Guo Wengui / Miles Guo — appeal · 2Cir ECF 26-1626_dkt_1

Case: 26-1626, 06/12/2026, DktEntry: 1.1, Page 1 of 61 redar-kct Date: June 9", 2026 From: Address: Telephone: Email: To: Clerk of Court United States Court of Appeals 2ND Circuit 40 Foley Square New York, NY 10007 Re: Petition for Writ of Mandamus Petitioner: Anna Case: United States v. Kwok, et al.1 :23-CR-0011 S(AT) Dear Clerk of the 2"' Circuit Court, Enclosed please find a Petition for Writ of Mandamus, filed by Ann~ a Pro Se Petitioner in United States v. Kwok, et al 1 :23-CR-0011 S(AT), under 21 U.S.C. § 853(n), Fed. R. Crim. P. 32.2(c), Fed. R. Crim. P. 49.1, and 28 U.S.C. § 1651 (a). Enclosed are: AFFIDAVIT FOR PERMISSION IN FORMA PAUPERIS Petition for Writ of Mandamus Exhibit A-"Motion to Subpoena Luc Despins and Key Himalaya Alliance & Farm Personnel; Evidentiary Hearing, & Asserting 853(n) Rights, Privacy and Declaration", filed with SDNY District Court on 5/22/2026 Exhibit B - Proofs that the 5/22/26 Motion was sent to the SDNY District Court Exhibit C - Proof of email request to the District Court for Docketing, dated 5/29/2026 Exhibit D -Proof of email request to the District Court for Docketing, dated 6/2/2026 Exhibit E -Proof of email request "Motion to Compel Docketing" to the District Court, dated 6/5/2026 Respectfully submitted, ..... Anna

Case: 26-1626, 06/12/2026, DktEntry: 1.1, Page 2 of 61 Court of Appea\s , For The Second C1rcuI1 Tffi m\ JE <C JE TI VIE United States Court of Appeals1_& JUN 1 2 2026 ill} for the Second Circuit BY: - - - """' - - - - In Re:Anna 3,ct Party in United States v. Kwok, et al. 1 :23-cr-00118-1 (AT), Petitioner. PETITION FOR A WRIT OF MANDAMUS RELATING TO THE SDNY DISTRICT COURT STATEMENT OF JURISDICTION This Court has authority to issue a writ of mandamus pursuant to the All-Writs Act, 28 U.S.C. § 1651 (a), because the underlying action is "within its appellate jurisdiction". STANDARD FOR MANDAMUS To qualify for mandamus relief, a petitioner must demonstrate: 1. A "clear and indisputable" right to the issuance of the writ; 2. That the administrative or judicial officer has a non-discretionary, ministerial duty to act; and 3. That the petitioner has no other adequate alternative means to attain the desired relief. See In re Von Bulow, 828 F.2d 94, 98 (2d Cir. 1987); Cheney v. U.S. Dist. Court for Dist. of Columbia, 542 U.S. 367, 380-81 (2004). STATEMENT OF RELIEF SOUGHT Petitioner is a third party who had filed a "Motion to Subpoena Luc Despins and Key Himalaya Alliance & Farm Personnel; Evidentiary Hearing, & Asserting 853(n) Rights, Privacy and Declaration" with the District Court, but the District Court suppresses Petitioner's legitimate claims and refuses to docket it after Petitioner's multiple requests. Petitioner has nowhere to go but r~spectfully ask this Court issues a writ directing the District Court to enter Petitioner's Petition onto the docket and address the underlying statutory issues on the merits. STATEMENT OF THE FACTS AND ISSUES Facts:

