shares. His name is not in the room

Ordinary annual meeting. Notice in Jomhuri-e Eslami 27 Khordad 1398, issue 11458. National identity numbers held off this caption.

Ordinary annual meeting of Padtan Elm, 10 Tir 1398, 10:00, plaque 26. Present as printed: two persons holding 531 of 1,000 shares — Farideh Kavesh, Soudabeh Keykavousi, Seyed Mehdi Moghimi, Alireza Karourian in the named block, totaling 531. Officers: Soudabeh chair; Moghimi and Farideh monitors; Ahmad Laripour Tehranfar secretary. Managing director reporting is Moghimi. Accounts for 1397 approved. Inspector: Vania Nik Tadbir principal; Mohammad Talebi alternate. Hooman Ali Tabatabaei Asbaghi is not among the named persons in the room. A circulated English report of this folder described him as a consistent attendee and signatory. This page is not that.

Establishes. On 1 July 2019 a meeting that approved the prior year’s accounts sat with 531 of 1,000 shares and did not print his name in the room list. That is a different face from lists that still print him at 250 shares.

Does not establish. Absence from this room list is not, by itself, a finding that his legal title had been erased. Other pages in the same folder still print his name later. After 1999 a printed name elsewhere is not presence here. It is not a bank credit.

Facts

No public URL mounted yet. The face is quoted above.

Source: Drive folder 1Ubr6r99CE_qA-4Pvw5-N11YCKZLszZMe / Padtan Elm Docs16.jpeg

DocumentedHuman Mutation 2019 · Fattahi et al.
Iranome paper — 1,575,702 variants; 308,311 novel

Zohreh Fattahi and colleagues, Iranome: A catalog of genomic variations in the Iranian population. Whole-exome sequencing of 800 individuals from eight major Iranian ethnic groups. Identified 1,575,702 variants, of which 308,311 were novel (19.6%). Also reports higher frequency for 37,384 novel or known rare variants. Principal investigators named on iranome.com/about include Hossein Najmabadi (Genetics Research Center, Tehran) and Mohammad Reza Akbari (University of Toronto). Padtan Elm, Farideh Kavesh, and Hooman Asbaghi are not authors on this paper.

Establishes. Iranome is a published population catalog with those counts. The 37,384 figure is higher-frequency rare variants, not the novel-variant total.

Does not establish. Does not name Padtan Elm as a founder, funder, or data generator. Does not value a 25% share. Does not prove Pathobiology Laboratory Center collected the 800 samples.

Source: Public: Human Mutation 40(11):1968–1984 (2019)

Conflict — keep bothOct 11–13 · T4 26 Aug 2019
Karches has not seen him since 8/2017 — a 2019 T4 still prints her name

Kelli Karches, MD FACE, Oct 13, 10:29 AM: I have not seen you since 8/2017. There were no medications on your medication list that were for testosterone suppression. I also do not know a Dr. Sheean. I do see you saw another Endocrine provider after me. Maybe that provider has more details for you regarding your questions. T4, Free 1.15, authorizing provider Kelli Karches, MD, collection Aug 26, 2019 2:34 PM, Blood (Blood, venous), SCRIPPS LAB 9535 Waples St., 150. Same still’s results page: Vitamin B12 10/13/2016 2:20 PM PDT, authorizing Geoffrey Sheean MD; Sex hormone binding globulin 09/30/2016 10:28 AM PDT, authorizing Kelli Karches MD. PTH intact 43.9 and calcium 9.6, same 09/30/2016 collection, authorizing cropped off. Same page. Not the same day.

Establishes. Karches writes she last saw him in August 2017 and does not know Sheean. A 26 August 2019 venous T4 Free prints her as authorizing provider at Scripps Lab, 9535 Waples. Sheean and Karches both print as authorizing providers on one results page, on 13 October 2016 and 30 September 2016. Authorizing provider is not a visit.

Does not establish. Does not prove she drew the 2019 blood or that her memory of visits is false. Does not prove Sheean met him. Same page is not same-day. Year of the Oct 11–13 messages is not on the chrome.

Facts

The warehouse still has patient identifiers. It is described here. It is not posted and not linked.

Source: Screenshot 2026-07-28 at 5.58.48 PM.png

Documented27 Aug 2019 · 8 Oct 2019 · 2025
Union-Tribune and local captions name Ommid Asbaghi in Pedal / Bill’s Angels coverage

Four press stills. 27 Aug 2019 UT kick-off caption names Ommid Asbaghi. Check-presentation copy recites $2,940,837 to Moores, Sanford Burnham Prebys, Salk, and Rady Children’s. 8 Oct 2019 Bill’s Angels kickoff caption names her with Amy Koman. 2025 Rancho Santa Fe Review names her as a Bill’s Angels co-captain with Julie Tafel Klaus and Denise Hawkinson.

Establishes. Local coverage across 2019 and 2025 names her in that fundraising role.

Does not establish. Press captions are not enrollment in a hip study. Cancer-event speakers on these pages are not orthopedic surgeons.

Source: Drive folder 1oxJ9Qb099ZU31JO7uD-aHRZ31Xm9GOav / Screenshot 2026-06-22 at 6.49.14 AM.png

Context2019–2025
Ommid Asbaghi named as Bill’s Angels co-captain

UT and Rancho Santa Fe Review captions name Ommid Asbaghi among Bill’s Angels co-captains. A 2 Aug 2025 captains letter names her and lists Scripps Research and Moores among Curebound beneficiaries. Curebound formed 2021 from Padres Pedal the Cause.

Establishes. Press captions and a 2025 captains letter naming her in that fundraising role.

Does not establish. Does not establish that the fundraising selected, funded, or directed Hooman’s clinical care. Overlap of family name, Scripps Research, and Moores as beneficiaries is circumstantial.

Source: Drive folder 1oxJ9Qb099ZU31JO7uD-aHRZ31Xm9GOav / local press stills now hosted

Documented6 Sep 2019
Schmidt and Colwell — metal allergy after TKA, not a smart implant

Kenneth J. Schmidt, Philip S. Huang, Clifford W. Colwell Jr., McCauley, Pulido, Bugbee. Self-Reported Metal Allergy and Early Outcomes After Total Knee Arthroplasty. Orthopedics 2019;42(6):330–334. Schmidt is the assistant named on the 2015 right-THA packet.

Establishes. The 2015 assistant later publishes with Colwell on metal allergy in TKA. Public bios: Scripps Clinic La Jolla fellowship; later Phoenix; robotic-arm assisted hip and knee on a Stryker surgeon page.

Does not establish. Not a smart-implant paper. A 2025 Journal of Arthroplasty metal-hypersensitivity title (Shankar et al., DOI 10.1016/j.arth.2025.09.018) is a different author team — do not attribute it to Schmidt.

Source: Screenshot 2025-09-01 at 11.19.02 PM.png

Documented13 Feb 2020
Saqvan Ali to Hooman — first recorded outreach

Gmail still. Highlighting is in the saved capture. App name is quoted as he wrote it; this site does not reprint how-to.

13 February 2020, Saqvan Ali writes to Hooman. Body, as printed: “June 24 2018 kameron panahi and I Saqvan Ali helped out a lady who ran into the store saying that hooman took my phone.” They realized it was “hooman asbaghi sister.” She “kept saying please delete the iCloud that’s on the phone.” Kameron and Saqvan “both told her we can’t do it.” She named an app — “Auto forward spy” — and asked whether he could see her calls and texts. Saqvan’s contemporaneous sentence: “they were out to spy on him and the best connection they had was sister.”

Establishes. An AT&T employee wrote to the customer, in 2020, about a June 24 2018 store incident involving Hooman’s sister, an iCloud delete request, and a refusal. That is the earliest dated written outreach in this warehouse. It is not a 2024 reconstruction. Kameron Panahi is named as present.

Does not establish. Does not prove the sister committed a crime. Does not prove iCloud access as a technical fact — it proves what Saqvan wrote that she asked for. Does not teach how any app works. Later statements date a sister incident to early 2019; that date conflict stays on this page. A 2020 email is a witness writing to the subject, not a court finding.

Facts

No public URL mounted yet. The face is quoted above.

Source: Investigator upload: WhatsApp still of a Gmail compose labeled Statement, from Saqvan (“me”) to hooman, 13 February 2020. First recorded instance of the AT&T employee writing to Hooman about what had happened in the store.

DocumentedCreated 3 May 2020
GitHub sayem314/hooman — public interceptor named hoomanize

Mobile GitHub still plus a desktop About still. Public repository. This page does not reprint install commands or captcha how-to.

github.com/sayem314/hooman, Public. One-line description: http interceptor to hoomanize cloudflare requests. npmjs.com/package/hooman. MIT license. Desktop About repeats that one-liner and prints topic tags including interceptor, captcha, cloudflare, cloudflare-bypass, scraper. Created date on GitHub: 3 May 2020. Not 12 January 2018.

Establishes. A public repository named hooman exists, created 3 May 2020, whose published description is an HTTP interceptor to hoomanize Cloudflare requests. The name and the published purpose are on the face. “Hooman” can also be a playful spelling of humanize. That coincidence is not hidden here.

Does not establish. Does not prove anyone used this package against him, opened an account, or installed it from a folder on an office computer. An HAA Enterprises folder on Figley’s computer is recall, not in this warehouse. This page does not reprint usage, keys, or a method. Investigator PDFs in the harvest that date the repo to 2018 are wrong; GitHub’s created date is 3 May 2020.

Source: GitHub harvest: Sayem314_Hooman Image.jpeg and interceptor to hoomanize cloudflare requests.png. Live repository created 3 May 2020.

ContextPublic name-frequency stills in the harvest
The given name Hooman is uncommon in the U.S.

Two public-web stills. Frequency estimates, not a census extract.

The name Hooman is uncommon in the U.S., appearing first in 1977, peak rank #1093 that year, Persian origin. Companion still: MyNameStats.com estimate, about 492 people in the U.S. with the first name Hooman, ranked 13,936th, prevalence about 0.150 per 100,000.

Establishes. Public name-frequency pages treat Hooman as an uncommon U.S. given name. That is context for why a package named hooman, sitting next to his own listing, is an anomaly worth putting on the same table as “humanize.” It is not a finding about intent.

Does not establish. Does not prove the repository was named for him. “Hooman” remains a real playful spelling of humanize. Both readings stay. Estimates vary by source.

Facts

No public URL mounted yet. The face is quoted above.

Source: GitHub harvest: The name Hooman is uncommon in the U.S.,.png and Hooman´s name is its prevalence is about 0.150 per 100,000 people..png.

DocumentedCopyright 2020 · saved as a forward
Apple — “Dear Ommid,” Farideh’s Apple ID, ICQ download

Mobile mail still. Header prints Fwd. Subject and Apple body stay. A To: envelope line is not on this face.

23:24. Header: Fwd: Your recent download wit… Subject: Your recent download with your Apple ID. Recent Purchase. Dear Ommid, Your Apple ID, farideh.kavesh@icloud.com, was just used to download ICQ – Messenger & Video Calls [Version 834878247] from the App Store on a computer or device that has not previously been used. Copyright © 2020 Apple Inc. Proton “FROM INTERNET” chip on the still.

Establishes. An Apple download alert exists, addressed Dear Ommid, naming Apple ID farideh.kavesh@icloud.com, for ICQ Messenger & Video Calls, copyright 2020. The saved still is a forward. That body is on the face. He says they never Family-Shared or iCloud-shared, and that he does not speak to his sister. That is why this text sitting in his mail is the anomaly. It is his account of the envelope. The body is not.

Does not establish. Does not print the To: header, so this still does not prove which mailbox Apple originally delivered to. Does not prove Ommid downloaded ICQ. Does not prove Family Sharing was on. Does not prove ICQ was used to watch him. Apple’s password-reset sentence is their template; this page does not teach a method.

Facts

No public URL mounted yet. The face is quoted above.

Source: Emails folder: Emails Ommid and Kavesh Interferance with Hooman.jpeg.

Context16 Jul 2020
Webster SMARTHIP™ figure — RF to a handheld; nanoparticle release as a concept

Mohapatra et al., Advances in Translational Nanotechnology, Applied Sciences 2020, 10(14), 4881, DOI 10.3390/app10144881. Figure 1 caption: The SMARTHIP™ can detect cell presence and function next to a hip implant in real time and possesses on-demand release of nanoparticles, antibiotics, anti-inflammatory agents, and more. Further, all information can be sent to a hand-held device to provide personalized medicine. Diagram: RF signal to a computer/analyzer; circuit/microchip/battery/antenna in the stem. Summarizes Thomas J. Webster’s concept. Distinct from CORDIS SMART-HIP 606335.

Establishes. The nanoparticle / handheld-personalized-medicine SMARTHIP™ sentence is a 2020 published concept figure, now located.

Does not establish. Does not identify his 2015 or 2017 parts. A 2020 concept is five years after the first THA. Webster is not Scripps. Not the EU loosening oscillator.

Source: Appl. Sci. 2020, 10(14), 4881 Figure 1 / encyclopedia.pub/entry/1447

Documented20 Aug 2020
Jeremy Hunter Rupel — official obituary

Public funeral-home obituary page as saved. Dates and the Park Laurel line are on the face.

Official obituary of Jeremy Hunter Rupel, July 27, 1984 – August 20, 2020. Passed away suddenly Thursday, August 20, 2020, at the age of 36 in Springfield, MO. Raised in Simi Valley by Rick and Marsha; moved to San Diego at 18. In the past year he relocated to Springfield to be with his dad, as he recovered. Engaged to Nereida Rodriguez; son Luka, 2018. SDSU linguistics; became a CPA; tax accounting and bookkeeping practice. “He started in Security and was then elevated to Property Manager for over a decade at Park Laurel in San Diego.” Relinquished home and business in San Diego and moved to Missouri “to be with his dad after the tragic accident that took his mother, Marsha, in 2018.” His care for his dad, Rick, “were instrumental in his recovery.” Visitation 29 August 2020, Walnut Lawn Funeral Home, Springfield. Cremated remains to be spread at Table Rock Lake, where his mother’s remains were spread in 2019.

Establishes. Jeremy Hunter Rupel was a real person who died suddenly at 36 in Springfield on 20 August 2020. The obituary itself prints a Park Laurel property-manager decade. It prints a 2018 accident that took his mother, a father who recovered, and a move to Missouri to be with that father. Those are the family’s public sentences, not a coroner’s finding on this page.

Does not establish. Does not print homicide, a head-collision theory, or a father who remained in a coma. “Suddenly” is not a cause of death. The February 2019 resignation letter is eighteen months earlier — this page does not collapse those dates. Not a finding that the association, Figley, or anyone named in the 2018 caption caused this death.

Facts

No public URL mounted yet. The face is quoted above.

Source: Park Laurel dump: Screenshot of the Walnut Lawn / DeGraffenreid official obituary.

Documented19 Oct 2020
Luteinizing hormone — McGarvey authorizing

Value 5.6 mIU/mL. Authorizing provider Megan McGarvey, MD. Collected 19 Oct 2020 10:02 AM. Final the same evening. Venous blood.

Establishes. McGarvey’s name is on this 2020 LH result as authorizing provider.

Does not establish. Does not establish remote tests, suppression therapy, or that Folder 6’s folder title “Doctors That Approved The Remote Tests” is a finding.

Facts

The warehouse still has patient identifiers. It is described here. It is not posted and not linked.

Source: Folder 6 / Tests Results Images / Luteinizing Hormone 5.6 Megan Mcgarvy.jpeg

DocumentedVienna 28 Nov 2020 · valid until 29 Nov 2023
TÜV AUSTRIA — EN ISO 9001:2015, pathology added to scope

TÜV AUSTRIA CERT GMBH certificate. Street number covered. Tehran, Iran stays. Issuer address is Deutschstrasse 10, A-1230 Wien.

TÜV AUSTRIA. Management system as per EN ISO 9001:2015. Certified: PATHOBIOLOGY LABORATORY CENTER, Tehran, Iran. Scope as printed: Providing Clinical Laboratory and Pathology Services. Certificate registration no. 20100203008702. Valid until 2023-11-29. Initial certification 2014-12-13 — the same date as the 2014 TÜV NORD CERT face. Signed at TÜV AUSTRIA CERT GMBH, Vienna 2020-11-28. Akkreditierung Austria and IAF marks.

Establishes. By November 2020 an Austrian certification body named the laboratory under ISO 9001:2015 and expanded the printed scope to include pathology, not only clinical laboratory services. Initial-certification date on this face is 13 December 2014 — it claims continuity back to the German 2014 certificate.

Does not establish. This certificate number (20100203008702) is not the number on the QMS test catalog (20152202009708). Keep both. Do not merge them into one document. ISO 9001 remains QMS, not ISO 15189. Does not name Farideh. Does not prove the 2016 Scripps PCR was performed here.

Facts

No public URL mounted yet. The face is quoted above.

Source: Investigator upload · Pathobiology Laboratory Center A & B certificates (2026) / TUV_AUSTRIA_2020

Context2021
Padres Pedal the Cause and Immunotherapy Foundation united to form Curebound

In 2021 two local cancer organizations, Padres Pedal the Cause and Immunotherapy Foundation, united to form Curebound with an initial goal to raise and invest $100+ million. Over the last decade those organizations awarded over $23 million for 90 research grants, including 6 pioneering clinical trials, as printed. Ommid Asbaghi is not named.

Establishes. The 2019 Pedal name and the 2025 Curebound name are the same fundraising line after a 2021 merger.

Does not establish. Does not name her. Cancer clinical trials on this page are not orthopedic implant trials.

Source: Drive folder 1oxJ9Qb099ZU31JO7uD-aHRZ31Xm9GOav / Padres FOunded Curebound 2021.png

ContextCurebound event copy as captured
Pedal proceeds fund Curebound grants at six institutions, including Scripps Research

Padres Pedal the Cause is a signature event of Curebound. More than $21.5 million as printed. All proceeds fund Curebound grants requiring collaboration among UC San Diego Health, Salk, Sanford Burnham Prebys, Rady Children’s, La Jolla Institute for Immunology, and Scripps Research. Ommid Asbaghi is not named on this still.

Establishes. Published Curebound copy lists Scripps Research among six required partner institutions.

Does not establish. Does not name her. Does not name Walker or this patient. Scripps Research is not a finding SCORE enrolled him.

Source: Drive folder 1oxJ9Qb099ZU31JO7uD-aHRZ31Xm9GOav / Padres, Curebound and Scripps copy.png

Context2021 Gleiberman Head and Neck Cancer Center Pilot Grant
Zanetti — 2021 Gleiberman Head and Neck Cancer Center Pilot Grant

One-page abstract rasterized from the hosted original PDF.

UC San Diego Moores Cancer Center. 2021 Gleiberman Head and Neck Cancer Center Pilot Grant. Study of antitumor B cell immunity in head and neck cancer patients. Maurizio Zanetti, MD. Scientific abstract: circulating TERT- and HPV-reactive antibodies in HNSC plasma; function of TERT and HPV-specific memory B cells. Curebound is not printed on this PDF.

Establishes. A 2021 Gleiberman Head and Neck Cancer Center pilot at Moores lists Maurizio Zanetti, MD. His laboratory page already prints UCSD Moores Cancer Center. The same title is Project 3 on Moores’ grants directory.

Does not establish. Curebound is not printed on this PDF. Do not write that Curebound granted this award. The Moores directory lists Curebound/Pedal as a separate program on the same URL. Does not name Ommid Asbaghi. A head-and-neck B-cell pilot is not a hip protocol and is not a joint Ommid–Zanetti document.

Source: Maurizio Zanetti 2021 Gleiberman Head.pdf

ContextMoores Pilot Grant Awardees page as captured · 2021 Gleiberman listing
Moores grants directory — Curebound/Pedal heading; Gleiberman 2021 Project 3 is Zanetti

UC San Diego Moores Cancer Center, Pilot Grant Awardees. First program heading: CUREBOUND/PADRES PEDAL THE CAUSE GRANTS, with Curebound and Padres Pedal logos. Same URL, later heading: GLEIBERMAN HEAD AND NECK CENTER PILOT GRANT. 2021 Project 3: “Study of antitumor B cell immunity in head and neck cancer patients,” Maurizio Zanetti, MD. Project 1 on that 2021 Gleiberman list is Gutkind; Project 2 is Jing Yang.

Establishes. Moores’ grants directory lists Curebound/Pedal awards and this Gleiberman 2021 Project 3 on one page. The hosted Gleiberman PDF is the same title. Pedal/Curebound already funds Moores on other faces.