Case: 26-1626, 06/12/2026, DktEntry: 1.1, Page 3 of 61 1) Petitioner is a bona fide, innocent investor who has lawfully invested__.. life savings in the G-series. These funds are currently seized by, or subject to the constructive custody of, the DOJ, the SEC, Chapter 11 Trustee Luc Despins of Paul Hastings LLP, or key leaders within the Himalaya Alliance and farms; critically, none of these assets were retained by, or remain in the custody of, Defendant Kwok. Accordingly, Petitioner is legally entitled to initiate ancillary proceedings over the subject property under 21 U.S.C. § 853(n) to vindicate her cognizable legal interest. 2) On May 22nd 2026, Petitioner filed a Motion with the District Court by US mail and , email. Afterward, despite Petitioner's repeated requests to the District Court for docketing, the Motion was suppressed and excluded from the public record without any stated legal justification, as demonstrated by the correspondence attached hereto in Exhibit. Issues: 1) The prosecution's designated victims explicitly testified on the record that they suffered no cognizable harm or financial injury attributable to the Defendant -The prosecution's victim classification framework (SDNY Doc. 511) reflects a systemic collapse of basic forfeiture principles. The prosecution improperly constructs a closed legal universe where an investor is designated as either a victim or a co-conspirator, leaving no procedural mechanism for an 853(n) claimant. Petitioner categorically rejects this flawed taxonomy; the Government cannot bypass the mandatory ancillary proceeding required by 21 U.S.C. § 853(n) by imposing an extra-statutory label on innocent third parties. The Government's victim narrative is fundamentally undermined by the affected parties themselves. Pursuant to Doc. 834, the ostensible 'victims', 1254 of them, have formally declared that their financial injuries do not stem from the actions of the Defendant, but are instead the direct result of the Government's disruptive civil takings and illegal possessory seizures. 2) The prosecution's alleged "fraud proceeds" are actually the legitimate funds of the G-series investors -The prosecution's unilateral characterization of the G-Series investments as 'fraud proceeds' (Doc 716-4) represents an impermissible expansion of federal forfeiture authority. Under established Second Circuit precedent, the Government cannot simply declare an entire pool of legitimate third party capital to be the fruit of a criminal enterprise. Petitioner maintains that this classification is legally untenable and structurally invalid under 21 U.S.C. § 853(n). Page 2of 5

Case: 26-1626, 06/12/2026, DktEntry: 1.1, Page 4 of 61 3) The Government's asset seizure rests entirely upon a legally unproven and uncontested 'alter ego' theory that bypassed the mandatory requirements of a formal evldentiary adjudication -The Chapter 11 Bankruptcy Trustee, Luc Despins, summarily applied an 'alter ego' designation to the entire complex of G Series investment vehicles without ever satisfying the strict evidentiary burdens or securing the formal adjudication required by law. Compounding this error, the prosecution adopted the Trustee Luc's unadjudicated alter ego theory within the context of this criminal proceeding. This unauthorized coordination effectively allowed the Trustee and the Government to rob Petitioner's~ legitimate life savings, achieving a permanent deprivation of third-party property rights completely unmoored from standard procedural due process. Because this asset seizure rests entirely upon an un-litigated alter ego assumption rather than concrete, individualized tracing, the retention of these funds violates fundamental tenets of federal forfeiture and bankruptcy law. 4) The prosecution systematically insulated the Defendant's alleged co-conspirators from liability, offering immunity in exchange for testimony targeting the Defendant - The anomalous procedural history of this case underscores a manifest injustice that undermines the integrity of the judicial process. The prosecutors obtained a conviction by immunizing the very individuals who currently possess in excess of $100 million of un-seized investor capital (Doc 834), while simultaneously seeking to block innocent third-party investors from asserting ancillary claims under 21 U.S.C. § 853(n). This unusual enforcement posture, shielding possessory, non indicted actors while systematically denying a forum to innocent claimants calls into question the structural legitimacy of the prosecution's framework and highlights a systemic failure to safeguard the true victims of the underlying enterprise. 5) An unadjudicated conflict of law wherein the subject asset pool is burdened by two mutually exclusive designations (Case No. 26-361 )-The District Court has left a critical threshold issue entirely unaddressed, permitting a 'dual-definition' paradox to persist over the same asset pool. While the Communist PRC government categorizes the G-Series capital as an illegal political fund targeting state security, the prosecution had summarily branded it as 'fraud proceeds.' Byfailingto hold an ancillary proceeding to adjudicate this geopolitical and legal conflict, the District Court has abdicated its duty to determine the true legal status of Petitioner's ~ nl ife savings.

Case: 26-1626, 06/12/2026, DktEntry: 1.1, Page 5 of 61 6) Witness duress & evidence tainting -An ancillary proceeding should be conducted to address a major structural defect in the prosecution's case: the systemic tainting of witness evidence via foreign state interference. The unauthorized transmission of investor records to the CCP by Phoenix Farm CEO Wei Li hong initiated a wave of political persecution against domestic investors. Under established due process principles, a conviction or forfeiture cannot rest upon the testimony of individuals inside mainland China who may have been coerced under threat of state violence to falsely characterize their G-Series investments as fraud. Petitioner is entitled to an evidentiary hearing to probe this pervasive witness duress and to ascertain the true regulatory allegiance of the immunized farm leaderships. REASON WHY THE WRIT SHOULD ISSUE The All-Writs Act empowers this Court to issue a writ of mandamus directing the District Court to docket all relevant documents to all parties, including 3,d party Pro Se petitioners under 21 U.S.C. § 853(n). This Court should issue a writ of mandamus because Petitioner has a clear and indisputable right to the writ. No other alternative remedies are available to Petitioner. Mandamus is the only avenue by which Petitioners can obtain relief. CONCLUSION For the foregoing reasons, Petitioner respectfully requests that this Court issue a Writ of Mandamus directing the District Court to: 1. Immediately file and enter Petitioner's Motion onto the official docket; 2. Authorize and issue subpoenas for the appearance and testimony of relevant, vital personnel; and 3. Convene a formal ancillary evidentiary hearing as explicitly mandated by 21 U.S.C. § 853(n) to adjudicate Petitioner's cognizable legal interest in the ~ f seized G-Series investment capital. Petitioner further requests that this Court review the extraordinary procedural irregularities, exercise its supervisory authority to correct a clear abuse of discretion by the District Court, and safeguard the systemic integrity of the federal judicial process by restoring Petitioner's fundamental right to procedural due process. PRIVACY Petitioner respectfully requests to file this petition in redacted public form with personal & financial data redacted. A redacted set of the documents is provided. ' 1 Date: June 9", 2026

A- Case: 26-1626, 06/12/2026, DktEntry: 1.1, Page 6 of 61 1 Case 1:23-cr-00118-AT 2 3 UNITED STATES DISTRICT COURT 4 FOR THE SOUTHERN DISTRICT ~O~F__!:!N~E~W_.,.,.,.u.... _____ 5 6 UNITED STATES OF AMERICA, Motion to Subpoena Luc Despins and Key Himalaya Alliance & Farm 7 Plaintiff, Personnel; Evidentiary Hearing, & Asserting 853{n} Rights, Privacy and 8 Declaration, By~ (Anna). 9 v. 10 11 HO WAN KWOK (A/K/A MILES GUO, MILES 12 KWOK, WENGUI GUO AND BROTHER SEVEN), 13 Yvette Wang, 14 Defendants. 15 16 Facts 17 My name is Anna, a G-series investor, appearing prose to tell the Court my personal experience and facts surrounding my investments relevant to this 18 case. 19 1) My background - I am a retired.- a mother, and a Christian who 20 lives in communist China all my life. I have watched the CCP falsify the Bible, ban its sale, and demand that the Chinese people worship the 21 Communist Party. They tell us that while our parents are dear, the CCP 22 must be 1dearest of all.' Having lived through this spiritual and 23 intellectual suppression, I am committed to speaking the truth about the regime1s attempt to replace God with the Communist Party. 24 2) The taking down the CCP movement - My involvement in the taking down 25 the CCP movement is rooted in my lifelong experience as a victim of 26 state-sponsored religious and political persecution. Since 2017, I have been a supporter of Mr. Guo, viewing his movement as a necessary 27 vehicle for exposing the CCP's human rights abuses. On June 4, 2020, I 28 participated in the establishment of the New Federal State of China, an