Does not establish. Do not write that Curebound granted the Gleiberman award. Fall 2022 Curebound Cure Prize Project 1 on that page is an ovarian-cancer MRI study (Rakow-Penner / Dale / McHale), not Zanetti. A Google snippet that sits those headings next to this title fused adjacent listings. Does not name Ommid. A directory listing is not a hip protocol.

Source: moorescancercenter.ucsd.edu/grants-and-funding/pilot-grant-awardees.html

ContextLaboratory page as captured
Zanetti — Director, Laboratory of Immunology, UCSD Moores Cancer Center

Laboratory of Maurizio Zanetti. The Laboratory of Immunology, UCSD Moores Cancer Center. Footer: Director of the Laboratory of Immunology; Director, Immunology Course for Graduate Students (Biomedical Science Program); Director of Tumor Immunology — UCSD Institute for Immunology, Inflammation and Infection.

Establishes. A laboratory page prints Zanetti as director of the Laboratory of Immunology at UCSD Moores Cancer Center. Pedal / Curebound copy already lists Moores among funded institutions.

Does not establish. A director title is not enrollment of this patient. Does not name Ommid. Fundraising to Moores is not a personnel page placing her in that lab.

Source: Maurizio Zanetti Director of the Laboratory of Immunology.png

ContextConcert for Cures committee list as captured
Curebound Concert Committee — Ommid Asbaghi and Pradeep Khosla on the same list

Curebound Concert for Cures, CONCERT COMMITTEE. Co-Chairs: Amy Koman + Fernanda Whitworth. Highlighted rows: Ommid Asbaghi; Pradeep Khosla. Carolin Botzenhardt is also listed. The host-committee graphic already on Who is Hooman names Ommid with Carolin; this is the fuller committee list.

Establishes. A Curebound concert-committee page prints Ommid Asbaghi on the same list as Pradeep Khosla, UC San Diego’s chancellor, and Carolin Botzenhardt. Fundraising geography, not a lab appointment.

Does not establish. Does not prove they collaborated on a hip, a study, or a grant to Zanetti. A committee listing is not enrollment. Do not remount the earlier host-committee graphic as a second gallery of the same fact.

Source: Ommid and Pradeep Curebound.png

Conflict — keep both11 May 2021 (1400/2/21)
21 Ordibehesht 1400 — five partners, 505 of 1,000, his name not in the room

Docs27 is the assembly. Docs23 is the first board meeting of that term, same day, 12:00. Docs18 and new-docs.jpeg are WhatsApp stills of the assembly from Alireza on 5 August 2023 and sit in the folder album.

Ordinary meeting in extraordinary form, Tuesday 21 Ordibehesht 1400, 10:00, plaque 26, after a notice in Jomhuri-e Eslami issue 11968 dated 6 Ordibehesht 1400. Present: five partners holding 505 of 1,000 shares — Farideh Kavesh, Soudabeh Keykavousi, Hossein-gholi Amiri Gharagozlou, Yasaman Amiri Gharagozlou, Alireza Karourian. Hooman is not among those five. Officers: Farideh chair; Soudabeh and Karourian monitors; Bahareh Heydari secretary. Two-year board elected: Farideh, Soudabeh, Karourian. Inspectors: Vania Nik Tadbir principal; Behnam Safayi Zadeh alternate. Same-day first board (Docs23): Karourian chair, Farideh vice-chair, Soudabeh member; Hassan Momen named managing director. Signatures of those four. Hooman is not on that board page.

Establishes. In May 2021 a meeting that elected the board sat with 505 of 1,000 shares and did not print his name in the room. The first board of that term does not name him. That is supporting paper for exclusion from control even where other pages still print his name.

Does not establish. Does not by itself prove a 2013 share deed, and it does not prove he was paid or unpaid. Later 1401 lists in this same folder still print him at 250 shares. Keep both faces.

Facts

No public URL mounted yet. The face is quoted above.

Source: Drive folder 1Ubr6r99CE_qA-4Pvw5-N11YCKZLszZMe / Padtan Elm Docs27.jpeg, Docs23.jpeg; WhatsApp twins Docs18 / new docs

Context30 Aug 2021 / 2 Dec 2022
Persona IQ — FDA-cleared commercial smart knee, not SCORE, not a hip

30 August 2021: Zimmer Biomet and Canary Medical announce FDA De Novo authorization to market the tibial extension for Persona IQ, described as the first FDA-cleared smart knee for TKA; 10-year battery; gait metrics; mymobility. 2 December 2022 CBS Philadelphia, Stephanie Stahl, Donna Cordero: sensors to a personal base station that sends data to the phone and the doctor’s office. As printed: does not have a GPS; only measures knee movements; battery lasts 10 years then stops transmitting.

Establishes. A commercial phone-linked smart knee exists from 2021, with a nightstand hub. CBS names Stahl and Cordero. Quote no-GPS and the 10-year battery.

Does not establish. Not the 2004 SCORE e-knee. Not a hip. Not 2015. Not Stryker Trident / Secur-Fit. Not a finding 2023 laboratory blood was implant telemetry. FDA clearance is years after both THAs.

Source: Zimmer Biomet 30 Aug 2021; CBS Philadelphia 2 Dec 2022

ContextPublished 16 Sep 2021
Vickers review — instrumented THR possible; widely used smart THR not yet realised; BLE not used in a hip

Open access, CC-BY 4.0. Abstract: a widely used smart THR has not yet been realised; fewer than 100 patients received an instrumented implant, for discrete biomechanics not condition monitoring. RF 30–400 MHz named as body resonance for a deep IMD. Bluetooth at 2.45 GHz had not been used in an instrumented hip implant; low penetration would make BLE unfeasible in the hip in that telling. Vibration analysis treats a well-fixed THR as linear and a loose implant as nonlinear. Figure 7 reproduces Sauer’s titanium-sleeve / PEEK-coil package.

Establishes. A 2021 review of instrumented hips exists and prints those limits, including that Bluetooth had not been used in a hip implant.

Does not establish. Does not identify his stems. Handheld V/m is not a MICS finding. Vibration sensation is not a shaker test.

Source: Vickers et al. 2021 Prog. Biomed. Eng. 3 042004

Documented8 Nov 2025 capture · first Wayback 21 Jan 2022
path-lab.ir homepage — Pathobiology Laboratory Center

Live path-lab.ir homepage. Header contact bar and the about-block street / phone lines are covered. Hours of operation stay. A 2026 capture is not a founding date. The first Wayback capture, 21 January 2022, stays on the public link.

Live path-lab.ir homepage. English title: Pathobiology Laboratory Center. Welcome line matches. Building photograph on the about block. Self-copy as printed: a private joint-stock laboratory, one of the largest and most equipped medical laboratories in the country, with named departments including molecular, hematology, immunology, and pathology. Major decisions are described as taken by a board of directors. No personal name is printed on this face.

Establishes. A public Tehran laboratory under that English name has run a website from at least the first Wayback capture on 21 January 2022. The lab describes itself as large and equipped. The building photograph is on the page.

Does not establish. Does not print Farideh Kavesh, Hooman Asbaghi, or a chair. Self-copy is marketing, not a regulator ranking. A 2026 discovery date is not a founding date.

Source: Investigator upload · Pathobiology Laboratory Center packet (2026) / Pathobioilogy_Laboratory_Center_Website

DocumentedWayback capture of /diagnostic-profile/
Diagnostic profile — public menu including molecular diagnosis

Wayback still. Header contact bar covered.

English diagnostic-profile menu. Lines include molecular diagnosis, thalassemia, viral hepatitis, autoimmune, infertility, chronic fatigue, tumor markers, and a long clinical list. Footer: Pathobiology Laboratory Center.

Establishes. The public menu is a full clinical laboratory, including molecular diagnosis, not a single-test shop.

Does not establish. A menu is not a result. It does not print Hooman’s name or a Scripps accession.

Facts

No public URL mounted yet. The face is quoted above.

Source: Investigator upload · Pathobiology Laboratory Center packet (2026) / Diagnostic_profile_Pathobiology_Laboratory_Center

DocumentedCreated 1400/11/3 · Wayback 5 Oct 2024
Public menu — MTHFR C677T Real-Time PCR

Wayback still of /mthfr-c677t-mutation/. Header contact bar covered.

Lab Test page titled MTHFR-C677T-Mutation. Method: Real-Time PCR. Sample: 2nd EDTA blood. Created date as printed: 1400/11/3 (~23 January 2022). Body names MTHFR C677T and A1298C, including compound-heterozygote language, and lists clinical associations (stroke, thrombosis, homocysteine). Wayback 5 October 2024; captures from 3 May 2022.

Establishes. By early 2022 the laboratory advertised a Real-Time PCR assay for MTHFR C677T on its public site, and the same page names A1298C.

Does not establish. Does not prove this laboratory ran Hooman’s 13 October 2016 Scripps MTHFR. His draw is 2016; this listing’s created date is ~23 January 2022. Assay-name overlap is overlap. “Never consented” stays alleged until a consent face or a performing-lab line says so.

Source: Investigator upload · Pathobiology Laboratory Center packet (2026) / MTHFR-C677T-Mutation Pathobiology_Laboratory_Center

Documented16 Feb 2026 capture · 10 captures from 21 Jan 2022
Public menu — MTHFR A1298C, names both variants

Wayback still of /mthfr-a1298c/. Header contact bar covered.

Page titled MTHFR A1298C. Method: Real-Time PCR. Body names C677T and A1298C and Compound Heterozygote / Heterozygote / Homozygote. Clinical list includes atherosclerosis, thrombosis, stroke, neural-tube defects. Wayback 16 February 2026; 10 captures from 21 January 2022.

Establishes. The public site has a dedicated A1298C page that also names C677T and compound heterozygosity — the same two variant names as the 13 October 2016 Scripps Test Details face.

Does not establish. Same two names is not a chain of custody. It does not print a Scripps accession, a 2016 draw, or a consent. Iran drawings in a Scripps portal stay for the Scripps packet.

Source: Investigator upload · Pathobiology Laboratory Center packet (2026) / MTHFR_A1298C_Pathobiology_Laboratory_Center

Context2022
Iyengar — SMART orthopaedic implants transmitting by Bluetooth or RF

Open-access review. SMART implants as existing orthopaedic designs with embedded sensors; in-vivo changes transmitted by Bluetooth or RF. No still hosted; Elsevier blocked the PDF fetch from this environment.

Establishes. A 2022 class review of SMART implant telemetry exists.

Does not establish. A class review is not his implant and does not name Walker or Trident.

Source: Iyengar et al. Sensors International 3 (2022) 100163

DocumentedForm 10 Feb 2022
Patient Rights — informed consent, human experimentation, reasonable responses

Form 100-8720-844SW (2/10/22). Hosted PDF is the original.

Item 5: information needed to give informed consent or to refuse. Item 7: Be told about any human experimentation that the facility or your personal physician proposes to engage in that might affect your care or treatment. You have the right to refuse to participate in such research projects. Item 8: Reasonable responses to any reasonable requests made for service. Item 12: confidential treatment of communications and records; a separate Notice of Privacy Practices. Item 15: reasonable continuity of care. Item 22: grievance — written response within 10 days.

Establishes. Scripps Health published these patient rights on this form. Items 7 and 8 are on the face.

Does not establish. Does not prove they ran an experiment, and does not prove a legal breach of item 8. Hardware remains unproven. Item 7 is the sentence a reader would reopen if the labeled hypothesis were later proven as to the physical implant. Walker’s 2027 banner and the unanswered vibration messages are already on this column — sit them next to item 8. No mounted grievance-committee letter is on this shelf.

Source: Patient Rights and Responsibilities.pdf

Conflict — keep both13 Jun 2022 (1401/3/23)
23 Khordad 1401 — Karourian chair; Hassan Momen managing director from outside

new docs2.jpeg is a second still of the same minute. National identity numbers on the scan are held off this caption.

Ordinary meeting in extraordinary form, 23 Khordad 1401, 09:00, all shareholders stated present. Officers: Alireza Karourian chair; Farideh Kavesh and Soudabeh Keykavousi monitors; Hassan Momen secretary. Board for two years as printed: Karourian chair; Farideh vice-chair; Soudabeh member. Hassan Momen named managing director with the parenthetical ‘from outside the members and shareholders.’ Inspectors: Mansoureh Monsefi principal; Behnam Safayi Zadeh alternate. Binding documents require two board signatures plus the company seal. Hooman is not in the officer block and is not on that board. One month later, the 23 Tir 1401 attendance list still prints him first at 250 shares with an attorney notation.

Establishes. By June 2022 the elected board on this minute is three names plus a managing director who is printed as not a member and not a shareholder. That is a different face from a report that placed Hooman on the board in these years.

Does not establish. Does not erase the later 1401/4/23 and 1401/8/14 lists that still print his 250-share line. After 1999 those lines are attorney-use unless his own hand is shown. A board minute is not a bank credit.

Facts

No public URL mounted yet. The face is quoted above.

Source: Drive folder 1Ubr6r99CE_qA-4Pvw5-N11YCKZLszZMe / Padtan Elm Docs12.jpeg and new docs2.jpeg

Conflict — keep both14 Jul 2022 (1401/04/23)
2022 attendance list — Hooman still printed at 250 shares

Shareholders present at an extraordinary general meeting: Hooman Ali Tabatabaei Asbaghi, 250 shares; Seyed Mehdi Moghimi; Farideh Kavesh; Hossein-gholi Amiri Gharagozlou; Yasaman Amiri Gharagozlou; Soudabeh Keykavousi; Alireza Karourian. Chair Alireza Karourian; Farideh as a monitor. Address line: Shahid Sarparast, plaque 26.

Establishes. In 2022 his name and a 250-share line are still on an attendance list. After 1999 that line is read as Farideh using the 1999 power of attorney unless a page shows his own hand. The live civil case is about what that line was worth, who controlled it, and whether he was paid.

Does not establish. Does not by itself prove attendance in person. A 250-share printing is not a bank credit. His claim that he received nothing remains alleged until a money trail is mounted. Phone number on the footer is held off this page.

Facts

No public URL mounted yet. The face is quoted above.

Source: Folder 3 / 1. Padtan Elm Related Docs / Padtan Elm Docs25.jpeg (shareholder list still)

Documented8 Aug 2022
InvestmentNews — five years Wells Fargo, then UBS La Jolla

Warehouse WebP rasterized to PNG. Highlighting is on the saved crop.

InvestmentNews, Aug 08, 2022. As printed: Carolin Botzenhardt, who managed $100 million at Wells Fargo Advisors in San Diego, has joined the La Jolla, California, branch office of UBS Private Wealth Management. Botzenhardt, who had been with Wells Fargo for five years, earlier spent 15 years with Deutsche Bank Securities. Expertise listed includes investment management, trust and estate planning, lending, capital markets and foreign exchange, UBS said in a press release Monday.

Establishes. A 2022 trade-press note places her at UBS Private Wealth Management in La Jolla, after five years at Wells Fargo Advisors and a prior fifteen years at Deutsche Bank Securities. The $100 million figure is what this page printed for her Wells Fargo book.

Does not establish. Does not prove simultaneous Wells Fargo and UBS employment after 2016 — this page has her joining UBS in 2022. Does not prove interference in his Wells Fargo account. Circulating investigator summaries that start Wells Fargo in 2010 conflict with this face; the face wins. The $100 million on this page is not a finding she moved Padtan money.

Facts

No public URL mounted yet. The face is quoted above.

Source: Drive folder 1_PNUnFo0N70JZpxJww5J1yDQmFPh5Cw4 / Medium Article Images / 1*-LEw7HM7VxqXMkhxQe-06w.webp

DocumentedWarehouse still · SmartAdvisorMatch listing
SmartAdvisorMatch — CRD#3186184, Series 65/66, UBS La Jolla

Three WhatsApp crops of the same smartadvisormatch.com listing, saved from the Profiles folder. Complete Drive JPEGs, not re-encoded.

Carolin Botzenhardt, Ubs Financial Services Inc, CRD#3186184, Investment Advisor in La Jolla, CA. Certifications: Series 66, Series 65. Office location as printed: 1200 Prospect St Suite 100, La Jolla, CA 92038. Previously held positions as printed: Deutsche Bank A.G.-New York; Deutsche Banc Alex. Brown, Inc; Ubs Financial Services Inc; Scudder Investor Services, Inc; Deutsche Bank Securities Inc; Wells Fargo Clearing Services; Wells Fargo Bank. Registered to provide services in California. Firm AUM and office-count lines on crop 3 are UBS the firm, not her personal book.

Establishes. A public advisor listing printed that CRD number, those licenses, that La Jolla UBS office, and those prior employer names.

Does not establish. A directory listing is not a transaction log. Prior UBS on the same ‘previously held’ list as current UBS is as printed — it is not proof of dual employment with Wells Fargo after 2016. Does not name Padtan Elm, Iranome, or his account.

Facts

No public URL mounted yet. The face is quoted above.

Source: Drive folder 1D2tzv9YQEXjxrZkvrQYAezETBtTAhb6b / 5. Carolin Botzenhardt_ / Carolin Botzenhardt Profiles

DocumentedWarehouse still · Concert for Cures host committee
Curebound host committee — sister and ex-wife on the same printed list

Complete Drive PNG, 782,778 bytes. Year is not printed on this crop. Pedal / Curebound stills that name her as a captain now sit on Who is Ommid.

HOST COMMITTEE / CONCERT FOR CURES. Event Co-Chairs: Amy Koman, Fernanda Whitworth. Honorary Co-Chairs: Sally & John Hood, PhD; Julie Tafel Klaus. Left column includes Ommid Asbaghi & Levant Alkibay. Right column includes Carolin Botzenhardt & Paul Noury. Both names are on this one face.

Establishes. A printed host-committee graphic names Ommid Asbaghi and Carolin Botzenhardt on the same Concert for Cures page.

Does not establish. A charity host list is not a wire, not a Padtan filing, and not a finding they ran a scheme. It does not date the divorce. It does not fund a study on him. Further Curebound stills are not this card.

Facts

No public URL mounted yet. The face is quoted above.

Source: Drive folder 1_PNUnFo0N70JZpxJww5J1yDQmFPh5Cw4 / Medium Article Images / Curebound Committee, Ommid and Carolin Botzenhardt.png

Conflict — keep both5 Nov 2022 (1401/08/14)
November 2022 AGM — he is still on the list, not in the chair

Ordinary general meeting in extraordinary form, 14 Aban 1401, 09:00, plaque 26. Officers of the meeting: Alireza Karourian chair; Farideh Kavesh and Soudabeh Keykavousi monitors; Seyed Mehdi Moghimi secretary. Accounts for the year ending 1400 approved. Hooman is not in that officer block. Companion attendance list (Evidence Doc3) still prints him first, at 250 shares, with an attorney notation beside the signature column. Other lines: Moghimi; Farideh; Hossein-gholi Amiri Gharagozlou; Yasaman Amiri Gharagozlou; Soudabeh; Karourian. Inspector block names Vania Nik Tadbir (Mohammad Ghorbani) and Behnam Safayi Zadeh. National identity numbers on the still are held off this page.

Establishes. Four months after the July 2022 list, another meeting still prints his name and 250 shares, and still does not put him in the chair. After 1999 the name-and-share line is read as Farideh using the 1999 power of attorney unless a page shows his own hand. The live civil question is what that line was worth and whether he was paid.

Does not establish. Does not prove he sat in the room. An attorney notation is not his own hand. A 250-share printing is not a bank credit. Phone on the footer is held off this page.

Facts

No public URL mounted yet. The face is quoted above.

Source: Folder 3 / 1. Padtan Elm Related Docs / Padtan Elm Evidence Doc2.jpeg + Evidence Doc3.jpeg

DocumentedClock 11:27 · file dates on the list run 21 Oct–16 Nov 2022
Files — Can’t Delete File

Two Files stills. Overlay on the first. Same folder list on the second.

Files list including genomerev1 (11/16/22), HBA PAYMENT (11/11/22), HBA REVISED (10/21/22), my livfe rev 18, my. story French, NETWORK copy copy. Dialog: “Can't Delete File. This file can’t be deleted now. Please try again later.” Companion still is the same list without the dialog.

Establishes. The Files app printed that a file in that folder could not be deleted at that moment. The file names on the list are on the face.

Does not establish. A temporary Files lock is not a finding of malware. iOS prints this dialog for open documents, iCloud conflicts, and permissions. Does not prove a third party froze the folder. Does not teach a bypass.

Facts

No public URL mounted yet. The face is quoted above.