Case: 26-1626, 06/12/2026, DktEntry: 1.1, Page 7 of 61 1 organization dedicated to the peaceful transition of China toward a democratic, CCP-free future. 2 I categorically reject the DOJ prosecutors1 characterization of this 3 organization as a 1cult. 1 Such labels are not only inflammatory but are 4 factually untethered from the reality of the CCP's documented atrocities, such as forced live organ harvesting on the Chinese 5 children. I assert my First Amendment rights to freedom of association 6 and religious expression, maintaining that my support for Mr. Guo is a 7 matter of profound personal and spiritual conviction. To dismiss thousands of global investors and activists as 'cult members', the 8 Government is to ignore the legitimate grievances of a population 9 seeking liberation from a totalitarian regime. 10 3) My investment in G-series -The investments I made were part of a structured, global effort to support a free China. Mr. Guo designed and 11 promoted an ecosystem of independent entities: GTV(VOG), Himalya 12 Alliance, Himalaya Farms, G-Club, G-Fashion, Himalaya Exchange, and 13 Himalaya Reserve. Each entity was legally established under its own jurisdiction and managed by its own operational team. My commitment to 14 support free China this cause was tangible: over a nearly three-year 15 period from May 2020 to February 2023, I executed 15 separate wire 16 transfers totaling$ from my hard-earned savings, Using legitimate banking channels and necessary intermediaries, I directed 17 these funds to entities such as VOG, Korean En-Dian Farm, New Zealand 18 Farm, G-Club, and Himalaya Exchange. I also donated to the Rule of Law 19 Foundation. Those capitals were investments in a movement and in corporate structures that I believed in; it was never an 'unlawful 20 proceed1 for the Defendant to exploit or comingled personal funds of 21 the Defendant, 22 Challenge to the Government's Unlawful Actions Against My G-series Investment 23 1) Communist China's transnational Financial Censorship on the G-series 24 investors - The pain, anxiety, and suffering I have endured because of 25 my choice to invest in the G-Series is a direct result of the CCP's totalitarian grip on global finance. The Chinese Government 26 criminalized any investment into the G-Series. I knew with absolute 27 certainty that if I disclosed the true purpose of my wire transfers to 28 the banks, the transactions would be terminated immediately and I would

Case: 26-1626, 06/12/2026, DktEntry: 1.1, Page 8 of 61 1 face severe state repercussions, This hostile environment forced me to rely on alternative pathways to secure my investments. 2 3 In one heartbreaking instance, in 2021, I asked a friend 4 surnamed ... to use his business account to route approximately ...... USO for me through his to ... Because 5 of this single act of assistance, the bank froze his entire corporate 6 account for the reasons of "money laundering" and "threatening national 7 security". He fought this injustice fiercely, pursuing both a lawsuit and an appeal, but he lost both. The Chinese Government fined him and 8 threatened to jail him too. Witnessing the financial ruin of a friend 9 who simply tried to help me escape financial censorship has caused me 10 immense psychological trauma. My use of intermediaries was never an attempt to mislead any financial institutions; it was the only viable 11 survival mechanism available to an. oppressed citizen trying to move my 12 capital to freedom. 13 In the context of Second Circuit Case No. 26-361, Tony's grievance 14 reveals a profound flaw in the DOJ. prosecutors' narrative. The District 15 Court has yet to answer a vital question: How can the identical pool of 16 money be treated by the PRC authorities as an illegal, 'anti-Chinese government' fund that threatens national security, while the U.S. 17 Government insists it is nothing more than 1fraud proceeds1? 18 This dual classification is a logical impossibility. If the money was 19 deployed by independent citizens as a financial shield against an oppressive regime resulting in domestic freeze orders and police 20 interrogations in China, it represents legitimate, hard-earned capital 21 risked for freedom. The Government cannot adopt the asset-pool 22 dimensions manufactured by the CCP's financial blockade without implicitly validating that regime1s suppression of its own citizens, 23 24 By failing to address this contradiction, the record remains silent on 25 a critical distinction. The funds injected into the G-Series by independent investors were sent with clear, anti-totalitarian political 26 intent. To treat these politically motivated capital contributions as a 27 standard, unified fraud scheme is to ignore the documented reality that 28

Case: 26-1626, 06/12/2026, DktEntry: 1.1, Page 9 of 61 1 these assets are viewed by a foreign adversary as weaponized dissent, not criminal booty. 2 3 2) The DOJ's reliance on the affidavit of FBI Special Agent AnthonY Alecci 4 (SONY Doc. 716-4) is legally insufficient to justify the sweeping • forfeiture of G-Series assets. Agent Alecci cites 18 U.S.C. § 981 and§ 5 1956 to characterize these funds as 'proceeds1 of wire and bank fraud. 6 However, this characterization fails as a matter of law. 7 My capital contributions were made with bona fide intent and originated from legitimate, post-tax earnings. Under the Second Circuit's 'merger 8 doctrine, 1 the Government cannot classify the mere movement of funds 9 between accounts as 'money laundering' unless it first proves those 10 funds were already the proceeds of a completed crime. Here, the Government has failed to establish a nexus between the alleged fraud 11 and my specific assets. Furthermore, the Government's theory of fraud 12 is contradicted by the 1victims1 themselves; as noted in Document 834, 13 the vast majority of investors expressly reject the Government's claim that they were defrauded, asserting instead their status as lawful 14 property owners under§ 853(n}. 15 16 Agent Alecci's investigation (SDNY Doc. 716-4) relies on a logical fallacy: that the frequency of transactions automatically equates to 17 the concealment of proceeds under 18 U.S.C, § 1956(a) (1) (B) (ii. In 18 reality, my investments were never 'fraud proceeds' to begin with. They 19 were legitimate investmentS intended for the G-Series ecosystem, Forfeiture requires the Government to prove a criminal 1taint1 by a 20 preponderance of the evidence. Forfeit assets before adjudication 21 before thousands of investors who overwhelmingly disclaim 'victim1 22 status {SONY Doc 843), the Government has committed a civil taking without the required proof of a crime. Moving money between legally 23 formed entities is a standard business practice, not a specified 24 unlawful activity under 18 U.S.C. §§ 1343 or 1344. 25 The Government's Victim Identification and Classification Crisis 26 From the standpoint of a G-series investor who rejects victim status, who 27 refuses to proceed under the CVRA, and instead seeks recognition of 28 independent third-party property interests under 21 U.S.C. § 853(n), the

Case: 26-1626, 06/12/2026, DktEntry: 1.1, Page 10 of 61 1 Government's current victim framework is not merely inconsistent; it is structurally unsound and procedurally dangerous. 2 1) Selective Gatekeeping of Victim Status 3 In SONY Doc 511, the Government adopted an extraordinarily broad 4 definition of the purported victim population. It stated that "one group recognizes the fraud for what it is and believes the defendants 5 deliberately deceived them," while "the other group does not believe they 6 were defrauded (either because they are complicit in the conspiracy, or 7 they have been misled by it). Many now believe the government wrongfully seized their money." Under that formulation, the Government's victim 8 theory is broad enough to sweep in not only self-identified victims, but 9 also investors who reject the label of victim and believe the Government 10 has wrongfully taken their funds. Yet when those same or similarly situated investors appear in court in a procedurally adverse posture, the 11 Government's framework shifts. After the district court adjourned 12 sentencing from April 27, 2026 to June 29, 2026, the Government filed 13 oppositions to 4 of the Emergency Stay Applications at the Second Circuit: Ryan Bai (No. 25-2726), Tony (No. 26-361), Chunk Chyi (No. 26-77), and 14 Carolyn Sun (No. 26-441). As reflected in Chunk Chyi's response filing in 15 Second Circuit No. 26-77 (0kt. 18), even after he affirmatively invoked 16 the CVRA and identified concrete financial loss, the Government nevertheless sought to characterize him as a mere "supporter,u rather than 17 as a victim entitled to meaningful consideration. Chunk correctly 18 identified the resulting distortion: victim recognition appears to 19 function less as an equally available statutory protection and more as an advantage effectively reserved to those with representation, procedural 20 leverage, or institutional acceptance. This disparity is particularly 21 stark, as noted on Pages 3-4 of the filing, where Chunk observed that 22 certain represented HEX claimants reportedly deny being "victims," but the Government treats them as "victims" in sentencing the Defendant. By 23 contrast, Pro Se petitioners who affirmatively assert loss and invoke the 24 CVRA are met with arguments by the Government that their victim status is 25 insufficient or that their losses should not be counted. The inconsistency becomes even more pronounced in light of the record cited on Page 8. 26 There, Chunk references the defense counsel's submission in SONY Document 27 843, reporting that counsel had received 1,254 "supporter statements.11 28 Under the Government1s own formulation in Document 511, such individuals