Source: Can_t Delete File.jpeg and Can´t Delete FIle 2.jpeg

ContextPMID 36510440
EMF stimulation in spinal-cord-injured rats — twitch improved, in rats

Chakraborty, Sharma, Vishnubhatla, Jain. Electromagnetic field stimulation facilitates motor neuron excitability, myogenesis and muscle contractility in spinal cord transected rats. Wistar rats, T13 transection, whole-body EMF 7 or 14 days. SCI group lost twitch force. EMF group improved muscle twitch and tetanic force.

Establishes. That paper exists. The highlighted phrase muscle twitch is in a therapeutic-rat abstract.

Does not establish. Does not show that high environmental EMF causes pathological twitching in a person with hip replacements. Improvement after spinal cord injury in rats is the opposite direction from a harm claim.

Source: Muscle Twitching - Electromagnetic field stimulation facilitates motor neuron excitability, myogenesis and muscle contractility.png

Documented1 Dec 2022, 23:50 / 23:52
Hooman to Laincsek — ommid-farideh on Farideh’s iCloud, in his Proton

ProtonMail for iOS still. Inner letter 23:50 to Janis Laincsek; outer forward 23:52 to Babak Hoghooghi.

11:28. Outer forward, 1 Dec 2022 23:52, From hooman <Hooman.Asbaghi@mmimedical.com> To Babak Hoghooghi. Inner: 1 Dec 2022 23:50, same from, To janis.laincsek@icqglobal.hu, Cc Daryoosh Khashayar. Subject: Kindly be mindful of this matter. Body: someone has been applying software in his email shata2000@proton.me as a folder for email account Farideh.kavesh@icloud.com with user name ommid-farideh, and a network-analyzer application he names, through which he says his email, screenshots, and other data are monitored and altered. Please have this stopped. Signed Hooman Asbaghi.

Establishes. On 1 December 2022 he wrote, under his name, to an ICQ-global address about Farideh.kavesh@icloud.com sitting as a folder on his Proton with the username ommid-farideh, and he forwarded that letter two minutes later to Babak Hoghooghi. That writing exists. It is the same Apple-ID name as the 2020 download alert. It is him addressing the issue, not a later reconstruction.

Does not establish. A complaint is not a finding that ICQ, Laincsek, or Hoghooghi ran the software. It does not prove Family Sharing. It does not prove the sister was receiving a live feed. This page does not reprint how any named application works. Hoghooghi as a later complaint face stays a later dump.

Facts

No public URL mounted yet. The face is quoted above.

Source: Emails folder: Emails being transferred to kavesh.jpeg.

Conflict — keep bothSep 22 · labs 3 and 16 Jan 2023
McGarvey has not seen him in 5 years — her name is on 2023 venous blood

Staff, 3:42 PM: Per Dr. Mcgarvey she has not see you in 5 years. You would need to establish with a physician endocrinologist. Comprehensive Metabolic Panel, authorizing provider Megan McGarvey, MD, collection Jan 03, 2023 10:23 AM, Blood (Blood, venous), resulting lab SCRIPPS LAB 9535 Waples St., 150. Test Results list: Result is from another organization. TSH Jan 16, 2023 and PSA (SURVEILLANCE) Jan 16, 2023, both Megan McGarvey, MD. Thyroid peroxidase AB Jan 03, 2023, same name.

Establishes. A staff message attributed to McGarvey says she has not seen him in five years. The portal prints her as authorizing provider on a 3 January 2023 venous draw at Scripps Lab, 9535 Waples, and on 16 January 2023 TSH and PSA (Surveillance). Keep both. Authorizing provider is not a clinic visit.

Does not establish. Does not prove she drew the blood or ran surveillance. PSA (SURVEILLANCE) is the printed test name. The list banner Result is from another organization is on the face and stays. Does not prove testosterone-suppression therapy.

Facts

The warehouse still has patient identifiers. It is described here. It is not posted and not linked.

Source: Screenshot 2026-07-28 at 5.33.57 PM.png

Conflict — keep bothVisits summary · 2015–2025 rows on the face
Blue Shield visits — both THAs inpatient; 09/06/2016 Med Labs; Quest 05/22/2023

Four money pages. Click opens the five-page hosted PDF. Identifiers print on the original; they are not quoted here.

Blue Shield Platinum 90 PPO visits summary, member name HOOMAN A ASBAGHI. 05/22/2023 QUEST DIAGNOSTICS OUTPATIENT and Kaveh Karandish the same day. 01/16/2023 and 01/03/2023 print SCRIPPS CLINIC MED LABS / LABCORP ESOTERIX as the visit providers — not McGarvey. 10/14/2020 Megan Mcgarvey VIRTUAL; 08/28/2019 Megan Mcgarvey SCRIPPS CLINIC MEDICAL GROUP OUTPATIENT. 10/23/2017–10/26/2017 Richard Walker SCRIPPS GREEN HOSPITAL INPATIENT. 09/06/2016 Edward Sakas SCRIPPS CLINIC MED LABS OUTPATIENT. 10/03/2016 Geoffrey Sheean SCRIPPS CLINIC MEDICAL GROUP OUTPATIENT. 10/09/2015–10/12/2015 Richard Walker SCRIPPS GREEN HOSPITAL INPATIENT; Kenneth Schmidt 10/09/2015; Eric Chou IHS 08/27/2015. 08/24/2017 Kelli Karches — her last row on this list.

Establishes. A second source lists both arthroplasties as Walker inpatient at Scripps Green, lists a Scripps Clinic Med Labs outpatient event on 6 September 2016, and lists Quest Diagnostics outpatient on 22 May 2023.

Does not establish. Does not prove remote collection. Does not prove a smart implant. A laboratory billed as the visit provider is not a clinic visit with the endocrinologist whose name later prints as authorizing provider. Passport later. Member identifiers print on the original.

Facts

The hosted original prints patient identifiers. They are not quoted in the file note.

Source: HA_Blueshields_Lab_Facilities.pdf

Documented23 May 2023
Blue Shield labs — Quest Diagnostics CA, Mojgan Pedram, 05/23/2023

Cover of a six-page results summary. Click opens the hosted PDF.

Blue Shield lab results summary, member name HOOMAN A ASBAGHI, plan Blue Shield Platinum 90 PPO. Quest Diagnostics CA, Mojgan Pedram, 05/23/2023. The visits summary lists QUEST DIAGNOSTICS OUTPATIENT the day before. A TEST AUTHORIZATION CLIENT CONTACT line on a later page prints MOSHGAN ISHGON.

Establishes. The insurer hosts a Quest laboratory results summary dated 23 May 2023 under a named provider, the day after a Quest visit row.

Does not establish. Does not dump every analyte as a finding. Does not prove remote collection. Does not prove he was abroad. Passport later. Member identifiers print on the original.

Facts

The hosted original prints patient identifiers. They are not quoted in the file note.

Source: HA_Blueshield_Labtests.pdf

DocumentedMay 24 · year not on the face
Hooman to Sayem — “Remember me?”

Telegram still. Display name 74Y3M. Date chip May 24. Year is not printed.

Hooman: “Hi Sayem. Its Hooman. Remember me?” 74Y3M: “Yes I do” / “You contacted me early 2023” / “About medical and govt issues.” Hooman, quoting that line: he writes that he was defrauded by family members and that, to prevent discovery, they started a hacking program that would prevent his private internet access; he says he found out the details; “clever and SciFi-ish endeavor.”

Establishes. He wrote to the public author of sayem314/hooman. Sayem dates a prior contact to early 2023, about medical and government issues. The later message under Hooman’s name exists. That writing is the exhibit.

Does not establish. A message describing a hacking program is his account, not a finding the GitHub package was that program, not a finding Sayem ran it, and not a finding the family installed it. Year of this still is not on the face. This page does not teach a method.

Facts

No public URL mounted yet. The face is quoted above.

Source: GitHub harvest: HAtoSayemRememberme.jpeg.

DocumentedLast review 1402/03/22 (~12 Jun 2023)
QMS catalog — 694 tests; rows 436–437 are MTHFR PCR

Fourteen-page TUV AUSTRIA Quality Management System catalog. Public faces: cover/page 1, page 9, and a strip of page 9 with the MTHFR rows under the catalog header. No personal name on these pages.

Header: TUV AUSTRIA CERTIFIED EN ISO 9001, certificate 20152202009708. Quality Management System, alphabetical test catalog, code QA/L/751/003/01, last review 1402/03/22 (~12 June 2023). Page 1 starts at row 1. Page 9 includes rows 436–437 as printed: MTHFR (A1298C) DNA — Real-Time PCR; MTHFR ( C677T ) DNA — Real-Time PCR. The catalog continues through row 694 on later pages.

Establishes. An ISO 9001:2015 QMS catalog for Pathobiology Laboratory Center lists 694 tests and includes both MTHFR A1298C and MTHFR C677T as Real-Time PCR. That is an internal catalog, not a marketing blurb.

Does not establish. Does not name Farideh. Does not name Hooman. Does not prove the 2016 Scripps PCR was performed here. A catalog row is not a result.

Facts

No public URL mounted yet. The face is quoted above.

Source: Investigator upload · Pathobiology Laboratory Center packet (2026) / Pathobioilogy_Laboratory_Center_Quality_Management_System

ContextWhatsApp stills from Alireza, 5 Aug 2023
Phone-chrome twins — same minutes, later screenshots

Phone chrome and WhatsApp headers from Alireza, 5 August 2023. Cleaner scans of the same minutes are mounted on the unique-face cards. Replace any of these if a better photograph is sent.

Docs18 and new-docs.jpeg: WhatsApp stills of the 1400/2/21 assembly (already on E-ELM-2021-AGM). Docs4: a share-and-signature crop with Hooman’s line visible, same Alireza thread. Docs15 page A: a tight crop of signature lines including an attorney notation beside Hooman’s name. Docs14: phone chrome of the 1375/6/18 constitution last page. Docs15 page B: phone chrome of the first-board minutes (same face as Docs3 / Docs21). These are later photographs of paper already in the folder, not new meetings.

Establishes. The folder as sent includes phone screenshots from Alireza on 5 August 2023 as well as CamScanner pages. The WhatsApp stills exist. Where a cleaner scan of the same minute is mounted, that scan controls.

Does not establish. A WhatsApp header does not date the underlying minute to August 2023. Phone chrome is not a second assembly. Footer telephone numbers on those stills are held off this caption.

Facts

No public URL mounted yet. The face is quoted above.

Source: Drive folder 1Ubr6r99CE_qA-4Pvw5-N11YCKZLszZMe / Padtan Elm Docs4, 14, 15 (two files), 18.jpeg and new docs.jpeg

DocumentedBoard minutes 29 Shahrivar 1402 · gazette 22 Aban 1402 (~20 Sep 2023 · 13 Nov 2023)
Gazette — Farideh vice-chair and CEO through 1404/06/29

Board table and the 1402/08/22 gazette of board minutes 1402/06/29, from the same live company page. Person national IDs in the gazette body are covered. Company شناسه 10100524000 and register 13884 stay.

Board table on rasmio.com/company/10100524000/: سیدمهدی مقیمی رئیس هیئت مدیره; فریده کاوش نائب رئیس هیئت مدیره; محمد کروگان عضو هیئت مدیره. Start 1402/06/29, end 1404/06/29. Official gazette 1402/08/22 (register letter 1402/08/15) of هیئت مدیره minutes 1402/06/29: خانم فریده کاوش به سمت نایب رئیس هیئت مدیره و مدیرعامل تا تاریخ 29/06/1404; محمد کروگان عضو; سیدمهدی مقیمی رئیس هیئت مدیره. The same company page reprints an earlier gazette 1400/08/16 of board minutes 1400/04/15 with the same two titles for her — مدیرعامل و نایب رئیس — and Moghimi as رئیس.

Establishes. Official gazette paper names Farideh Kavesh vice-chair and CEO of Pathobiology Laboratory Center, not board chair. Moghimi is the chair. The 1402 slate runs through 1404/06/29. She already held CEO + vice-chair on the 1400/04/15 minutes. That is heading the laboratory on paper.

Does not establish. Does not make her رئیس هیئت مدیره. Does not prove she still holds the office after 1404/06/29 (~20 September 2025); Rasmio still printed this slate on 15 September 2026, which is the dump, not a new appointment. Does not resolve the thanks plaque addressed to عالم حکیم. Does not prove the laboratory ran the 13 October 2016 Scripps MTHFR. Person national IDs are held off.

Source: Live Rasmio / روزنامه رسمی · Pathobiology Laboratory Center (retrieved 15 Sep 2026) / company/10100524000 gazettes

DocumentedDump 6 Mar 2025 (1403/12/16) · current slate minutes 17 Aban 1402 (~8 Nov 2023)
Padtan Elm Rasmio — Karourian chair, Farideh vice-chair, Safayi CEO from outside

Same 38-page Rasmio dump already mounted as the face of What is Padtan Elm. These pages are the officer table that was cropped off the facts still, plus the 1402/09/29 and 1400/07/12 gazettes. Person national IDs covered. Company شناسه 10101705792 and register 127180 stay.

Starred current slate on rasmio.com/company/10101705792, dump 16 Esfand 1403: بهنام صفایی زاده managing director 1402/08/17–1404/08/17; علیرضا کروریان chair of the board, same term; فریده کاوش vice-chair, same term. Companion gazette 1402/09/29 of minutes 1402/08/17: Safayi CEO from outside the board through 17/08/1404; Farideh vice-chair; Soudabeh Keykavousi member; Karourian chair. Earlier gazette 1400/07/12 of minutes 1400/02/21 already elects Farideh, Soudabeh, and Karourian to the two-year board — the same day Docs23 names Karourian chair. Binding documents still require two board signatures plus the company seal. Person national IDs held off.

Establishes. Official gazette paper of Padtan Elm names Alireza Karourian رئیس هیئت مدیره and Farideh Kavesh نایب رئیس, with Behnam Safayi Zadeh managing director from outside the board, through 1404/08/17. That is the kit-company slate. The Quality Control Manager on path-lab.ir and the Korourian nameplate on the laboratory door are the same printed name as this chair.

Does not establish. Name overlap is not a finding she put him on the Padtan board because he reports to her at the laboratory. He is already on the 1397 Padtan attendance list. The 1400/02/21 Padtan board election is dated before the earliest Pathobiology CEO gazette mounted here (1400/04/15). Soudabeh is on this Padtan board and is not on the laboratory directory or the physicians table. Gerowgan is not on this Padtan officer table. Two board signatures plus the seal is the printed signing rule — it is not ‘absolute power’ as a legal conclusion. Person IDs are held off.

Source: Drive folder 10v-0WbqKLjwju_b32Y9O3Ev2em1Vo9fY / Pathlab and Padtan Elm overlap / اطلاعات شرکت 10101705792.pdf (same 38-page dump as E-RASMIO-ELM)

DocumentedPadtan Elm gazette 29 Azar 1402 · PLC gazette 22 Aban 1402 (~20 Dec 2023 · 13 Nov 2023)
Rasmio person page — same Farideh on the lab and on Padtan Elm

Live Rasmio person page for فریده کاوش. National identity number covered. The capture had pasted the same profile header twice; the public still keeps one header and the related-companies table. Company identifiers stay on the companion faces.

Person heading: فریده کاوش. Related-companies table as printed: پادتن علم — نایب رییس هیئت مدیره, 1402/08/17–1404/08/17; آزمایشگاه مرکزی پاتوبیولوژی — عضو هیئت مدیره, 1402/06/29–1404/06/29; زیست شیمی — عضو هیئت مدیره, 1393–1395. Three companies. The Pathobiology CEO appointment is the companion board-minutes gazette on E-PLC-RASMIO-GAZETTE-1402, not this table’s “board member” line. The Padtan Elm chair line is the 1402/09/29 gazette, E-ELM-RASMIO-OFFICERS.

Establishes. The same Rasmio person page prints three companies: vice-chair of Padtan Elm, board member of Pathobiology Laboratory Center, and board member of زیست شیمی in 1393–1395. The table’s laboratory line is board member. The gazette names her vice-chair and CEO.

Does not establish. Three rows are not a theft finding and not a money trail. The related-companies table does not itself print مدیرعامل — that title is the Pathobiology gazette. زیست شیمی is a third company on this face, not fused into Padtan or the laboratory. Person national IDs are held off.

Source: Live Rasmio / روزنامه رسمی · Pathobiology Laboratory Center (retrieved 15 Sep 2026) / person page for فریده کاوش

DocumentedJan–Dec 2023
RIQAS — Monthly Immunoassay Programme 2023

Randox RIQAS Certificate of Participation. Participant line: Pathobiology Laboratory Center.

RIQAS Certificate of Participation. Monthly Immunoassay Programme, January 2023–December 2023. Participant: Pathobiology Laboratory Center. Signed Stephen Doherty, RIQAS Technical Expert, and Sally Picton, RIQAS Manager.

Establishes. Immunoassay proficiency participation continued into 2023 under the same laboratory name. 2017 was not a one-year blip.

Does not establish. Does not prove continuity of ownership. Does not name Farideh.

Facts

No public URL mounted yet. The face is quoted above.

Source: Investigator upload · Pathobiology Laboratory Center packet (2026) / immunoassay

DocumentedJanuary 2024 – December 2024
RIQAS 2024 — six UK participation certificates

Six Randox RIQAS Certificates of Participation, January–December 2024. Participant line on each: Pathobiology Laboratory Center. No laboratory street on these faces. Issuer address is Randox, Crumlin, UK.

Randox International Quality Assessment Scheme, Crumlin, UK. Each face is a Certificate of Participation, January 2024–December 2024, participant Pathobiology Laboratory Center, signed Stephen Doherty (RIQAS Technical Expert) and Sarah Fleck (RIQAS Manager), UKAS proficiency-testing mark. Programmes as printed: Monthly Clinical Chemistry; Coagulation Programme; Monthly Haematology; Glycated Haemoglobin; Monthly Immunoassay; Maternal Screening. Disclaimer on each: personal information supplied by the participant. Immunoassay continues the 2017 and 2023 immunoassay certificates already mounted.

Establishes. In 2024 a UK/UKAS proficiency scheme recorded this laboratory across six programmes — chemistry, coagulation, haematology, HbA1c, immunoassay, and maternal screening. That is international EQA breadth in the laboratory’s own name, continuing immunoassay from 2017 and 2023 rather than a one-year blip.

Does not establish. Participation is not a patient result, not ISO 15189 accreditation, not CAP/CLIA, and not a performing-lab line for the 13 October 2016 Scripps MTHFR. Maternal screening is a programme name, not a record that this laboratory ran his blood. No Farideh. No patient.

Facts

No public URL mounted yet. The face is quoted above.

Source: Investigator upload · Pathobiology Laboratory Center A & B certificates (2026) / RIQAS_2024 programmes

ContextResults page as captured
EMF symptom meta-analysis — sleeping disturbances, no significant effect on this face

41 studies, 2,874 participants. Sleeping disturbances SMD −0.01 (head) and 0.00 (whole-body); confidence intervals cross zero. Authors: no or small non-significant effects.

Establishes. That results page exists and reports a non-significant sleep effect.

Does not establish. Does not support sleep disturbance as a demonstrated EMF consequence in this analysis. His sleep complaint remains his.

Source: Sleeping Disturbances,.png

DocumentedRIQAS 2024 programme list on path-lab.ir
path-lab.ir — RIQAS 2024 programme index

Site index for the 2024 RIQAS year. Header email, phone, and plaque / street are covered. Hours of operation stay. Six programme links stay.

English/Farsi masthead: Pathobiology Laboratory Center / آزمایشگاه مرکزی پاتوبیولوژی. Title: گواهی شرکت در برنامه ارزیابی خارجی کیفیت (RIQAS 2024). Six links as printed: biochemistry, coagolation, heamatology, hgb A1C, immunoassay, maternal. Site spelling is theirs.

Establishes. The laboratory’s own site indexes six named RIQAS programmes for 2024, not a single immunoassay year. That is the breadth they published.

Does not establish. An index is not the certificate. The six participation certificates are mounted next. Does not name a patient. Does not name Farideh.

Facts

No public URL mounted yet. The face is quoted above.

Source: Investigator upload · Pathobiology Laboratory Center A & B certificates (2026) / RIQAS_2024_PAGE

DocumentedInner UI 31 Jan 2024, 06:21 · outer clock 4:28
Network scan still — open port 62078, iphone-sync

Photograph of a phone. Inner scanner UI dated 1/31/24. Tape over the camera area is on the original.