Case: 26-1626, 06/12/2026, DktEntry: 1.1, Page 11 of 61 1 would appear to fall within the category of persons who do not believe they were defrauded yet whose funds are nevertheless counted within the 2 broader victim framework. Yet, rather than being treated as victims by the 3 Government, these individuals were effectively represented through defense 4 counsel. 5 Taken together, the records support a troubling inference: in practice, 6 the Government's recognition of "victim" status appears to operate in a 7 manner that privileges sophisticated representation. Those with counsel, institutional alignment, or procedural leverage may have their positions 8 incorporated into the Government's sentencing narrative, but for the Pro 9 Se individuals, the Government labels them whatever the Government sees 10 fit, sometimes totally against those Pro Se individuals' will. This is not a neutral application of a statutory framework. It is a structurally 11 selective system that conditions access to victim status, and the rights 12 flowing from it, on litigation posture rather than legal entitlement. 13 2) Selective Gatekeeping of Exit from Victim Status 14 The contradiction becomes even more revealing in the Government's 15 opposition to the Emergency Stay Applications filed by the 4 Pro Se 16 petitioners in the Second Circuit. There, despite the breadth of its own Document 511 definition, the Government effectively treated those 4 17 petitioners as supporters of Mr. Guo rather than as persons falling within 18 the broader victim framework it had previously asserted. I myself reject 19 victim status, refuse to proceed under the CVRA, and identify instead as a G-series investor and supporter of Mr. Guo. From that standpoint, the 20 Government's treatment of those· 4 Pro Se petitioners as "supporters" is a 21 deeply troubling. It suggests that the only practical way to escape the 22 Government's default victim classification and to assert an independent position is to confront the Government directly in court, and to do so 23 with unusual procedural sophistication and persistence. 24 25 That is a profound defect in the Government's framework. If only a tiny number of exceptionally capable litigants, such as Ryan, Chunk, Tony, 26 Carolyn and similarly situated petitioners can force the Government to 27 stop treating them as passive "victims" and instead acknowledge them as 28 procedurally independent actors, then the Government's classification

Case: 26-1626, 06/12/2026, DktEntry: 1.1, Page 12 of 61 1 system is not functioning as a neutral legal framework at all. It is functioning as a selective gatekeeping device. In practice, it leaves 2 ordinary G-series investors trapped inside a broad victim label when that 3 label benefits the Government's loss and sentencing narrative, yet denies 4 them any realistic path to independent recognition unless they possess extraordinary litigation ability. That is not a stable victim framework. 5 It is a procedurally distorted structure that risks depriving ordinary 6 investors of due process, meaningful access to§ 853(n), and equal 7 treatment under the law. 8 What the record reflects is not merely inconsistency of the Government's 9 conduct, but the absence of a stable and administrable rule governing 10 victim classification. A framework that expands to include certain individuals as "victims" to support the Government's loss attribution, yet 11 contracts to exclude those same individuals when they attempt to assert 12 independent procedural rights. It proves that the Government operates 13 without a discernible limiting principle. In practice and in reality, it forecloses any predictable or accessible pathway for similarly situated 14 investors to assert their rights under 21 U.S.C. § 853(n), and thereby 15 raises serious concerns not only of fairness, but of the framework's legal 16 viability. 17 Constructive Fraud on the Courts: The Manufacture of an Utterly Fictitious 18 "Alter Ego" Pool and the Poisoning of the Trial Record 19 The DOJ prosecutors and Chapter 11 Trustee Luc Despins have engaged in a pattern of material omissions that amounts to a constructive fraud on the 20 courts. By systematically withholding the fact that a substantial portion of 21 the seized funds comprised untainted, legitimate capital from independent 22 investors and asserting instead the absolute falsehood that 100% of the corporate assets were "criminal proceeds11 the Government and Trustee Luc 23 , engineered a procedurally deficient record to serve a predetermined 24 narrative. 25 This orchestrated omission produced three devastating legal consequences: 1) The Artificial Manufacturing of the "Alter Ego11 Pool 26 The Trustee and the Government bypassed mandatory tracing requirements to 27 fabricate a sweeping, all-inclusive "alter ego" theory. By failing to 28 disclose the presence of$ in bona fide capital from me and

Case: 26-1626, 06/12/2026, DktEntry: 1.1, Page 13 of 61 1 hundreds of millions from similarly situated investors, the Government and Trustee Luc induced the bankruptcy court and the District Court to enter an 2 overly broad forfeiture pool. They effectively transformed distinct corporate 3 entities with separate fiduciary duties into a monolith, seizing innocent 4 third-party property under the guise of recovering criminal proceeds. 2) Structural Deprivation of Procedural Due Process 5 By presenting an artificially clean narrative of total corporate fraud, the 6 Government and Trustee Luc effectively suppressed the statutory rights of 7 third parties under 21 U.S.C. § 853(n) before the trial even began. They presented the District Court with a curated, unchallenged record, ensuring 8 that any subsequent ancillary proceeding would be treated as an 9 administrative afterthought rather than a mandatory, adversarial adjudication 10 of superior legal title. 3) The Contamination and Pollution of the Jury's Fact-Finding Mandate 11 This mischaracterization extended directly into the criminal trial, 12 fundamentally infecting the trial record. By introducing high-volume bank 13 accounts as unified 11fraud accounts" while deliberately concealing the massive infusions of untainted investor capital, the Government presented a 14 distorted financial landscape. This material distortion polluted the minds of 15 the jury, creating an illusion of total criminality that stripped the 16 Defendant of a fair trial and starved the jury of the context required to accurately evaluate criminal intent. 17 18 A court-appointed Trustee and federal prosecutors owe an absolute duty of 19 candor to the judiciary. When they actively ignore the distinct, clean origin of investor funds to artificially inflate a forfeiture pool, they do not 20 merely commit an error; they perpetrate a constructive fraud that undermines 21 the integrity of the entire judicial system. This Court must intervene to 22 halt the finalization of this manufactured record. 23 24 Motion to Subpoena and to Conduct Evidentiary Hearing on Luc Despina of Paul 25 Hastings LLP and Key Himalaya Alliance and Farms Leadership Personnel I respectfully move this Court for an Order issuing subpoenas to Luc Despins 26 (Chapter 11 Trustee, Paul Hastings LLP), and key leadership personnel of the 27 Himalaya Alliance and Farms, including Wei Lihong, Zhang Yongbing, Ha-En, 28 Cosmos, Guo Shuai, Xia Qidong, William Je and Wang Xuebing. I further request

Case: 26-1626, 06/12/2026, DktEntry: 1.1, Page 14 of 61 1 an evidentiary hearing to investigate the potential compromise of investor data and the resulting transnational repression faced by the G-series 2 investors. 3 4 1) Wei Lihong (aka Sarah Wei, MIM~), formerly Arizona Phoenix Farm CEO, in charge of the VOG investment. 5 Basis for her Subpoena: I assert that Wei Lihong acted as a fiduciary 6 for my investment of$ USD wired to VOG/GTV in . This ~ 7 investment required the disclosure of my highly sensitive personal identifiable information (PII). 8 a) Evidence of compromise and transnational repression: 9 State interrogation - Following the transfer of funds and PII to Wei 10 Lihong, I was subjected to three separate interrogations by the Ministry of State Security (MSS) of the People's Republic of China 11 (PRC) and local police, 12 b) Unauthorized disclosure of my data: During these sessions, PRC 13 officials explicitly stated that my denial of investment was futile because Wei Lihong had provided a list of "anti-government" GTV/VOG 14 investors and my name was on it. 15 c) Ongoing Harassment: As a direct result of this betrayal, I remain 16 under state surveillance, facing restricted movement and reporting to local police during travel. 17 A subpoena is required to determine: 18 • Whether investors who were betrayed by Wei were systematically coerced 19 by the CCP into falsely reporting to the FBI that they were "defrauded" 20 by the Defendant. • Whether the written victim statements currently relied upon by the 21 Department of Justice {Doc. 833) to calculate sentencing and forfeiture 22 guidelines were procured under extreme duress by a foreign totalitarian 23 regime seeking to sabotage the G-Series ecosystem A subpoena compelling the testimony of Wei is critical to safeguarding the 24 integrity of these judicial proceedings. Wei's testimony is strictly 25 necessary to uncover a severe breach of investor data that directly impacts 26 the credibility of the Government's criminal case and the forfeiture pool. Another question is whether Wei is a CCP agent at the beginning but disguised 27 as an anti-CCP fighter? How many of the Himalaya Alliance and Farm key 28 leaders are CCP agents under cover?