Target host Generic. Open ports: 1. Port 62078 labeled iphone-sync. Helper text: “Apparently used by iPhone while syncing” plus a code.google.com/p/iphone-elite wiki line. Inner clock 1/31/24, 06:21. Outer still 4:28.

Establishes. A saved scan printed port 62078 with the stock label iphone-sync. Apple’s lockdownd / iTunes-sync service listens on that port. The still exists.

Does not establish. An open 62078 on an iPhone is the ordinary sync port, not a finding of unauthorized access. This page does not reprint how to connect to it. Tape on the camera is on the original photograph; it is not a finding of physical tampering. Not a use finding against sayem314/hooman.

Facts

No public URL mounted yet. The face is quoted above.

Source: iphone-syncanomaly.jpeg

Documented13 Feb 2024
OSI Irvine — one visit, ten views, two screws on one cup

Exam date 2/13/2024. Asbaghi Hooman, Pt ID 284505, PELVIS. Two screws visible on one acetabular cup. R marker on one AP; screws on the opposite cup. His WhatsApp: one visit gave me all this.

Establishes. An independent Orange County office series of many views exists, dated 13 February 2024, with two screws on one cup.

Does not establish. Does not prove a smart implant. Does not prove Scripps swapped a stem. A 2024 office series is not the 2015 or 2017 operative film.

Facts

The warehouse still has patient identifiers. It is described here. It is not posted and not linked.

Source: Dr. Steven Barnett / OSI Irvine / strat.com stills

His account26 Mar 2024
Saqvan Ali — signed statement, 26 March 2024

Two-page signed statement. Date of birth on the face. Signature block 3-26-24 / Saqvan Ali.

Handwritten-style statement signed Saqvan Ali, 26 March 2024. He writes he was an assistant manager at the Del Mar Heights AT&T office, started March 2018, met Hooman about July 2018 on a personal post-paid account, and later learned John Goodrich had signed a Direct TV business account about twelve months earlier. Employees were told that if Hooman came in for a phone, hotspot, or SIM, the manager on duty had to take the SIM-card receipt; he says those numbers were passed to district managers Jesus Barraza and Brian Brown; assistant manager Stephen Eisermann was to report in-store activity. He says staff were briefed that Hooman was “crazy and Schizophrenic.” Page 2: early 2019, the sister ran into the Del Mar store about her iCloud — “delete everything because he will see” — on a phone Hooman had bought to give his mother. Name list “constantly mentioned by John Goodrich”: Larry Lendre, Mark Baum, Mark Rosen, Jesus Barraza, Ashley Kieth, Neil Nydegger, Emma & Rodney Crooks. March 2024 encounter with Kathy Amir Teymour, who asked why Hooman was spending time out of the country.

Establishes. A signed 2024 statement exists. It names the Del Mar store, Goodrich, Barraza, Brian Brown, Eisermann, a SIM-receipt practice, a sister/iCloud incident, and a March 2024 Kathy Amir Teymour encounter. It is the same witness as the 2020 email, four years later, on paper with a date and a signature.

Does not establish. Not a court finding. “Ghosted” SIMs and remote access are his opinion of why receipts were collected — this site does not reprint a method. Phantom Secure and Anom are program names in this 2024 text; they are not independently verified here, and the 2026 notarized declaration does not repeat them. Do not rest the chapter on those two names. Employment as “assistant manager / started March 2018” conflicts with the 2026 face (CSR, January 2017–March 2021). Sister dated early 2019 here and June 24 2018 in the 2020 email. Names on the Goodrich list are names he says were mentioned — including Nydegger, who is Hooman’s former patent lawyer with a public verdict. A name on that list is not a finding the person ran the store. Date of birth held off.

Facts

No public URL mounted yet. The face is quoted above.

Source: Saqvan Ali’s Testimony / Ali Saqvan Original Testimony Better Image1.jpg + better image2.jpg. Date of birth on page 1 is on the face. The warehouse “Easier to read” PDF is a later OCR; it is not this exhibit.

Context9 Apr 2024
Geiger — Exeter V40 with a piezo on a Sawbones test rig

CC-BY. Methods: Exeter V40, size 37.5 mm N°3, Stryker Howmedica Osteonics, Mahwah, NJ, with a PI Ceramic PICMA stacked piezo, cemented into a Sawbones femur. Published years after 2015.

Establishes. A 2024 bench paper used a Stryker Exeter as the laboratory host stem.

Does not establish. Does not describe a marketed smart hip. Exeter is not the Trident / Secur-Fit / Biolox list on his file.

Source: Geiger et al. Technologies 2024, 12, 51

Documented13 Apr 2024 (1403/01/25)
2024 official notice to Ghasemi and Narges Javad

Iranian judiciary اظهارنامه, tracking ۱۴۰۳۲۲۰۰۰۶۴۴۸۲۳۶, dated 1403/01/25. Addressees: Massoud Ghasemi, physician, and Narges Javad, physician. Declarant: Amin Paytakht international consultants. Body asks answers within one week about engineer Hooman Asbaghi, citing a Lithuanian branch and a Colombian lawyers group. Printed footer: this notice is official correspondence and is not the filing of a lawsuit.

Establishes. In April 2024 both Ghasemi and Narges Javad were formally noticed, on the same instrument, about questions concerning Hooman. The instrument itself says it is not a lawsuit.

Does not establish. Does not prove they answered, that they trained him, or that they took shares. Street addresses on the form are held off this page.

Facts

No public URL mounted yet. The face is quoted above.

Source: Folder 2 / Ghasemi / Ghasemi Legal inquiry / WhatsApp stills of اظهارنامه ۱۴۰۳۲۲۰۰۰۶۴۴۸۲۳۶

Documented18 Apr 2024
Apple News+ receipt — Apple ID far********@yahoo.com, San Diego

vieworders.apple.com still. Apple ID local-part already masked on the face. Card last-four on the face here. Street already asterisks on the original.

vieworders.apple.com. Receipt. Apple ID far********@yahoo.com. Order MLV1WMQYHZ. Date Apr 18, 2024. Billed to a card whose last-four is on this raster; street already asterisks; San Diego, CA 92101 USA. App Store: Apple News+ (Automatic Renewal), monthly, renews May 19, 2024. Total $12.99. Copyright © 2024 Apple Inc. Filename: ApplepurchaseReceiptKavesh.jpeg.

Establishes. An Apple News+ receipt exists for 18 April 2024, Apple ID masked far********@yahoo.com, billed San Diego. Filename says Kavesh. He says a receipt of this kind reached his mail while he was in contact with his mother and sister, and that they do not Family-Share. The face is a real Apple receipt. How it reached him is his account unless a header still prints the envelope.

Does not establish. The local-part is masked on the face — this is not a full-address proof. A News+ charge is not a finding of surveillance, ICQ, or account takeover. Last-four is on the face. Not a finding they share Family Sharing; he says they do not.

Facts

No public URL mounted yet. The face is quoted above.

Source: Emails folder: ApplepurchaseReceiptKavesh.jpeg. Amex last-four on the public raster.

His account21 Aug 2024 · 5 Feb 2025
Investigator stills — FAB and Emirates NBD, very large balances covered

Investigator photographs of bank screens, not letterhead statements. Printed balances covered. Account digits on the face. CONFIDENTIAL ALERT overlay is investigator work product.

First Abu Dhabi Bank still, date of issue 21 August 2024: current-balance line dated 18 July 2018. Currency Dirham. The figure is covered. Emirates NBD portal still, 5 February 2025 16:19: statement from 17 November 2017. Current Balance line present. The figure is covered. A third still of the ENBD e-statement chrome, 29 July 2024 16:52, prints BANK ACCOUNT WITHOUT ACCESS ALLOWED under a red investigator CONFIDENTIAL ALERT overlay. Account numbers and IBANs on the face.

Establishes. Investigator stills in this folder show two UAE bank screens with very large printed balances, and an ENBD access-denied banner. The exact dirham figures stay off the public page. Magnitude as claimed by counsel sits on the King & Spalding Scope of Work.

Does not establish. Does not prove the Central Bank holds those balances. Does not prove inactivity transferred them. A screen photograph is not a stamped bank statement. DIB has a denial letter in this room, not a balance face. King & Spalding’s approximately $4 billion is a separate Scope of Work on an unsigned engagement — not a reprint of these screens.

Source: HoomansPIinfoDubaiAccounts1–3.jpeg. Printed balances covered. Account numbers and IBANs on the face. A fourth still duplicates the ENBD screen and is not remounted.

Documented12 Oct 2024
Outbound mail to DIB — closed for inactivity, a promised cashier’s check

iPhone mail still. Clock 18:10. Account digits on the face.

Date 12 Oct 2024 at 19:00. To a Dubai Islamic Bank address. Subject names an urgent account; the number is on the face. Body addresses Miss Albalooshi. Claims Farideh Kavesh’s account was closed; a 30 July visit from different parts of the world; inactivity and failed email outreach; a signed authorization; return in five business days for a cashier’s check; then that the funds had not been received.

Establishes. A sent-mail still exists in which he put that inactivity-and-cashier’s-check account to DIB, twelve days before the Dubai Courts instrument.

Does not establish. A mail still is not a finding the July visit, the authorization, or the cashier’s-check promise happened as written. It is not a bank confirmation. The account number is on the face.

Facts

No public URL mounted yet. The face is quoted above.

Source: CentralBankWere you ever planning on responding to any of my emails egarding my mother, Farideh Kavesh_s account.jpeg. Account number on the face.

Documented24 Oct 2024
Dubai Courts — special power of attorney, Farideh to Hooman Ali

Dubai Courts electronic instrument. SN2024/0000439284. Request 2024/438284. Deed 1/2024/1258657. Passports on the face.

Grantor: Farideh Kavesh, American, passport type. Attorney: Hooman Ali, American, passport type. Numbers on the face. Scope as printed: special power to inquire of the Central Bank and of all banks inside the state about her registered personal banking accounts; to view accounts and documents; to inquire about loans, facilities, murabaha, financing, guarantees, and letters of credit; to obtain statements; to obtain certificates of discharge; to sign papers that enable that inspection; to obtain copies of banking transactions and obligations. Signature timestamp 24-10-2024 14:08:03. Writer of justice Shaimaa Ahmad Shaaban. Digital authentication. dc.gov.ae.

Establishes. An authenticated Dubai Courts instrument dated 24 October 2024, 14:08:03, names Farideh Kavesh as principal and Hooman Ali as attorney-in-fact for inquiry into her UAE banking. That is a third power-of-attorney window. It is not the 1999 Tehran instrument and it is not the 1392 pages. A second Dubai Courts instrument that afternoon names two other agents.

Does not establish. The printed powers are inspection and inquiry, not a finding he was authorized to withdraw or to redirect balances into accounts of his choosing. Does not prove any bank paid. Does not prove the mother obstructed. Passports are on the face.

Source: Power Of Attorney Kavesh to Asbaghi 2024.pdf. Three pages. Passport numbers are on the public raster.

Conflict — keep both24 Oct 2024, 14:40
Dubai Courts — general lawsuit-and-estate POA, Farideh to two UAE advocates

Dubai Courts electronic instrument. SN2024/0000438514. Request 2024/438514. Deed 1/2024/1263534. Passport and Emirates IDs on the face.

Grantor: Farideh Kavesh, American, personal capacity. Agents: Marwan Mohamed Ahmed Noor Al-Mazmi, UAE; Ammar Ali Ahmed Ali Al-Mulla, UAE. Header prints a general power of attorney in lawsuits. Signature timestamp 24-10-2024 14:40:57, thirty-three minutes after SN2024/0000439284. Writer of justice Salim Yaqut Salim. Issue date 2024-10-25. Receipt 2024/616290. Printed powers: appear and plead in all UAE courts; police, public prosecutions, immigration committees; complaints and investigations; appeal, cassation, all degrees; settlement, waiver, reconciliation, arbitration, admission; estate file, inventory, transfer of inherited property, sale and purchase of estate shares, mortgage; open and close bank accounts in the estate’s name, withdraw funds, receive and cash checks. Agents may act jointly or separately and may substitute. Digital authentication. dc.gov.ae. Passport and Emirates ID numbers on the face.

Establishes. She authenticated a second Dubai Courts instrument on the same afternoon as the inquiry paper. The 14:08 instrument names her son for inquiry. This 14:40 instrument names two UAE advocates for lawsuits, settlement, and estate banking. That is a fourth instrument on this file, in the Dubai window, not merged with 1999 or 1392.

Does not establish. Does not print a revocation of the 14:08 inquiry instrument. Do not fuse the two into a finding the first was withdrawn. A name match with Marwan Mohamed Advocates on DIB’s January letter is not a finding he filed the 9 December notice. Passport and Emirates IDs are on the face.

Source: Dubai Courts SN2024/0000438514, four pages. Uploaded original. Passport and Emirates ID numbers are on the public raster.

Documented6 Dec 2024
King & Spalding — unsigned engagement, Scope of Work approximately $4 billion

Page 1 is the Scope of Work. Page 8 is the blank countersignature. The KYC questionnaire in the same PDF is blank and is not remounted.

King & Spalding LLP, 6 December 2024, to Hooman Asbaghi. Dear Hooman. We are pleased that you have asked King & Spalding LLP to represent you. Subject to Client Identification Verification. Scope of Work: assist and advise on legal and regulatory steps to secure the release of funds being held by the Dubai Central Bank in UAE which were transferred to the Central Bank from Dubai Islamic Bank (DIB); First Abu Dhabi Bank (FAB); and Emirates NBD due to account inactivity and which total approximately $4 billion. Partners: Nabil Issa, Jonathan Ivinson, Donald F. Zimmer, Jr. Page 8: I agree to the terms of this letter. Name Hooman Asbaghi. Title Client. By-line empty.

Establishes. An engagement letter exists in which King & Spalding wrote a Scope of Work of approximately $4 billion across those three banks, naming him as the client. The dollar figure is counsel stating the claimed scope.

Does not establish. Does not prove the Central Bank holds $4 billion. Does not prove Farideh retained the firm — the addressee is him. The countersignature in this warehouse is blank. KYC is a gate on the face, not a completed questionnaire.

Source: 2024.12.06_Hooman_Asbaghi_-_Engagement_Letter.pdf. Personal email on the face. Pages 1 and 8 of 10.

Documented12 Dec 2024
Al-Kindi invoice still — Draft, $100,000, five days before the agreement

Phone still. Header prints INVOICE Draft. Amounts stay. Account digits on the face.

From Mohamed Abdullah Al-Kindi, Dubai. Date December 12, 2024. To Mrs. Farideh kavesh. Description: identifying and unblocking funds from customer desired accounts. Initial Payment $25,000; 2nd Payment $25,000; Amount Upon Success $50,000; Total $100,000.00. Beneficiary NAMUS PAYMENT COLLECTION AND MANAGEMENT SERVICES W.L.L., Manama, Kingdom. Bank Zand Bank PJSC. Header still prints Draft.

Establishes. A draft invoice in her name exists five days before the 17 December services agreement, with the same $25,000 / $25,000 / $50,000 split and the same NAMUS / Zand payment path.

Does not establish. A draft is not proof of payment. The Chase wire is the payment face. Does not prove she received or approved it. IBAN on the face.

Facts

No public URL mounted yet. The face is quoted above.

Source: HA.INVOICEKavesh.Alkindy.CentralBank.jpeg. Phones, emails, Tehran street, NAMUS office line, and IBAN on the face.

Documented17 Dec 2024 capture
Group testing — companies, institutions, government

Wayback still. Header contact bar and the phone / WhatsApp / email block are covered. The group-testing copy and the PDF / print / Excel results line stay.

Group-testing page. Wayback 17 December 2024; 14 captures from 21 January 2022. Copy as printed: the laboratory is prepared to run group testing of personnel for companies, institutions, and governmental and non-governmental bodies, with rapid sample intake. Results can be issued as print, PDF, or a cumulative Excel file.

Establishes. The laboratory publicly offers institutional / government group testing and bulk result files. That is scale, as they printed it.

Does not establish. Does not name a contracted ministry on this page (those logos sit on the contracted-institutions grid). Does not prove a specific employer sent Hooman’s blood here.

Facts

No public URL mounted yet. The face is quoted above.

Source: Investigator upload · Pathobiology Laboratory Center packet (2026) / Group_Testing_Pathobiology_Laboratory_Center

Conflict — keep both17 Dec 2024 · signed 18 Dec 2024
Services agreement — Farideh as customer, Hooman as agent, $100,000

Four pages. Customer street on the face. A draft invoice still in the same folder is a separate exhibit.

Effective 17 December 2024. Customer Mrs. Farideh Kavesh, represented by Hooman Asbaghi under a UAE-registered power of attorney. Consultant Mr. Mohammed Abdullah, Dubai. Subject: recovery from the Central Bank of the UAE to the customer’s desired accounts. Banks: Dubai Islamic Bank, First Abu Dhabi Bank, Emirates NBD. Fee USD 100,000 in three parts: 25% on signing, 25% on approvals and transfer requests, 50% on recovered funds. Success bonus 0.22 percent if recovered on or before 10 January 2025, then 0.15 / 0.10. Term: not to terminate before ninety days. Confidentiality and non-circumvention. Governing law: United Kingdom. ICC arbitration, Paris. Page 4: Hooman signs as authorized representative, date 18 Dec 2024. Consultant signature present; consultant date line blank.

Establishes. A written recovery contract exists in her name, signed by him as agent, with a $100,000 fee schedule and a success bonus. The 2024 instrument is the authority cited on the face. The full four pages are mounted.

Does not establish. The Dubai instrument’s printed powers are inquiry. This agreement’s subject is recovery and transfer to desired accounts. That gap is on the two faces. Does not prove Farideh signed. Does not prove funds moved from the Central Bank.

Source: ConsultingServicesAgreementKaves.pdf. Street on the public raster of page 1.

DocumentedGoogle Street View (chrome © 2025)
Codex DNA building and Scripps monument

Original Google Street View still from the evidence warehouse. Monument prints Scripps + Codex DNA + 9535. Google’s pin on this still is 10055 Huennekens St.

Building letters CODEX DNA. Monument: Scripps, Codex DNA, 9535. Maps title: 10055 Huennekens St. A separate still pins 9535 Waples St, San Diego, CA 92121.

Establishes. Those signs and pins exist on Street View stills in Folder 6.

Does not establish. Does not establish that his 2016 MTHFR ran in this building, that Scripps and Codex DNA are one company, or that an implant transmitted here. Filename is a label.

Source: Folder 6 / Tests Results Images / Scripps Codex Lab 10055 Huennekens St.jpeg

ContextARPANSA commentary as captured
ARPANSA — high-power 28 GHz RF and cornea thresholds

ARPANSA commentary. High-power 28 GHz RF-EMF may cause eye damage; a cornea-damage threshold is discussed. RPS-S1 public limits at 28 GHz printed as 10 W/m² whole body and 30 W/m² local, far below that study’s ocular-damage threshold in ARPANSA’s telling.

Establishes. A regulator commentary on a high-power 28 GHz eye-damage study exists.

Does not establish. Does not establish that minutes of vision loss came from a hip stem or from a handheld meter. 28 GHz is millimeter-wave.

Source: RF-EMF may cause eye damage,.png

DocumentedGoogle Street View (chrome © 2025)
9535 Waples St — Street View pin

Original Google Street View still from the evidence warehouse. Facade numerals 9535. Maps card: 9535 Waples St, San Diego, CA 92121. No Scripps or Codex letters on this crop.

Street View of the glass entrance. Pin text 9535 Waples St. Footer repeats 9535 Waples St, San Diego, CA 92121, Building. A sibling still pins 9531 Waples St — not merged with this one.

Establishes. That Street View pin and building number exist in Folder 6.

Does not establish. Does not print Scripps, Codex, or a suite number. The suite-150 identity comes from the catecholamines face and from public CLIA, not from this photograph.

Source: Folder 6 / Tests Results Images / Scripps Lab 9535 Waples St.jpeg

Documented6 Jan 2025
Dubai Islamic Bank — without-prejudice denial of the 9 Dec 2024 notice

Legal Department letterhead. No IBAN on this face.

Dubai Islamic Bank PJSC, 6 January 2025. M/s Marwan Mohamed Advocates and legal consultants. Without prejudice. Subject: legal notice dated 9 December 2024, received 10 December 2024. Formally denies all claims in that notice. Says the information is inaccurate and does not match their record. Asks for evidence supporting the claims.

Establishes. DIB’s legal department answered a December notice with a written denial. Marwan Mohamed Advocates is the named addressee. That is bank paper, not a reconstruction.

Does not establish. A denial is not a finding the underlying account never existed, and it is not a finding it did. The 9 December notice is not republished here. The 14:40 instrument names Marwan Mohamed Ahmed Noor Al-Mazmi; that name match is not a finding he filed the notice. No IBAN on this face.

Facts

No public URL mounted yet. The face is quoted above.

Source: DubaiIslamicBank.pdf

Documented10 Jan 2025
Chase — outgoing $25,000 to NAMUS at Zand Bank

Chase combined disclosure and receipt, page 2 of 6. Sender name and amount stay. Street, phone, and IBAN on the face.

JPMorgan Chase Bank, N.A. Consumer International Wire Transfer Combined Disclosure and Receipt. Today’s date and wire-transfer date 10 January 2025. Sender Hooman Asbaghi. Recipient NAMUS PAYMENT COLLECTION MANGE SER. Recipient bank Zand Bank P.J.S.C., Dubai. Transfer amount $25,000.00. Fee $50.00. Tracking M5R4ANUZOOAE. Street, remaining sender line, phone, and IBAN on the face.

Establishes. A U.S. bank notice exists for an outgoing $25,000 wire on 10 January 2025 from Hooman Asbaghi to a NAMUS beneficiary at Zand Bank. That amount matches the 25% on-signing line. The date is four days after DIB’s denial and twenty-three days after the 18 December signature.

Does not establish. Does not prove Farideh authorized the debit from her own funds. Does not prove recovery succeeded. Does not print who ultimately received the dirhams. Account digits are on this face.

Source: ProofOfPaymentNAMUS PAYMENT COLLECTION MANGE SER.jpeg. Street, phone, and IBAN on the face on the public raster.

Conflict — keep both26 Jan 2025
Portal — how can I access my DVT imaging report?

Four-phone strip, left to right, as assembled.

Jan 26, 10:48 AM: Topic MyScripps Technical Issue. How can I access my Deep Vein Thrombosis imaging report? Jan 30, 4:16 PM: view Test Results; Show hospital results. Feb 21, 8:56 AM: to Dr. Walker — first seen August 2015, right THA October 2015, left hip then unaffected by AVN; he wants the August 2015 Imaging Healthcare Services report. Feb 24, 10:15 AM: Dr. Walker has retired. Covering doctor: The report is not in the Scripps clinic system. Dr. Walker uploaded the images themselves, but the radiologist report is not available. Contact Imaging Healthcare Specialists, 858.658.6500. Feb 24, 11:01 AM: four attached report stills. Feb 24, 11:30 AM: he asks for the surgical devices in the right hip and writes that AVN destroyed the left hip months after the right THA; he mentions EMF radiation. Feb 24, 11:52 AM: staff begin a typed left-hip list for 10/23/17, Stryker titanium Trident PSL HA cup, cluster shell.

Establishes. The covering-doctor sentence is on this thread: the August 2015 radiologist report is not in the clinic system, and Imaging Healthcare Specialists is named. Other faces on this column already print a 2015 conversion encounter and a 2017 surgical-history row. Keep both.

Does not establish. Does not prove the backend record was erased. A covering-doctor message is not the operative report. The typed Stryker line is not stickers.

Facts

No public URL mounted yet. The face is quoted above.

Source: Screenshot 2026-07-28 at 7.37.27 PM.png

Documented10 Feb 2025
Horizons & Co tax invoice — notarisation billed as POA revocation

Phone still of a Horizons & Co tax invoice. Cropped to the paper. Kind Attn Mrs. Kavish Farideh, telephone, IBAN, and account number are on the face. The 3,500 AED fee is a professional charge, not a bank-account balance.

TAX INVOICE. Horizons & Co. Invoice 39435. Date 10-Feb-25. BILL TO CLIENT: Kavish Farideh, Dubai UAE. Kind Attn Mrs. Kavish Farideh. Tel No 0016192181395. Email Hooman.Asbaghi@mmimedical.com. Case/Matter Details: POA revocation- Mrs. Kavish Farideh. Case/Matter Type: Notarization. Case No N/A. Billing Partner Ref: Adv. Ali Al Zarouni. Client Code KF007. Billing Period 10-Feb-2025 To 10-Feb-2025. Professional Fee (Notarisation) AED 3,333.33 plus 5% VAT 166.67, total 3,500.00. Bank transfer box: Horizons & Co Law Firm, Commercial Bank of Dubai, account 1006114431, IBAN AE230230000001006114431, SWIFT CBDUAEAD.

Establishes. On 10 February 2025 Horizons & Co billed Kavish Farideh a 3,500 AED notarisation fee on a matter titled POA revocation. The Courts instruments from 24 October 2024 still do not themselves print a revocation. This invoice is the first paper in this room that uses that word, as a billed matter, not as a Dubai Courts instrument.

Does not establish. An invoice is not a finding either 24 October instrument was withdrawn. Does not prove who instructed Horizons. Does not prove a second POA was authenticated that day. Case No prints N/A.

Source: IMG_9438.PNG. Cropped to the invoice. Kind Attn, telephone, IBAN, and account number are on the face.

His accountEarly 2025 · clocks on the faces, not a calendar
Meters at the hips — on, off, walls, second device

Seven hosted recordings plus a labeled Peak 960 still from 306 VM High.mp4. GQ EMF-390 faces print V/m, not volts. 332 EF.mp4 is a twin of 316 VM .mp4 and is not remounted.

GQ EMF-390: EF 309 V/m High on the first take; the same recording prints PEAK: 960 V/m at the bottom of the meter, instantaneous EF 307 V/m on that labeled frame. 336 mW/m² and 60 V/m with EF Normal on the same screen; EF 324 V/m with the meter on a kitchen counter, not on the skin. Same counter, no sensation: 1 V/m Normal. Against a wall: RF 0.159 mW/m² Normal. On the bed near him: RF 183.1 mW/m² High. Second device, K18, held at the hip, LED bar lit. He says each high reading was taken when the vibration sensation was on.

Establishes. Recordings exist of a consumer EF/RF meter reading High near him when he says the sensation was on, Normal on the same kitchen counter when he says it was off, and Normal at the walls. A second handheld detector also lights at the hips in a separate recording. The printed unit on the GQ faces is V/m. Peak 960 V/m is printed on the 306 VM High recording and on a labeled still of that take.

Does not establish. Does not prove the stem contains a radio, and does not prove 960 volts. Instantaneous High on the peak still is 307 V/m; 960 is the peak-hold line. Consumer meters false-alarm near phones and wiring. His inference that the origin is inside him, and that the only foreign objects are the implants, is his. Pairing how-to stays off the site.

Source: 306 VM HIgh.mp4; 61 VM HighRF & EF Levels.MP4; 316 VM.mp4; IMG_0762.mp4; IMG_0780.mp4; IMG_0900.mp4; RF/EMF Testing from Hooman´s Hips.mp4. 332 EF.mp4 is the same recording as 316 VM and is not remounted.

His account16 Feb 2025
Hooman to Hoghooghi — “You denied knowing ommid and sherry but back tracked on Sherry”

Proton still, 16 February 2025. From hooman / Hooman.Asbaghi@mmi… To: Babak Hoghooghi. Subject: Why couldn’t you just not accept the proposal. His words: You negotiated every deal on the Iranome project, (claiming protection and privacy for the Iranian people), denied having had knowledge of Padtan Elm, and the La Jolla AI home… You denied knowing ommid and sherry but back tracked on Sherry. You handled the desks with TEVA… Why couldn’t you just claim conflict of interest??? Sign-off: Hooman. A later chip on the same thread: 25 February 2025, unopened on this still. No Babak reply is on these faces.

Establishes. He sent this accusation to Hoghooghi on 16 February 2025. The quoted denial and backtrack are his sentences. The 1 December 2022 outer forward already names Hoghooghi on the Apple-ID letter.

Does not establish. Does not prove Hoghooghi denied knowing Ommid or Sherry, or recanted, because Babak’s own reply is not on these stills. Iranome negotiation, TEVA desks, osteoporosis causation, and conflict of interest remain his accusations. A 25 February chip is not an opened reply.

Source: Why couldn’t you just not accept the proposal — 16 Feb 2025

Conflict — keep bothClock 06:36
Visit list omits both arthroplasties

Last printed orthopedic row is 11 May 2017, Walker. Footer: There are no more visits to show.

Visit list rows on this still: 24 Aug 2017 Kelli Karches, endocrine; 18 May 2017 Karches, endocrine; 11 May 2017 Richard Walker, Scripps Clinic Torrey Pines Orthopedic Surgery. There are no more visits to show. 9 Oct 2015 and 23 Oct 2017 are not on this list. A Blue Shield visits summary on this column independently lists 10/09/2015–10/12/2015 and 10/23/2017–10/26/2017 as Richard Walker, SCRIPPS GREEN HOSPITAL, INPATIENT.

Establishes. This portal visit list, as shown, does not print the two hip operations. The insurer list does.

Does not establish. Does not prove the operations were deleted from a backend. Other faces on this column print those dates, including a Notes implant row for the 2017 left shell. A near-duplicate still of the same list is not remounted. Does not prove a 24-hour takedown.

Facts

The warehouse still has patient identifiers. It is described here. It is not posted and not linked.

Source: Removed2015HipReplacement.jpeg

DocumentedClock 06:40
Health Issues — osteonecrosis of left hip started 10/23/2017

Health Issues. Osteonecrosis of left hip, Started 10/23/2017, circled. Other rows: enlarged lymph nodes 12/22/2014; iron deficiency 8/24/2017; fluid 1/30/2025.

Establishes. The problem list on this still prints a left-hip osteonecrosis start date on the left-THA day.

Does not establish. A start date is not the operative report. A second Health Issues still of the same kind is not remounted.

Facts

The warehouse still has patient identifiers. It is described here. It is not posted and not linked.

Source: Removed2015HipReplacemnet2.jpeg

Conflict — keep bothClock 20:38
Surgical history prints the 23 Oct 2017 replacement

Surgical history. Replacement of thigh bone and hip joint prosthesis, 10/23/2017. Other rows: OTHER SURGICAL HISTORY; CRANIOTOMY.

Establishes. A chart screen prints the left replacement on that date, against the visit list that does not.

Does not establish. Does not print the 2015 right THA on this crop. Does not prove later deletion.

Facts

The warehouse still has patient identifiers. It is described here. It is not posted and not linked.

Source: HAScripps2017HipExistance2.jpeg

DocumentedClock 16:03
He asks for every component used to replace the right hip

MyScripps. Topic: MyScripps Technical Issue. I’d like to have a list of all components used to replace my right hip.

Establishes. He asked, in the portal, for a component list of the right hip.

Does not establish. A request is not a finding they refused. The typed reply is a separate exhibit.

Facts

No public URL mounted yet. The face is quoted above.

Source: HAtoScrippsInsistanceOnInfoOfHisHips.jpeg

Conflict — keep bothClock 08:40
MyScripps Notes — left shell 542-11-54F existed in the app

Filename on Drive said 2015. The face is the 23 Oct 2017 left shell. Clock 08:40.

MyScripps Notes, Implants. SHELL. Laterality Left. Implanted on October 23, 2017. Implanted by Richard Walker, MD. Implanted at Scripps Green Hospital. Manufacturer STRYKER ORTHOPEDICS. Model 542-11-54F. Lot 8938K3. Unique device identifier (01)07613327037203(17)220907(10)8938K3.

Establishes. A Notes implant row for the 2017 left shell existed in the app as he captured it. A visit list on this column does not print either THA. Staff later type a parts list and write that 2015 material is not in the current EMR because Scripps was not using it then. He writes in the portal that the 2015 surgery is not referenced.

Does not establish. Does not prove the visit list was rewritten by a named person. Does not prove a 24-hour takedown — the clocks on these faces are not a same-screen before-and-after. Filename 2015 is not the implant date. A Notes row is not tray stickers and not electronics.

Facts

The warehouse still has patient identifiers. It is described here. It is not posted and not linked.

Source: 2015hipsurgeryexistanceevidence.jpeg

His accountThursday 20 Feb on one clock · other faces undated
He photographed swollen feet over a period of months, in his telling

A two-panel still: socked foot beside a markedly swollen bare foot with a linear ankle scar. Three additional photographs of a foot and ankle. One clock prints Thursday 20 Feb, 08:2x. Health Issues already prints accumulation of fluid 01/30/2025.

Establishes. Photographs exist, including a two-panel contrast of a socked foot beside marked swelling. A problem-list row for fluid exists on a separate still.

Does not establish. A photograph is not a finding an implant caused edema. A scar is not an EMF injury. Does not date the swelling to 2015 or 2017.

Source: Screenshot 2026-09-18 at 11.12.47 AM.png (two-panel); HoomanSwollenFeet.jpeg; Hooman Swollen Feet 2.jpeg; Hoomans Swollen Feet 4.JPG

Documented21 Feb 2025, 7:35 PM
Health-summary package failed to deliver

Your Scripps Health Care Team, Feb 21 at 7:35 PM. An error occurred while delivering your health summary package to Hooman.asbaghi@mmimedical.com. Contact Scripps Health for alternative methods to deliver your medical history. You cannot reply to a message generated by the system.

Establishes. A system delivery error for a health-summary package to that address exists on this date.

Does not establish. Does not prove the summary was never generated. Filename said the hospital failed to send mail; the face is a delivery error. Does not prove the hip operations were removed.

Facts

No public URL mounted yet. The face is quoted above.

Source: HAScribbsFailureToSendEmail.jpeg

Documented29 Jan 2025 result · packet around 21 Feb 2025
Health summary — This result has an attachment that is not available

2D ECHO COMPLETE WITHOUT CONTRAST (WITH COLOR & DOPPLER), 01/29/2025 4:39 PM PST. Narrative, in red: This result has an attachment that is not available. Authorizing provider Eric Hong MD. CV ECHO PROCEDURES, Final Result. Below: venous duplex 01/26/2025, Stellios Karnezis MD, negative for DVT.

Establishes. On this page of the February 2025 health summary, the echo result prints that red sentence. He says it is the only page of that ~90-page packet, and of the hip imaging, that carries it. The rest of the packet waits.

Does not establish. Does not prove hip films were stripped. This face is an echocardiogram page, not a pelvis film. Does not prove the attachment was deleted rather than never exported into this PDF.

Facts

The warehouse still has patient identifiers. It is described here. It is not posted and not linked.

Source: Lucy! health summary, first pages. Mounted page: the red attachment sentence.

Conflict — keep both21 Feb 2025 8:31 AM
Ninety-page Patient Health Summary — generated 21 Feb 2025

Cover plus problems and devices pages. Click opens the hosted ninety-page PDF.

Scripps Health Patient Health Summary, generated on Feb. 21, 2025, ninety pages. Cover: demographics and a medications list. Page 2 Active Problems: osteonecrosis of left hip 10/23/2017; status post right hip replacement 11/12/2015. Page 3 Medical Devices: 10/23/2017 left hip Stryker / Biolox / Trident rows, Walker at Scripps Green; LEFT TOTAL HIP REPLACEMENT on that date. No 9 October 2015 right-hip device row on page 3.

Establishes. A ninety-page health summary generated 21 February 2025 exists and is hosted. Both hips print as problems. The devices page in this packet prints the 2017 left hip and does not print the 2015 right as a device.

Does not establish. Does not prove a backend deletion of the 2015 operation. A devices page is not tray stickers. The echo red sentence is a separate already-mounted face. Identifiers stay as printed.

Facts

The hosted original prints patient identifiers. They are not quoted in the file note.

Source: Hoomans Health Summaries.pdf

DocumentedPortal replies 2025 (comms 6–10)
Scripps implant-part lists — no electronics named

Warehouse PNG Stryker parts used in Hoomans 2017 surgery.png, 235,392 bytes, mounted complete — not a 13 KB hex crush.

Four conventional Stryker / Biolox components listed for each hip. Staff: 2015 material not in current EMR because Scripps was not using it then.

Establishes. What Scripps listed, and the pre-current-EMR explanation they gave.

Does not establish. Does not by itself disprove a later telemetry claim. It is the list they uploaded. A later portal message naming a Stryker cup is the same kind of typed list, not stickers. A Notes implant row he had already captured still prints the 2017 left shell 542-11-54F. “Not in current EMR” is their sentence, not a finding of deletion, and not a 24-hour takedown.

Facts

No public URL mounted yet. The face is quoted above.

Source: Folder 4 / MyScripps communications 6–10

Conflict — keep both24 Feb – 1 May 2025
He asked them to upload the 2015 right hip. They had typed the left.

Six-phone strip. A staff apology is not tray stickers.

Feb 24, 12:07 PM: I'm referring to the surgery in October of 2015 on my RIGHT HIP. Why is there no reference of that surgery. Can you please UPLOAD that info? Feb 24, 1:33 PM: My apologies! Here is the implant info for your right total hip arthroplasty via posterior approach as performed by Dr. Walker on 10/09/2015. Mar 25, 10:50 PM to Tanya: every component (including part number) of my 2015 total right hip replacement. May 1, 9:53 AM: hip could have been replaced with a SMART HIP and possibly transmit health information especially genetic information; Walker won’t be back until January of 2027; how can I find out if either hip is SMART. Portal support: contact Dr. Walkers office or the orthopedic dept.

Establishes. He caught that the typed list was the left hip and asked for the 2015 right to be uploaded. Staff apologized on the portal and named a 10/09/2015 posterior-approach implant note. The 1 May genetic-transmission sentence is his, printed as he wrote it.

Does not establish. The apology is not tray stickers. A later twelve-page converted packet generated 23 Apr 2025 now sits on Surgeries. Does not prove a smart implant or genetic transmission. Portal support declining the question is not a finding. He later writes that a nurse uploaded first-surgery files and that they were gone the following day. That sentence is his. The clocks are not a same-screen before-and-after.

Facts

No public URL mounted yet. The face is quoted above.

Source: Screenshot 2026-07-28 at 7.56.05 PM.png

Documented6 Mar 2025, 9:22 AM
DuckDuckGo — “HAA- Enterprises” returns his listing next to sayem314/hooman

Mobile DuckDuckGo still as saved. Search string on the face: HAA- Enterprises. Clock 4:31. The iOS find-in-page bar (“Search in Duck Duck Go” / Cancel) is on the original JPEG and stays. DOB on the face. Public one-line GitHub description stays. Usage language under that title is on the face.

iPhone still. Search in Duck Duck Go, query “HAA- Enterprises,” timestamp 3/6/25, 9:22 AM. Result 1: Hooman A. Asbaghi. Lives in San Diego, CA. Primary Residence: 2500 6th Ave. A date of birth printed on that card is on this raster. Result 2: github.com/sayem314/hooman — “http interceptor to hoomanize cloudflare requests.” Result 3: truncated Bizapedia hit, noor-42-llc. Keyboard visible.

Establishes. A saved search for that name returned his personal listing — same building as this file — immediately above a public GitHub repository named hooman whose published one-line description is an HTTP interceptor to hoomanize Cloudflare requests. The repository was created 3 May 2020. That adjacency is on the face. He has since changed addresses; the building line is the point of the still, not a current locator.

Does not establish. Does not prove an HAA Enterprises folder existed on Ryan Figley’s office computer — that folder is recall, not in this warehouse. Does not prove anyone used this package, against him or otherwise. “Hooman” is also a playful spelling of humanize; the package name is hoomanize. That coincidence is real and is not hidden here. Linking the public description to what an AT&T witness later said a sister was receiving is an anomaly, not a finding of access. This page does not reprint usage, keys, or a method. noor-42-llc is not developed here.

Source: Park Laurel dump: DuckDuckGO search of HAA Enterprises.jpeg. Date of birth and usage-snippet on the public raster. Building address stays.

Documented6 Mar 2025
HAA Enterprises search — his listing sits next to this repository

Same public raster as the Park Laurel HAA still. DOB and usage language on the face. iOS find bar stays — it is on the original.

DuckDuckGo query HAA- Enterprises. First result: Hooman A. Asbaghi, San Diego, primary residence 2500 6th Ave. Second result: github.com/sayem314/hooman — “http interceptor to hoomanize cloudflare requests.” That adjacency is the exhibit.

Establishes. A saved search for that name returned his personal listing immediately above this public repository. Personal information and what the package is published to do sit on one still. That is the anomaly. The building address is the point of the listing, not a current locator.

Does not establish. Does not prove the search followed a folder on Ryan Figley’s office computer — that folder is recall. Does not prove the package was run. Usage language under the GitHub title is on the face. Methods stay off this page.

Source: Park Laurel harvest: DuckDuckGO search of HAA Enterprises.jpeg. Same still as E-PL-HAA-DDG. This room is the GitHub file; Park Laurel is the building file. One still, two windows, not two copies of the folder story.

Documenteddcbar.org complaint form as captured · keep 6 Mar 2025 email date
DC Bar complaint form — introduced to Hoghooghi; $400,000 as printed

www.dcbar.org complaint form. Underlying civil, criminal, or EEOC matter: No. DETAILS OF COMPLAINT, as typed: I was introduced to Mr. Hoghooghi to investigate the theft of my shares by the other shareholders. He offered his help but made it contingent upon having an outside party conduct a thorough investigation first… He said that I’d first have to pay the investigation fees… deposited into their escrow account… three quarterly reports. He charged $400,000 and — the still crops there. A 6 March 2025 email to complaint@dcobpr.org is already in the warehouse analysis; keep that date next to older captions 15 Mar 2021 / paste 13 Mar 2025 until remounted.

Establishes. A DC Bar complaint form under his typing exists. A complaint was sent. The $400,000 figure is on this face as what he wrote.

Does not establish. A complaint is not a finding of misconduct or discipline. This still is not an Office of Disciplinary Counsel determination. The form crops before the rest of the narrative. Do not treat escrow or quarterly-report language as proven from this crop alone.

Source: HAtoBabakHoghooghComplaintFiling.jpeg

DocumentedFirst Amended Complaint · number as printed
Asbaghi v. Asbaghi — First Amended Complaint, first page

Superior Court of California, County of San Diego. Arena Law Group, PC, Albert W. Arena, SBN 113723, attorneys for plaintiff HOOMAN ALI ASBAGHI. HOOMAN ALI ASBAGHI, an individual, Plaintiff, v. OMMID S. ASBAGHI, an individual; FARIDEH KAVESH, an individual; and DOES 1 through 50. Case No.: 25CU01380C. **FIRST AMENDED COMPLAINT**. COMPLAINT FOR fifteen numbered causes as printed, including fraud, breach of fiduciary duty, conversion, invasion of privacy, civil conspiracy, and unauthorized computer access / cyber intrusion. DEMAND FOR JURY TRIAL. Introduction: against his biological mother Farideh Kavesh and his sister Ommid S. Asbaghi. Page 1. No file-stamp date on this page.

Establishes. The first page of a First Amended Complaint exists. The case number on that page is 25CU01380C. The named defendants on this page are Ommid S. Asbaghi and Farideh Kavesh. Circulating 25CU013807C is not on this face.

Does not establish. A pleading is not a finding. Fifteen listed causes are what he filed, not what a court found. Civil conspiracy on the caption is not a finding of a sister/mother conspiracy. This page does not print a file-stamp date; original filing cited on this file remains 17 March 2025. The complaint is not republished in full.

Source: First Amended Complaint Asbaghi Vs Asbaghi.png

Documented7 Apr 2025
Tribute wall — Hooman Asbaghi, 7 April 2025

Four comments on the saved face. The signed block to focus is Hooman Asbaghi, April 7, 2025. The other three are coworkers and a client, dated 2020.

Tribute Wall. Signed Hooman Asbaghi, April 7, 2025: “Jeremy was a brave soul. He was also a friend beyond friends. He told me he was afraid someone might hurt him and revealed it to me. I’ve tried to share the story with someone who’d listen since before his passing. NO BODY STILL LISTENS. I urge all the concierges who know what I’m talking about to get together so I can at least tell someone who he was afraid of.” Also on the same still: Tony C., September 11, 2020, a coworker tribute; DeShai Roberson, August 29, 2020, a 6+ year coworker; Kevin Hardy, September 9, 2020, a client for eight years who names Nereida and Luka. Two candles for Jeremy Hunter Rupel.

Establishes. Hooman posted, under his own name, on the public tribute wall on 7 April 2025. That writing exists. The 2020 comments from Tony C., DeShai Roberson, and Kevin Hardy are independent contemporaneous remembrances that Jeremy was a real coworker and a real CPA with clients — they do not repeat Hooman’s fear sentence.

Does not establish. Does not prove what Jeremy said. We do not have Jeremy’s words, a recording, or a contemporaneous note from 2018–2019. A 2025 post is Hooman’s account of a conversation. The other comments are not that account. This still is not a finding that someone killed Jeremy, and it is not a finding that concierges ran surveillance.

Facts

No public URL mounted yet. The face is quoted above.

Source: Park Laurel dump: Tribute Wall screenshot.

DocumentedMar 26 – Apr 30
Walker out of office until 1/29/2027 — he is writing about hip vibrations

Six-phone strip, left to right. A typed IMPLANTS list is not tray stickers.

Apr 30, 7:50 PM: Dear Scripps — several months trying to reach Dr. Walker about on-again off-again vibrations for hours since 2017, just after the second hip replacement. Walker had a note stating he’d respond within 48 hours but never did. I then asked him if my right hip could have been replaced with a SMART HIP — cut on this still. Auto-reply: Richard Walker, MD: Out of office until 1/29/2027; a member of the care team will be answering your questions. Complex questions might not be answered until I return. You cannot reply to this conversation. It is too old to be replied to. Apr 21, 7:11 AM to Dr. Hong: now down to 180; ongoing vibrations of my hips; told Walker has retired; although he did take questions, messaged him and never received a response; the question has been removed and it states he won’t be back til 2027; they stop after 30–40 hours then start back up a day later; no record of parts. Apr 24, 10:02 AM, Carmen Martinez MA: Dr. Hong has placed a referral for an Orthopaedic consult to Dr. Craig Swenson. Mar 26, 4:51 PM, MyScripps Support: Scripps Medical Records 760-633-7746 or Recordsrequest@scrippshealth.org. IMPLANTS typed: Stryker Secur-Fit Advanced 127 neck angle, size 936 mm neck length, C40 taper; Trident PSL HA cluster shell size 52 alpha code E; Biolox delta ceramic V40 femoral head 36+0; Trident X3 0 degree polyethylene insert 36 mm inner diameter. Then: details from either surgery via medical records.

Establishes. The portal prints Walker out of office until 29 January 2027 on the same stretch where he is describing hours of hip vibration and asking about parts. Staff point him to Dr. Craig Swenson and to Medical Records. A four-line conventional Stryker / Biolox list is typed in the app. At this point he is describing issues and asking; the 1 May sentence is the later claim. A later portal paragraph on the same communications stills asks Walker about sudden hip failures, writes that first-surgery files were uploaded by a nurse and gone the following day, and describes vibrations lasting 24 and sometimes close to 60 hours. Can you please help. Quote him.

Does not establish. Does not prove Walker cannot be reached except as these banners and replies print it. The SMART HIP line is a question he says he asked, cut mid-sentence — not the 1 May claim. The IMPLANTS list is not stickers. The following-day sentence is his; the clocks on these faces are not a same-screen before-and-after. A 24-to-60-hour description sits next to the 30–40-hour line to Hong — both are his. Neither is a reconstructed takedown, and neither is a finding they broke a published right.

Facts

No public URL mounted yet. The face is quoted above.

Source: Screenshot 2026-07-28 at 7.50.21 PM.png

DocumentedClocks 01:10–01:12 · calendar not on the Settings faces
iOS Bluetooth Settings — eight Connected, then seven, no (i) on those rows

Filenames say hacking. The prints are Settings MY DEVICES. Calendar date is not on these faces. One version of each still.

Clock 01:12: Connected, without an (i): [LG] webOS TV UP…, Accessory, Accessory, Accessory, Apple TV, iPad, iPhone, iPhone. AirPods Pro Not Connected, with an (i). Discoverable as iPhone Big while Bluetooth Settings is open. Clock 01:10: seven Connected — Accessory ×3, Apple TV, iPad, two iPhone — header scrolled off. Not Connected with an (i): AirPods Pro twice, Beats Fit Pro, Beats Studio.

Establishes. iOS printed a MY DEVICES list with eight rows marked Connected, then seven on a still two minutes earlier. Those Connected rows have no information button. The names include generic Accessory, two iPhone, an iPad, Apple TV, and an LG webOS TV.

Does not establish. Does not print Bluetooth Off. Does not print a lawyer’s office. Does not print CLI-W210W-01 — that name sits on the serial-console dump, not on these two Settings faces. Does not prove the radios were implants. Eight Connected is the high print in this dump, not nine. A missing (i) is the print, not a finding Apple hid a pairing.

Source: BLuetooth 8 devices no info.jpeg; Bluetooth 7 devices no info.jpeg. A six-Connected still, finder distances, Razr tracker, and N/A scanner charts from the same harvest are not remounted.

Conflict — keep bothScripps.org physician page vs portal Apr 2025
Sees existing patients only — and a 2027 out-of-office banner

Public cover: Sees existing patients only. Portal: Out of office until 1/29/2027. 24 Feb staff: Dr. Walker has retired. 21 Apr to Hong: retired, took questions, no response, question removed, won’t be back til 2027. 2 Dec 2025 orthopedic desk: a letter for Richard Walker; staff do not locate an office; a secretary might take it. He writes Walker refused to see him since 2023 — that since-2023 sentence is his; no 2023 refusal letter is on this file.

Establishes. The faces exist. Existing-patients-only is on the public bio. Retired / OOO / no-response is on the portal. The desk recordings and the sticky names are on the hospital file.

Does not establish. Does not prove a 2023 clinic refusal letter. Does not prove he is unreachable except as these banners, replies, and the desk print it. The retired-versus-present conflict stays open. He writes the letter never reached Walker — that sentence is his.

Source: walker-profile-cover.png / Screenshot 2026-07-28 at 7.50.21 PM.png

Documented23 Apr 2025
Serial Bluetooth Terminal — saved config, not thermostat firmware

Android preference JSON. The whole page is the face, including pref_device_address. This page does not teach how to open the console.

package de.kai_morich.serial_bluetooth_terminal. date 20250423-122343. pref_device_name CLI-W210W-01. pref_device_address 9C:1D:58:FD:32:BF. pref_device_le true. charset UTF-8. receive newline CR+LF. pref_m4_value empty.

Establishes. An Android serial-console app had CLI-W210W-01 saved as its BLE device on 23 April 2025. The dump is the app’s own saved preferences. It is not firmware a thermostat emitted, and it is not implant code. CLI-W210W-01 is a published Savant Multistat Wi-Fi HVAC SKU; a W210 is not sold as a Bluetooth thermostat.

Does not establish. Does not prove the endpoint sat inside a hip stem. Does not prove a neighbor’s HVAC was taken over. Empty send macros are not a command sequence. Does not merge this dump with usb-serial-for-android source in the same folder.

Source: IMG_0251.PNG. A generative-summary still of the same dump is not remounted.

Conflict — keep bothFilename 23 Apr 2025
usb-serial-for-android Java — USB-host library, not a BLE implant

Document viewer on a screenshot named Screenshot_20250423-142034. Harvest filename says GithubMik3y.

Copyright 2011–2013 Google Inc.; 2013 mike wakerly. Project home page github.com/mik3y/usb-serial-for-android. package com.hoho.android.usbserial.driver. public interface UsbSerialDriver with getSupportedDevices, probe, getDevice, getPorts.

Establishes. The Bluetooth harvest includes source of an Android USB-host serial library. That source exists in the folder next to the Settings stills.

Does not establish. A USB-serial driver for FTDI, CDC, and similar chips is not Bluetooth Low Energy and is not a finding a Microchip radio was placed in a Stryker stem. Does not prove later maintainers’ commits were aimed at this case. Does not reprint how to talk to those chips.

Source: Hacking GithubMik3y.jpeg. Other pages of the same library’s unit tests in this harvest not remounted.

Conflict — keep both9–12 Oct 2015 · generated 23 Apr 2025
Converted 2015 encounter — imaging guidance, discharge, osteonecrosis right hip

10/09/2015 conversion encounter, Scripps Clinic Torrey Pines Orthopedic Surgery. X-ray pelvis / OR imaging guidance. Impression: See the operative report of the same date. Attending Richard Hugh Walker MD. Discharge summary: admit 10/09/2015, discharge 10/12/2015, Scripps Green Hospital. Primary diagnosis: Osteonecrosis, right hip. Patient Hooman A Asbaghi, DOB 1/4/1966, MRN 603771342. 9535 Waples Street, Ste 150. Generated 4/23/25 8:28 AM. Banner: This is a converted historical result.

Establishes. A converted 2015 packet prints the right THA window, names an operative report, and prints OR imaging guidance. The visit list on this column does not print that operation.

Does not establish. This still does not attach the pelvis film. A later twelve-page packet generated the same morning now sits on Surgeries and includes the operative report this line names. A converted historical result is not a finding those files were stripped from a live archive.

Facts

The warehouse still has patient identifiers. It is described here. It is not posted and not linked.

Source: Deleted.postoperativeimagesXray.MRI.etc.jpeg

DocumentedClock 10:58
MyScripps billing — payment was not processed

MyScripps Billing. We encountered a problem while processing your payment. Your credit card or bank account was not charged. Please contact customer service.

Establishes. A failed-payment screen exists on the MyScripps billing page.

Does not establish. Does not prove a third party blocked the card. Stack with the American Express Access Denied still on Phone anomalies. Not a finding of intercept. Not proof the originals exist behind the paywall.

Source: ScrippsEncountedProblemAlert.jpeg

Conflict — keep both24 Feb – 1 May 2025
Portal types a left-hip Stryker list; on 1 May he names a smart hip

Four-phone strip. A portal message is not tray stickers.

Feb 24, 11:52 AM: The following implants were used for your left total hip replacement with Dr. Walker on 10/23/17: 1) acetabular component: Stryker titanium Trident PSL HA cup, cluster shell. May 1, 9:58 AM, his words: I believe my right hip has been fitted with an investigational smart hip without my knowledge or authority. I need someone’s help. May 1, 11:55 AM: reach out to the Scripps Patient advocate team.

Establishes. After the visit-list gap, the thin note, the conversion packet, the delivery error, and the failed payment screen, staff answered in the messaging app with a Stryker cup line. His 1 May sentence is his claim, printed as he wrote it.

Does not establish. A portal parts list is not proof the implant was conventional, and it is not proof it was smart. Names on a message can be typed. The conventional Stryker still already in this file is a separate face. A later six-phone strip types a four-line IMPLANTS list; that is the same kind of message. A 24 Feb 12:07 strip asks them to UPLOAD the 2015 right hip after they typed the left; staff apologize and name a 10/09/2015 posterior approach. That apology is not the operative report. The advocate referral is not a finding.

Facts

No public URL mounted yet. The face is quoted above.

Source: Screenshot 2026-07-28 at 7.45.35 PM.png

DocumentedClock 23:55 · recording file 12 May 2025 UTC
Settings — Sign in row, then Hooman Asbaghi, same opening

The recording is hosted. Red recording pill is on the original. VPN prints Connected on every frame.

Settings opens. Apple Account row prints “Sign in to access your iCloud data, the App Store, Apple services, and more,” empty Apple silhouette. On the next frames the same row prints Hooman Asbaghi over that Sign-in text, then Hooman Asbaghi / Apple Account, iCloud, and more with a person silhouette. Clock 23:55 throughout.

Establishes. A recording of Settings exists in which the Apple Account row first prints the signed-out Sign-in prompt, then prints his name, in the same opening, without a password sheet on these frames. Those three states are on the faces.

Does not establish. Does not prove a third party signed him in. iCloud can take a moment to paint a signed-in row after Settings launches. A Sign-in prompt that then shows his name is not a finding the phone was wiped. VPN Connected is on the face; it is not a finding the VPN caused the paint. This page does not reprint a method.

Source: AppleIdLoginAnomaly.mp4. Hosted. Three labeled frames from the same 4.58-second recording.

DocumentedClock 23:09 · calendar date not on the face
Brave — apps.apple.com, Site connection not verified

Brave on apps.apple.com. Opened from Settings. Lion shield is on the original.

Address bar apps.apple.com. Dialog: “Site connection not verified. Your connection to this site could not be fully verified. You may proceed, or try reloading the page to establish a secure connection.” Back chevron labeled Settings.

Establishes. Brave printed that a connection to apps.apple.com could not be fully verified. The still exists. The sheet was opened from Settings.

Does not establish. A browser verification warning is not a finding Apple’s certificate was forged. Brave prints this for several certificate and interception reasons. Does not prove a family member sat in the path. Does not teach Proceed.

Facts

No public URL mounted yet. The face is quoted above.

Source: AppleSiteConnectionNotVerified.jpeg

DocumentedClock 4:28 · calendar date not on the face
Canary — Untrusted connection, may allow unauthorized access

Canary mail-app dialog. Two near-duplicate stills exist; this is the clearer face.

“Untrusted connection. This connection is not trusted by Canary and may allow unauthorized access to your account. If this connection is secure, go to Canary under iPhone settings to allow untrusted connections or try again on a different connection.” Go to settings / Cancel connection.

Establishes. Canary printed that a connection was not trusted and might allow unauthorized access to the account. That sentence is on the face.

Does not establish. An untrusted-mail-server warning is not a finding of a man-in-the-middle. A bad cert, a captive portal, or a VPN can print the same sheet. Does not name who presented the connection. Does not teach Allow untrusted connections.

Source: Untrusted connection..jpeg

DocumentedClocks 22:42 and undated browser chrome · calendar date not on the faces
American Express — Access Denied, HTTP-only warning, re-auth mail offline

Three faces. Filename on the HTTP still says hacking. The face is Brave’s HTTPS-Only sheet. Yellow marks on the re-auth mail are on the original. The one-time key is covered by the offline toast.

americanexpress.com, Access Denied, EdgeSuite reference, permission denied for http://americanexpress.com/. Companion: Brave “Secure site not available,” broken lock, “Most likely, the website simply does not support HTTPS. However, it’s also possible that an attacker is involved.” Third: Amex re-authentication mail, Dear HOOMAN ASBAGHI, overlay “Could not reach server, looks like you are offline.”

Establishes. The browser printed Access Denied on americanexpress.com. Brave printed an HTTP-only warning with an attacker-possible sentence for a truncated americanexpress host. An Amex re-auth mail under his name sat under an offline toast. Those prints exist.

Does not establish. EdgeSuite Access Denied is a common bot/WAF page and is not unique to Amex on this harvest. Brave’s attacker sentence is one of two possibilities on its own template, the first being “does not support HTTPS.” An offline toast over a one-time key is not a finding the bank was intercepted. Does not print the key.

Facts

No public URL mounted yet. The face is quoted above.

Source: AmericanExpressAccessDenied.jpeg; American Express Hacking Device evidence.jpeg; HA American Express Authentication.jpeg

DocumentedClock 08:08 · calendar date not on the face
Brave — padtan.com, connection is not secure, site does not support HTTPS

Brave. Address bar padtan.com. Lion shield on the original.

“The connection to padtan.com is not secure. You are seeing this warning because this site does not support HTTPS.” Proceed / Go Back.

Establishes. Brave printed that padtan.com does not support HTTPS. He was on that host. That warning exists.

Does not establish. “Does not support HTTPS” is Brave saying the site is HTTP, not that someone forged a certificate. A company site without TLS prints this every time. It is not a finding of intercept. Does not teach Proceed.

Source: Padtan not secure connection.jpeg

DocumentedClock 00:43 · calendar date not on the face
DuckDuckGo — en.biotechfund.ir, certificate expired

DuckDuckGo. Filename says attacker compromised. The face says the certificate is expired and lists three possibilities.

en.biotechfund.ir. “Warning: This site may be insecure. The certificate for this site is invalid.” DuckDuckGo: “The security certificate for en.biotechfund.ir is expired. It’s possible that the website is misconfigured, that an attacker has compromised your connection, or that your system clock is incorrect.” Accept Risk and Visit Site / Leave This Site.

Establishes. DuckDuckGo printed an invalid, expired certificate for en.biotechfund.ir and listed attacker as one of three possibilities. That page exists.

Does not establish. An expired certificate is the print. Misconfiguration is on the same template. This is not a finding an attacker sat on the path. Filename overclaims the face. Does not teach Accept Risk.

Facts

No public URL mounted yet. The face is quoted above.

Source: WarningAttackerCompromisedConnection.jpeg

DocumentedClock 21:25 · calendar date not on the face
Brave — m.facebook.com:0 asked to switch apps, Golestaneh behind

Brave dialog over m.facebook.com. Filename says blockage. The face is a :0 switch-apps sheet. Golestaneh Iranian company is on the page behind.

“Allow https://m.facebook.com:0 to switch apps?” fb:/profile/?id=100064171172797… will launch an external application. Don’t Allow / Allow. Behind: Facebook login chrome and “Golestaneh Iranian company updated their profile picture.”

Establishes. Brave asked whether m.facebook.com:0 could switch apps while a Golestaneh Iranian company Facebook page sat behind the dialog. The :0 is on the face, as it is on the account.apple.com:0 still in this room.

Does not establish. A Facebook deep-link handoff can print an external-application prompt. Port :0 is unusual and is the anomaly — it is not a finding Facebook was blocked. Does not prove who ran the page. Does not teach Allow.

Source: Facebook Blockage.jpeg

Documented27 May 2025
Scripps Risk Management letter (Santamaria)

Signed Maritza Santamaria, Director of Performance Outcomes & Risk Management. Street and unit on the face.

Restates his concern that the hip implant contained Bluetooth signals causing vibration. Review concluded. Evid. Code 1157 — outcome not shared. Orthopedics visit offered and declined, as the letter prints it. Signed Maritza Santamaria.

Establishes. Scripps’s written position on that date. The hosted face is the signed original.

Does not establish. Not an admission of the implant claim. The letter restates his allegation; it does not adopt it.

Facts

The warehouse still has patient identifiers. It is described here. It is not posted and not linked.

Source: Scripps Risk Management Response May 27 2025.png

DocumentedUndated warehouse recording · file in Drive 3 Jun 2025
Behlouli–Narges call — year-92 share movement; she points to Kavesh

Audio-only MP4, 2 minutes 16 seconds. Not embedded on this site. Working English sits on this door as a conversation — time marks only when the speaker changes. The warehouse PDF titled “Report on the Content of the Voice Recording” is a circulated write-up. It is not the recording.

A warehouse recording the investigator identifies as Kianoosh Behlouli and Narges Javad (Nargues Djavad). Behlouli says a summons/notice reached him from a group of lawyers — as heard, “Columbia” — about Padtan Elm from when he was inspector, about a meeting in year 92 when shares were moved, and that they wanted him as a witness / accounts inspector. Narges says she did not take action, that “they are silent,” that Ms. Kavesh can give the best explanations, and “who am I to explain to them.” Behlouli mentions a memorial that day for Dr. Ghasemi’s father, and that something was probably sent to him too. Call date is not printed on the file.

Establishes. The recording exists. On this call, as translated from the timestamped transcript, Behlouli treats a year-92 share movement at Padtan as something lawyers are asking about, and Narges declines to explain and names Farideh Kavesh as the person who can. That is what they said to each other. It is paper-adjacent involvement: she is on the line about the company, and she points to the attorney.

Does not establish. Does not prove the missing 14 January 2013 share-transfer deed, a transfer to Padtan Teb, or that Narges received the shares. Does not prove a Columbia (or California) firm served valid process. “Columbia” is as heard, not a caption. Does not convert this call into a court finding, an admission of conspiracy, or a finding that Ghasemi was a co-conspirator — a father’s memorial is not that. The warehouse English report of this folder overclaims the call (moderators, Padtan Teb, Roche figures). That report is context, not this face. Roche dollar figures stay holdback.

Facts

No public URL mounted yet. The face is quoted above.

Source: Drive folder 1jIV2fOVQD_mj9t_dXeK1PwOkubsawzxs / Kianosh Bohlooli - Nargues Djavad - Voice Recording / Kianosh Bohlooli & Nargues Djavad Recording.mp4

DocumentedClocks 17:42–18:01 · files 3 Jun 2025 UTC
App Store — Get on WhatsApp Messenger while WhatsApp is already open

The three recordings are hosted. Red recording pill is on the video frames. Two near-duplicate being-modified stills exist; this is the first. Calendar date is not on the faces.

App Store, WhatsApp Messenger, blue Get, clock 17:43, back DuckDuckGo. Same recording, same clock: WhatsApp Settings prints HA / “Hey there! I am u…”, Linked devices, then Chats with a preview to Omid of https://apps.apple.com/co/app… A later recording of the same listing, clock 18:01, prints Update where Get had been. Companion still, clock 17:42: “This item is currently being modified. Please try again later.”

Establishes. Recordings exist in which the App Store prints Get — not downloaded — on WhatsApp Messenger while WhatsApp is already installed, open, and logged in as HA. A chat preview on that session prints Apple’s Colombia storefront path /co/. After Get is used, the same listing prints Update. Apple printed that the item was currently being modified.

Does not establish. Get on an installed app is a storefront or catalog mismatch, not a finding WhatsApp was remotely wiped. /co/ is Colombia; that path can print country-unavailability without a finding of targeting. “Being modified” is Apple’s own language during a catalog or update. Does not prove a sister sat in the path. The sentence “this app is not available in your country” is not on these five files.

Source: WhatsApp Video Anomaly1.mp4; WhatsApp Video Anomaly2.mp4; WhatsApp Video Anomaly3.mp4 hosted. WhatsApp Video Anomaly4.jpeg. Near-duplicate Anomaly5.jpeg not mounted.

Documented13 Jun 2025 capture
Contracted institutions — logo grid on path-lab.ir

Wayback 13 June 2025 of the contracted-institutions page. Contact bar covered. A later capture with broken-image tiles is not used. The live page remains checkable.

Page title موسسات طرف قرارداد — contracted institutions. Wayback: 16 captures, 21 January 2022–23 May 2026. Logos readable on this still include Iranian Offshore Oil Company; Medical Services / IHIO; Bimeh Iran; oil pension fund; Armed Forces medical services (General Staff emblem); Parsian Bank; Bank Sepah; Bank Mellat; Central Bank of the Islamic Republic of Iran; Bank Melli; Iran Air (Homa); Export Development Bank of Iran; Bank Tejarat; Social Security Organization; Bank of Industry and Mine; Bank Saderat; Asia Insurance; Parsian Insurance; Bank Refah; National Iranian Copper Industries. One tile is empty on this capture. Tiles on the live page are labeled laboratory insurance: a contracted lab provider for that entity’s covered members.

Establishes. The laboratory publishes a contracted-provider logo grid on its own site. Central Bank, Armed Forces medical services, Iran Air, Social Security, major banks, oil, and copper appear on this face. That is magnitude as they printed it.

Does not establish. A logo tile is not a wire, not a finding of illicit finance, and not a military operational contract beyond medical-services coverage as labeled. Empty alt text on the live tiles is why names are read from the graphics. This still is not a complete 29-tile live inventory — the live URL stays linked.

Source: Investigator upload · Pathobiology Laboratory Center packet (2026) / Contracted_Institutions_of_Pathobiology_Laboratory_Center

Documented16 Jun 2025 · appointment 12 May 2025
No-show letter — Dr. Pastore, 12 May 2025, Torrey Pines

Dated 6/16/2025. Scripps Clinic Torrey Pines Orthopedic Surgery. No-show or late cancellation on 5/12/2025 with Dr. Pastore. He writes he feared a visit would be used to disable a device. That fear is his.

Establishes. The hospital printed a Pastore no-show or late cancellation for 12 May 2025.

Does not establish. Does not prove a device was at risk of being disabled. Does not flatten this letter into the July Rosen letter. Plan identifiers stay on the face.

Facts

The warehouse still has patient identifiers. It is described here. It is not posted and not linked.

Source: MyScripps Letter Details — Pastore 5/12/2025

Documented17–19 Jun 2025
Walker: standard Stryker, no embedded chips

Email 17 Jun 2025: same Stryker system both hips, not investigational, no embedded chips; navigation instrument used for cup positioning and left nothing in the hips. Phone note 19 Jun 2025: without electronic components within.

Establishes. Walker’s sentences as quoted in the chart.

Does not establish. Not an acquittal. It is Walker’s sentence in the chart. Keep it next to retired/OOO-until-2027 banners, the thin 2017 notes, and the vibration claim.

Facts

No public URL mounted yet. The face is quoted above.

Source: Folder 4 / Care Team notes

Documented19 Jun 2025 6:17 PM
WhatsApp: Dr. Walker called — no recording of that call

Jun 19, 2025. 6:17 PM: Dr. Walker called. 6:18 PM: I spoke to the attorney. 6:19 PM: Voice call, 38 sec. Contact as printed Hooman Asbaghii. No recording of a Walker call is on this file.

Establishes. On 19 June 2025 at 6:17 PM he texted that Walker had called, then that he had spoken to the attorney. Five days later Greene writes Walker will not see further messages.

Does not establish. Does not print Walker’s words or an invitation to come in. That invitation is his telling, not this still. Does not fuse with the 19 June 2025 chart phone note about no electronic components. A 38-second investigator call is not the Walker call.

Source: IMG_1776.jpg

DocumentedClock 17:29 · calendar date not on the face
Arlo — Unable to Stop Sharing Location, Screen Time or a managed profile

iOS dialog over an Arlo Camera row. Calendar date is not printed. Clock 17:29.

Step 2 of 3. Arlo Camera. Dialog: “Unable to Stop Sharing Location. Location sharing could not be stopped due to Screen Time restrictions or a managed device profile installed on your iPhone.” OK. Select All & Stop Access is behind the dialog.

Establishes. iOS printed that location sharing could not be stopped because of Screen Time restrictions or a managed device profile. That sentence is on the face. It is Apple’s language, not a caption added later.

Does not establish. Does not prove a third party enrolled the phone. A Screen Time passcode the owner set can print the same dialog. Does not identify who set Screen Time. Does not prove the sister, mother, or an employer installed a profile. The AT&T witness file is context in a different window, not a finding this dialog was their doing.

Source: hacking unable to stop sharing locaiton.jpeg

DocumentedClock 11:23 · Photos chrome Today 23:33 · calendar date not on the face
Microsoft — Work or school account, Created by your IT department

Photos still of a Microsoft picker. Yellow oval is on the original. The email address is not printed.

Microsoft: “We need a little more help. It looks like this email is used with more than one account from Microsoft. Which one do you want to use?” Work or school account — “Created by your IT department.” Personal account — “Created by you.” Highlight on the work/school row is on the original JPEG.

Establishes. Microsoft showed a work-or-school account created by an IT department for an email that also had a personal Microsoft account. The picker exists. The email itself is not on this face.

Does not establish. Does not print which email. Does not prove a family member was that IT department. Does not prove MDM enrolled the iPhone. A work mailbox and a personal mailbox on one address is a known Microsoft prompt. Stack it with the AT&T file as context, not as a finding.

Facts

No public URL mounted yet. The face is quoted above.

Source: Created by your IT department.jpeg

DocumentedClock 23:32 · calendar date not on the face
Safari — account.apple.com:0 asked to switch apps

Safari on account.apple.com. Brave shield visible. No Apple ID printed.

Address bar: account.apple.com. Dialog: “Allow https://account.apple.com:0 to switch apps? https://apps.apple.com/includes/commerce/logout will launch an external application.” Don’t Allow / Allow. Page behind: “One account for everything Apple.”

Establishes. Safari asked whether account.apple.com:0 could switch apps and launch apps.apple.com/includes/commerce/logout as an external application. The :0 is on the face.

Does not establish. Does not prove a hijack. A logout handoff can print an external-application prompt. Port :0 is unusual and is the anomaly on this still — it is not a finding someone else was in the account. No Apple ID is printed. This page does not reprint a method.

Facts

No public URL mounted yet. The face is quoted above.

Source: hacking apple external.jpeg

DocumentedDate not on the face
Mail — Unrecognized Certificate, DonDominio / Soluciones Corporativas IP

Android-style certificate dialog. Company registrar email is on the cert, not a personal mailbox.

“Unrecognized Certificate. The server presented an invalid SSL certificate… Sometimes it is because someone is trying to attack you or your mail server.” Trust-anchor exception. Subject EMAILADDRESS=info@scip.es, CN=Mail Service, OU=DonDominio, O=Soluciones Corporativas IP SL, L=Manacor, ST=Illes Balears, C=ES. REJECT KEY / ACCEPT KEY.

Establishes. A mail client printed an invalid-certificate warning for a DonDominio / Soluciones Corporativas IP SL mail-service cert. That warning exists.

Does not establish. An untrusted cert is not a finding of a man-in-the-middle. Misconfiguration and self-signed mail hosts print the same dialog. Does not identify who presented the cert. Does not prove the family intercepted mail. This page does not teach Accept Key.

Facts

No public URL mounted yet. The face is quoted above.

Source: Hacking Unrecognized Certificate.jpeg

DocumentedClocks 17:03–17:08 · calendar date not on the face
Screen Time — Content & Privacy Restrictions, mixed Allow / Don’t Allow

Nine Screen Time stills from one clock window. Harvest filenames claim the toggles would not hold. The faces are snapshots, not a labeled before/after.

Content & Privacy Restrictions. One still: Location, Contacts, Calendars, Reminders, Photos, Microphone, Speech Recognition, Bluetooth Sharing = Allow; Share My Location = Don’t Allow. Another: Share My Location and Bluetooth Sharing = Don’t Allow; Microphone = Allow; Accounts = Don’t Allow. Speech Recognition set to Don’t Allow Changes with app toggles off. Bluetooth Sharing set to Don’t Allow Changes with BLE Finder, Bose Connect, Home Security Camera among the listed apps. A Photos recents still is a screenshot of the 17:03 restrictions page, viewed at 17:08.

Establishes. Screen Time Content & Privacy Restrictions were on, in a mixed Allow / Don’t Allow state, at 17:03–17:08 on these stills. Don’t Allow Changes was checked on Speech Recognition and Bluetooth Sharing. Those prints exist.

Does not establish. Filenames on some of the stills say the settings go right back to allowing. A revert is his account. These faces are not a timed before/after that proves a third party overrode the lock. Screen Time can be set by the owner. BLE Finder on a Bluetooth-sharing list is an app that requested Bluetooth — not a finding it was used to clone a device.

Facts

No public URL mounted yet. The face is quoted above.

Source: Privacy settings don_t hold.jpeg; Hacking Privacy Sharing.jpeg; Goes right back to allowing.jpeg; Unable to stop sharing privacy settings.jpeg; Attempting to stop allowing sharing (unable).jpeg; Bluetooth sharing unable.jpeg; Hacking unable to make changes.jpeg; Hacking Unable to provide info.jpeg; Hacking unable to turn off sharing.jpeg

Conflict — keep bothDate not on the face
Harvest labeled Device Hacking Evidence — face is GitHub BypassForceP fields

Public GitHub GraphQL docs still. Filename says device hacking. The face is not an iPhone settings screen.

Docs page: “Implements” / Node. “Fields for BypassForceP.” Name: actor (BranchActorAllowance); branchProtectionRule (BranchProtectionRule). Yellow oval on the original.

Establishes. The file was saved under a device-hacking filename. The face prints GitHub GraphQL fields for bypassing branch protection (BypassForceP / BranchActorAllowance). That mismatch is on the record.

Does not establish. This is not an iPhone screen. It does not prove a security bypass on his phone. Treating GitHub schema docs as device-hacking evidence would weaken the room. It stays so the mismatch is visible.

Facts

No public URL mounted yet. The face is quoted above.

Source: BypassForceP Device Hacking Evidence.jpeg

DocumentedClock 19:47 · calendar date not on the face
ProtonMail Contacts — names printed many times, including Hoghooghi

ProtonMail for iOS, Contacts tab, Online. Clock 19:47. Three frames from the contact-duplication recordings. Email on the Hoghooghi rows is the face.

Contacts · Online. Hoghooghi / bhoghooghi@bcr-dc.com printed down the list. Aleksandr printed eight times on one frame. Caro printed four times, then Chase Investment 1. 1. 5 printed four times. Tab bar: Emails / Search / Contacts / Calendar. The recordings also pass Alidad, Becky, DJ, Drew Hall with the same repeat pattern.

Establishes. ProtonMail Contacts printed the same names many times on one scroll, including Hoghooghi with the professional mailbox bhoghooghi@bcr-dc.com. Two separate recordings of that list exist. That duplication is on the face.

Does not establish. A contacts-sync loop can print the same rows. Does not prove a third party wrote the address book. Does not prove Hoghooghi cloned the list or committed misconduct. The later Bar-complaint file is not this exhibit.

Source: ContactDuplicateAnomaly.mp4 and AllContactsDuplicatedAnomaly.mp4. Frames from two recordings.

DocumentedClocks 17:07 and 17:10 · calendar date not on the face
Screen Time recordings — restrictions on, then the master toggle off

Four frames from two recordings. Red recording pill is on the original. He is holding the phone.

17:07, red pill: Content & Privacy Restrictions mixed — Share My Location Don’t Allow, Bluetooth Sharing Don’t Allow, Microphone Allow, Speech Recognition Don’t Allow. 17:10: same mixed privacy list, then the master Content & Privacy Restrictions toggle ON, then the same toggle OFF. Location Services / Contacts / Calendars remain Allow on those frames.

Establishes. Two recordings exist of Content & Privacy Restrictions in the same clock window as the nine stills. One recording shows the mixed Allow / Don’t Allow list. The other shows the master switch on, then off, while a red recording pill is in the status bar. He demonstrated turning the master toggle off.

Does not establish. Does not prove a third party flipped the switch. The off frame is him turning the control off on a recording he made. A snapshot and a recording of that toggle going off are not a timed revert from outside the phone.

Facts

No public URL mounted yet. The face is quoted above.

Source: Content&PrivacyRestrictionsAnomaly.mp4 and ContentPrivacyAnomaly.mp4. Frames from two recordings.

Documented24–26 Jun 2025
Greene: no electronic components; Walker will not see further messages

24 Jun 6:40 AM: vibrating from the second year after the second implant; asks if Walker received an authorization or if someone else uploaded SMART HIPS; names Dr. Saeed. 26 Jun 3:39 PM, Tanya Greene, RN: as discussed with Dr. Walker, implants do not have electronic components or “bio-chips”; Rosen for concerns; “Dr. Walker will not see these or any future messages ou are sending.”

Establishes. His June ask, and Greene’s sentences as printed, including the Walker-will-not-see line.

Does not establish. A staff denial is not an acquittal. SMART HIPS is his question. The 2:58 AM third-person paste is his portal text, not a hospital finding. Typo ou is as printed.

Facts

No public URL mounted yet. The face is quoted above.

Source: Screenshot 2026-09-18 at 10.45.30 AM.png

Documented8 Jul 2025
No-show letter — Dr. Rosen, 8 Jul 2025, 2nd instance

Dated 7/8/2025. No-show that day with Dr. Rosen at Scripps Clinic Torrey Pines. Printed as the 2nd instance within 12 months. Clock 15:17.

Establishes. A second dated no-show letter exists, naming Rosen, not Pastore.

Does not establish. Does not prove Rosen was covering for Walker. Does not prove a radio was switched off. His disable-fear remains his stated reason.

Facts

The warehouse still has patient identifiers. It is described here. It is not posted and not linked.

Source: MyScripps Letter Details recording — Rosen 7/8/2025

Conflict — keep both8–10 Jul 2025
July thread: numbered list, no-show apology, lab appointment

8 Jul 2:28 PM numbered list of concerns after the second replacement, including that a complaint letter will not share findings. 3:19 PM: forgive the no-show; changed to the 10th; RSD left leg; wanted Walker. 10 Jul 7:58 AM: the rescheduled slot is a lab appointment; call 858-554-7993; no surgeon reschedule on the chart.

Establishes. The same-day portal apology next to the Rosen no-show letter, and that staff called the moved slot a lab appointment.

Does not establish. Does not prove 360 chips or asset trackers. Those lines on the face remain alleged. A lab slot is not a finding they refused orthopedic care. Staff bubble is cut.

Facts

No public URL mounted yet. The face is quoted above.

Source: Screenshot 2026-09-18 at 10.48.57 AM.png

Documented2 Aug 2025
Bill’s Angels captains letter names Ommid Asbaghi; beneficiaries include Scripps Research

Curebound Cancer Challenge, August 2, 2025. Funds collaborative research at Moores Cancer Center at UC San Diego Health, Salk, Sanford Burnham Prebys, Rady Children’s Hospital San Diego, Scripps Research, and La Jolla Institute for Immunology. Bill’s Angels Team Captains: Amy Koman, Denise Hawkinson, Ommid Asbaghi, Sally Fleck, Julie Klaus and Connie Pittard.

Establishes. A 2025 captains letter prints her name on the same page as Scripps Research and Moores as Curebound beneficiaries.

Does not establish. Does not prove she funded, selected, or directed her brother’s orthopedic care. Scripps Research is not Scripps Green Hospital.

Source: Drive folder 1oxJ9Qb099ZU31JO7uD-aHRZ31Xm9GOav / Screenshot 2026-06-22 at 6.48.42 AM.png

Documented12–13 Aug 2025
Tanya Greene RN: no biochips; two films; deactivation warning

12 Aug 7:19 PM: attached the documents requested; refrain from biochip accusations; “there are no biochips involved in your surgery”; continued MyChart use outside visit follow-up may deactivate the MyScripps account. 13 Aug 11:53 AM: “Here are the images as requested,” two films in the bubble. Clocks are 12–13 Aug, not 10 Aug.

Establishes. Her words on those messages, and that the image count in the bubble is two.

Does not establish. A staff denial is not an acquittal. A deactivation warning is not deactivation. Two attached stills are not a swapped implant. Do not quote other sentences on the 4:47 AM bubble as findings. A 10 Aug UDI ask is not this still.

Facts

No public URL mounted yet. The face is quoted above.

Source: Screenshot 2026-09-18 at 10.53.35 AM.png

Conflict — keep bothAround Aug 2025 · Greene attachment
Greene attaches two films after two hip replacements

Tanya Greene RN, Clinical Operations Supervisor, Division of Orthopedic Surgery. Two radiographs: portable X-table with R PAD and a toothed stem; both hips, one stem toothed, the other smoother. Irvine 2024 screws are not seen as screws on this pair. His WhatsApp: this is all I got after 2 hip replacement surgeries; the right hip is out of a different material than the left.

Establishes. After two THAs, the portal conversation that produced post-surgery imaging produced two stills. Count and stem-texture difference are on the faces.

Does not establish. Does not prove a swapped implant. Different dates and techniques — 2024 office versus undated portable. His ‘entirely different hip’ sentence is his. A separate Greene no-biochips message is not this attachment.

Facts

The warehouse still has patient identifiers. It is described here. It is not posted and not linked.

Source: Tanya Greene portal x-ray conversation / opened two-film still

Documented13 Aug 2025
Curebound donor rows — Ommid Asbaghi $50 and Sherry Bahrambeygui $5,000, same day

curebound.donordrive.com: Ommid Asbaghi $50, August 13, 2025 10:13 PM; Sherry Bahrambeygui $5,000, August 13, 2025 6:15 AM. FoundationSearch archive snippet on the same still names Sherry Bahrambeygui and Museum of Contemporary Art San Diego; street as printed.

Establishes. Two Curebound donor rows on one calendar day name Ommid Asbaghi and Sherry Bahrambeygui.

Does not establish. A $50 row is not funding of a study on him. Do not write an Iranian biotech fund from this face.

Source: Drive folder 1oxJ9Qb099ZU31JO7uD-aHRZ31Xm9GOav / Screenshot 2026-09-18 at 11.23.03 AM.png

DocumentedClocks 08:22 and 09:10 · calendar date not on the face
MyScripps: Your account is disabled

Right, MyScripps, clock 08:22: Your account is disabled. Please contact your health provider to reactivate it. Left, MyChart Custom Server, clock 09:10: We couldn’t log you in right now. Please try again. Usernames on the face are not quoted here.

Establishes. The MyScripps dialog prints disabled. Sit it next to Greene’s 12 Aug deactivation warning.

Does not establish. Does not flatten the left login into MyScripps. Does not prove who disabled the account or that it was disabled because of biochip messages. No calendar date on either clock.

Facts

No public URL mounted yet. The face is quoted above.

Source: Screenshot 2026-09-18 at 10.59.51 AM.png

ContextPublished 17 Aug 2025
Cureus review — documented EMF impacts, and the authors’ bias line

Danho, Escobar Huertas, Schoellhorn. A Systematic Review of the Impact of Electromagnetic Waves on Living Beings. Cureus. DOI 10.7759/cureus.90355. CC-BY 4.0. Abstract lists documented impacts on blood, cancer, thyroid, cochlea, genotoxicity, heart rate, blood pressure, testes/sperm, neuronal activity. After screening: 24 studies, five human non-randomized, seven in vitro, twelve animal. Inflammatory responses are named. Most included studies: moderate to high risk of bias, lower overall certainty. Long-term human effects remain poorly understood.

Establishes. An open-access 2025 review exists and says those things, including its own certainty limit.

Does not establish. Does not prove his 2015 or 2017 hips were a source, and does not prove any listed diagnosis was caused by a stem. Five human studies in a mixed review are not a hip-implant trial.

Source: Documented impacts include.png; inflammatory responses,.png

His accountTue, Sep 30
His WhatsApp texts as he goes through the chart — 2017 clinic sentence, 2023 rows, a 2017 signature

WhatsApp stills of his texts, not investigator quotes. Quote him. The 2017 sentence is about clinic/lab work as he wrote it; he later distinguishes voluntary blood draws.

I have not been to Scripps clinic since 2017. I only went once in 2019 to see Dr M Garvey and had a video all in 2020. I haven't seen my endocrinologist for 5 years but they're running tests on me through surveillance. Last date in 2023. They claim I went to this lab and had my blood drawn. I've never even seen this place. That's not my signature and I have no idea who that witness is — consent chrome 5/16/2017 10:36:13 AM, witness 5/16/2017 10:37:09 AM, WHITE Medical Records / CANARY. They have been monitoring me via remote telemetry since September 06, 2016 at 8:16am until now. That info is all mine including any patents filed around my hormonal genetic data since I did not participate in any program for precision medicine especially one that suppressed my testosterone levels causing osteoporosis and AVASCULAR NECROSIS. Pasted letter 01/5/2023, 4:59 PM: I have reviewed your recent lab results and will discuss them with you in detail at our next upcoming appointment together. Forwarded: How is she receiving my health details. Why is there a claim that my PSA levels needed to be checked. Who's been prescribing spirinloctine. That's a different Scripps facility. Scripps clinic & research foundation vs Scripps memorial hospital. 2 separate entities.

Establishes. These are his WhatsApp texts, as written, while he is looking at the portal. The Sep 30 clinic sentence is his. He later reads that sentence as no voluntary lab work / blood draws after 2017, with one 2019 checkup and a 2020 video. Keep the quote and that reading.

Does not establish. A text is not a finding of remote telemetry, of a forged signature, of patents on his genetic data, or of a programmed Apple-device implant. Result is from another organization stays on the TSH/PSA list. Bluetooth stills belong on Phone anomalies. The WhatsApp copy quotes 5/16/2017; the hosted CANARY form prints 5/18/2017.

Source: Screenshot 2026-07-28 at 7.07.08 PM.png

Conflict — keep both29–30 Sep 2025
Staff confirm January 2023 McGarvey tests — then out of office until 1/5/2026

Sep 29 2:41 AM: lab notes from 2023 under McGarvey’s direction — please clarify. Staff Sep 30 10:20 AM: not been a patient for some time; re-establish. Staff 11:15 AM: Yes we see that she did run test on you in January of 2023 for your thyroid. He writes Colombia / Cartagena January 2023. Footer: Megan McGarvey, MD: Out of office until 1/5/2026.

Establishes. Staff on this thread confirm January 2023 tests under her name. An out-of-office banner until 1/5/2026 prints at the end of the same conversation. The hosted recording is that thread.

Does not establish. Does not prove remote collection from Cartagena. Authorizing provider is not a clinic visit. Do not write MTHFR experimentation or osteoporosis causation as findings. An OOO banner is the same class of avoidance-as-printed as Walker until 1/29/2027 — not a finding she was hidden. Passport later.

Facts

The warehouse still has patient identifiers. It is described here. It is not posted and not linked.

Source: Cartagena 2023, McGarvey out until 2026.png / I see lab notes from 2023 under DR McGarveys direction could you please clarify.mp4

DocumentedPublic building still · saved 5 Oct 2025
Park Laurel — 2500 Sixth Ave, San Diego, CA 92103

Public condominium listing. Building address only. Unit numbers are not on this site.

Park Laurel. Condominium complex in San Diego, California. Address on the listing: 2500 Sixth Ave, San Diego, CA 92103, United States. Map pin at Park Laurel / Laurel St / El Prado. Building photographs on the face.

Establishes. A real condominium building exists at that public address. The 2018 caption names the owners association of this building. Proof of a particular unit is a later file. The building address is public, like the AT&T store address.

Does not establish. Does not prove he lived in a numbered unit. Does not prove construction inside any apartment. A map pin is not a finding of surveillance. Association phone numbers that appear on other stills are held off this page.

Source: Asbaghi Vs. Park Laurel / Park Laurel 2500 Sixth Ave, San Diego, CA 92103, United States.png. Public Google listing.

DocumentedPublic AT&T store page · still saved 1 Dec 2025
AT&T Store San Diego Del Mar Highlands — 3435 Del Mar Heights Rd, Suite D2

Public store page. Suite D2 is the store. His residence is not printed on this site.

AT&T Store San Diego Del Mar Highlands. Address on the locator: 3435 Del Mar Heights Rd., Suite D 2. Map pins Del Mar Heights Rd / Long Run Dr / El Camino Real. This is the store named in the 2020 email, the 2024 statement, and the 2026 declaration.

Establishes. A real AT&T retail store exists at that public address. The witness file is about this location, not a generic “an AT&T.” Proximity of that store to where he lived is circumstantial geography. The store address is public; the home address stays off this page.

Does not establish. Does not prove anything that happened inside. Does not print or confirm a residential unit. A map pin is not a finding of tracking.

Source: Saqvan Ali’s Testimony / AT&T Store San Diego Del Mar Highlands.png. Public store locator.

Conflict — keep both2 Dec 2025
Orthopedic desk — a letter for Walker; staff do not locate an office

Sticky: Mary Ancona, Executive Asst.; Roxanna, Front Desk chk-in Ortho. Three hosted recordings. Longest: staff do not locate an office for Richard Walker on the floor; a secretary might take the delivery; the carrier is dropping something off from a patient. He writes the letter never reached Walker.

Establishes. The drop, the names, and the recordings exist. A public bio still prints this surgeon at this campus.

Does not establish. Does not prove Walker is not on staff. Does not prove the envelope was destroyed. The never-reached sentence is his. A front-desk routing is not a finding about an implant.

Source: Scripps Lobby Letter Videos / WhatsApp 2025-12-02 22.28

Documented16 Feb 2026 capture
Certificates page — BSI, NACI, TUV, ISO 9001:2015

Wayback still. Header contact bar covered.

Certificates page on path-lab.ir. Wayback 16 February 2026; 9 captures from 21 January 2022. Listed: BSI 2010; NACI 2014; TUV NORD 2014; TUV NORD 2017; TUV AUSTRIA 2020; a quality-attention plaque; a Ministry of Health insurance plaque; ISO 9001:2015 in Farsi and in English. Footer: Pathobiology Laboratory Center.

Establishes. The public site lists named quality certificates across 2010–2020, including TUV AUSTRIA and ISO 9001:2015.

Does not establish. A list of names is not the wet-ink certificate. It does not name Farideh. It does not prove a test was run on Hooman.

Source: Investigator upload · Pathobiology Laboratory Center packet (2026) / Certificates_of_Pathobiology_Laboratory_Center

DocumentedUndated on this face · listed on path-lab.ir certificates page
Iran National Quality Award — گواهینامه اهتمام به کیفیت

Vertical Farsi certificate. No street number on this face. Matches a named item on the public certificates list.

Iran National Quality Award layout. Title گواهینامه اهتمام به کیفیت (certificate of attention to quality). Named organization: آزمایشگاه مرکزی پاتوبیولوژی — Pathobiology Laboratory Center. Body as printed covers quality management and clinical / pathobiology laboratory services at individual, group, and social levels. Signed Bahador Kazemi, deputy, Iran National Standards Organization. National Standards Organization device at the foot.

Establishes. A national quality-attention certificate names Pathobiology Laboratory Center. That is the plaque the public certificates page lists, now as wet-ink, not only a bullet.

Does not establish. No date line on this face — do not invent one. Does not name Farideh. A national quality plaque is not ISO 15189 and not a patient result.

Facts

No public URL mounted yet. The face is quoted above.

Source: Investigator upload · Pathobiology Laboratory Center A & B certificates (2026) / quality-attention

DocumentedUndated on this face · listed on path-lab.ir certificates page
Iran Health Insurance Organization — thanks plaque to the lab head

لوح سپاس. No street number on this face. The addressee personal line is left visible because it is a named-head question, not patient PHI.

Iran Health Insurance Organization, Tehran provincial office. لوح سپاس (plaque of thanks). Addressed to رئیس محترم آزمایشگاه مرکزی پاتوبیولوژی — respected head of Pathobiology Laboratory Center. The next line is a personal name read as عالم حکیم. That is not Farideh Kavesh. Body thanks the laboratory for a superior ranking among the country’s health-insurance laboratories on cost control, and thanks managers and staff. Signed Dr. Kourosh Farzin (دکتر کورش فرزین), Director General.

Establishes. A Ministry-of-Health insurance-organization thanks plaque exists in the laboratory’s name. The public certificates page listed it. The addressee is the head of this laboratory.

Does not establish. Does not print Farideh Kavesh. The personal name on the addressee line is عالم حکیم. Until a face identifies that string as her, or as a title rather than a person, chair of this laboratory stays alleged — and this face is a named-head conflict with the identification of Farideh as chair. Undated on the face. Not a patient result.

Facts

No public URL mounted yet. The face is quoted above.

Source: Investigator upload · Pathobiology Laboratory Center A & B certificates (2026) / moh-thanks

Documented10 Apr 2026 capture
External quality assessment — RIQAS and EQAS years

Wayback still. Header contact bar covered.

EQA page. Wayback 10 April 2026; 6 captures from 20 April 2024. Listed participation: RIQAS 2024, 2023, 2019, 2017; EQAS years 1403, 1402, 1401, 1400, 1399, 1398.

Establishes. The laboratory publishes multi-year external quality-assessment participation, including RIQAS back to 2017.

Does not establish. A year list is not the certificate until the certificate is mounted. It does not name a patient.

Facts

No public URL mounted yet. The face is quoted above.

Source: Investigator upload · Pathobiology Laboratory Center packet (2026) / External_Quality_Assessment_Pathobiology_Laboratory_Cente

Documented10 Apr 2026 capture
Checkup lists — packaged panels on the public site

Wayback still. Header contact bar covered.

Checkup lists page. Wayback 10 April 2026; 15 captures from 21 January 2022. Panels as printed include chronic fatigue, hair loss (men/women), hormone status (men/women), intestinal cancer, atherosclerosis, contraceptive pills, osteoporosis, thrombosis, fat, general (men/women), immune system, kidney, liver, metabolism, prostate.

Establishes. The laboratory sells packaged checkup panels to the public, including hormone and cancer-screening lists.

Does not establish. Does not identify a patient. Does not prove a panel was run on Hooman.

Facts

No public URL mounted yet. The face is quoted above.

Source: Investigator upload · Pathobiology Laboratory Center packet (2026) / Checkup_Lists_of_Pathobiology_Laboratory_Center

Documented19 Jun 2026
Saqvan Ali — notarized declaration, 19 June 2026

One packet. 36 pages. Read the declaration, then the analysis on the right. California notary Savannah Stackhouse, COMM. #2516436, San Diego County, commission expires April 5, 2029. Executed 6-19-26 at San Diego.

Thirty-six-page declaration by Saqvan Ali, resident of San Diego, employed by AT&T Mobility January 2017 through March 2021 as a Customer Service Representative at Del Mar Highlands / Del Mar Heights. Purpose: preserve personal observations, not to reach conclusions beyond his knowledge. He says SIM information associated with Hooman was routinely collected and given to management; people accessed accounts when Hooman was not present; he called AT&T ethics/hotline about ten to fifteen times; he was told to stay away and mind his own business; he received a final warning for alleged insubordination; he left March 2021. Parties page names John Goodrich as former Del Mar store manager, Jesus Barraza as district manager who told him to stay away, and Brian Brown. 2018 Goodrich quote, “words substantially similar to”: “Hooman's not crazy. These crazy ass people track him all day. I wonder why.” Early 2019: he personally witnessed Hooman’s sister, “Ommid,” enter Del Mar “visibly emotional and distressed,” discuss electronic accounts, and indicate she had passwords, messages, photographs, iCloud-related information, and other account data on her phone, and that she did not want Hooman to become aware of it. Penalty of perjury, 19 June 2026. Notary: Savannah Stackhouse.

Establishes. A California-notarized declaration exists. The witness puts the same store, the same managers, a Goodrich quote that contradicts the “crazy” briefing, ethics-line reports, and the sister — named Ommid — on the iCloud/phone incident. This 2026 text is more careful than 2024: it does not rest on Anom or Phantom Secure. The notary seal is on the face.

Does not establish. Not a court finding and not AT&T’s admission. He says he no longer has copies of the ethics reports because they were on company equipment returned at separation. Kameron’s corroborating statement is listed in the packet as not currently obtained. CSR January 2017–March 2021 conflicts with the 2024 “assistant manager / started March 2018” face. Sister dated early 2019 here and June 24 2018 in the 2020 email. Brian Brown is named; the LinkedIn folder supplied for that name is a New York National Director of Consulting and is not this exhibit. Street-level home address is held off.

Source: Saqvan Ali’s Testimony / Ali Saqvan Notarized Testimony.pdf (36 scanned pages).

DocumentedBuilding-directory photograph saved 6 Jul 2026
Building directory — Pathobiology Laboratory Center names the same physicians

Investigator photograph of the laboratory façade: nameplates, the Pathobiology Laboratory Center hours plaque, and the building. No street number on this face. 2026-07-06 is when the screenshot was saved, not a founding date.

Three-panel still. Center plaque: آزمایشگاه مرکزی پاتوبیولوژی / PATHOBIOLOGY LABORATORY CENTER, flask device, hours Saturday–Thursday 06:00–17:30, Fridays and official holidays closed. Left, under اسامی پزشکان و متخصصین, nameplates as printed include دکتر گروگان / DR. M.GEROWGAN ph.D & M.D. and دکتر کروریان / DR. A.R. KOROURIAN M.D. Also on the plate: DR. R. AMIRI.GHARAGOZLOO D.Sc / دکتر امیری قراگزلو. Transliteration on the plate is KOROURIAN and GEROWGAN; the website table prints کروریان; the PLC gazette prints کروگان. Keep the spellings. Do not flatten them into one national ID on this page.

Establishes. The laboratory that the website calls Pathobiology Laboratory Center puts that English name on the building, and lists Korourian and Gerowgan on the physician directory at that door. That is the same English name as path-lab.ir and as the wet-ink certificates.

Does not establish. A nameplate is not an employment contract, not a board minute, and not a finding she appointed them. Gerowgan on this plate is not on the live physicians table (E-PLC-PHYSICIANS). DR. R. AMIRI.GHARAGOZLOO D.Sc shares a family name with Padtan founder Alireza Amiri Gharagozlou; the plate prints R., not Alireza. Name-family overlap is overlap. It is not identity. This photograph is not a 1970 founding date.

Facts

No public URL mounted yet. The face is quoted above.

Source: Drive folder 10v-0WbqKLjwju_b32Y9O3Ev2em1Vo9fY / Pathlab and Padtan Elm overlap / Screenshot 2026-07-06 at 6.13.19 PM.png

DocumentedLive path-lab.ir capture 15 Sep 2026
path-lab.ir physicians table — Karourian as Quality Control Manager

Live physicians table, 15 September 2026. Header contact bar (phone, street, plaque) covered. Twelve named rows stay.

Page title پزشکان آزمایشگاه on path-lab.ir, under Pathobiology Laboratory Center / آزمایشگاه مرکزی پاتوبیولوژی. Table as printed, row 4: دکتر علیرضا کروریان — پاتولوژیست آناتومیکال و کلینیکال — مسئول کنترل کیفیت. Other named rows include technical officers for clinical and anatomical pathology. Farideh Kavesh is not on this table. دکتر گروگان / Dr. M. Gerowgan is not on this table.

Establishes. The laboratory’s own website names Dr Alireza Karourian (علیرضا کروریان) as Quality Control Manager — مسئول کنترل کیفیت — of Pathobiology Laboratory Center. That title is on a public page anyone can open.

Does not establish. A website title is not an employment contract and is not a finding that the CEO is his boss in the labor-law sense. It does not name Farideh. It does not list Gerowgan. It is not a Padtan Elm appointment. Phone and street are held off this face.

Source: path-lab.ir / پزشکان آزمایشگاه