Case: 26-1626, 06/12/2026, DktEntry: 1.1, Page 15 of 61 1 A critical issue impacting the integrity of these proceedings is the potential role of covert foreign actors operating under the direction of the 2 People's Republic of China (PRC). An evidentiary hearing is necessary to 3 investigate whether key figures within the G-Series leadership specifically 4 Wei and other prominent leaders within the Himalaya Alliance and Farm acted as unregistered agents of a foreign power, in violation of 18 U.S.C. § 951 5 and the Foreign Agents Registration Act (FARA), 22 U.S,C, § 611 et seq, 6 7 It is a matter of record before U.S. federal courts and intelligence agencies that the Chinese Communist Party routinely utilizes 11controlled opposition" 8 and deep-cover operators to infiltrate overseas dissident groups, capture 9 proprietary data, and manipulate domestic legal processes. The sudden, 10 unauthorized data breach of the corporate 11investor list" to PRC security organs raises a profound question of law and fact: Did Sarah Wei operate from 11 the inception of these programs as a disguised asset of the PRC state 12 apparatus designed to sabotage the movement from within? 13 The potential exposure of multiple undercover CCP operatives within the 14 leadership structure of the Himalaya Alliance directly threatens the validity 15 of the underlying criminal and forfeiture record. If key organizational 16 figures were hidden foreign state assets, their cooperation agreements with the Department of Justice, their management of corporate assets, and their 17 interactions with the FBI cannot be deemed reliable. 18 Their operational objective would be perfectly aligned with the geopolitical 19 goals of the PRC: to engineer a collapse of the G-Series ecosystem, secure the freezing and forfeiture of dissident capital, and manipulate U.S. 20 judicial resources to finalize an international financial blockade against 21 political opponents. 22 The Court cannot permit a forfeiture pool to be finalized when there remains 23 a substantial, unexamined risk that the corporate leadership who controlled 24 the underlying funds were covertly executing the directives of a hostile 25 foreign government. Discovery and cross-examination are strictly required to unmask the true affiliations of those key actors and protect the integrity of 26 the United States judiciary from foreign state subversion. 27 28

Case: 26-1626, 06/12/2026, DktEntry: 1.1, Page 16 of 61 1 2) Luc Despins of Paul Hastings LLP, Chapter 11 Trustee for the Estate of 2 Ho Wan Kwok (Mr. Guo) Basis for Subpoena: As the court-appointed Trustee, Luc Despins has gained 3 control over vast amounts of G-series investors' investment including my 4 ollars wired to G-Club. Trustee Luc has a fiduciary duty to the 5 Court to accurately report the nature of the estate's assets. However, the designation of my G-Club fund as the Defendant's personal property is a 6 material misrepresentation of the corporate reality: 7 a) Absence of Factual Nexus: I made bona fide capital contribution of 8 to G-Club, a legally incorporated entity with its own distinct 9 operational parameters. 10 b) The "Alter Ego" Misdirection: Trustee Luc maintained that G-Club was merely an "alter ego" of the Defendant to justify his swallowing third 11 party capital into the bankruptcy pool. This sweeping conclusion was 12 presented to the bankruptcy court and to the criminal court without an 13 individualized tracing analysis of my legitimate funds. 14 c) Constructive Fraud on the Court: By failing to disclose to the Court that a substantial portion of the seized funds consisted of untainted, 15 legitimate capital from independent investors and by claiming instead 16 that 100% of the assets were "criminal proceeds11, Trustee Luc and the 17 DOJ prosecutors have engineered a procedurally deficient record, and manufactured Mr. Guo's alter ego asset pool for forfeiture, and 18 polluted the mind of juries in the criminal case. 19 Trustee Luc has cost the estate millions of dollars in administrative fees, 20 yet he has failed to provide a transparent, line-item accounting that 21 distinguishes between the Defendant's personal assets and my investment. 22 Proceeding to a final order without allowing me to cross-examine Trustee Luc regarding the tracking of my ---investment violates basic tenets of 23 procedural due process. 24 3) Zhang Yongbing (~~9'), an immigration attorney of Illinoi, who was 25 retained to represent my interest regarding the return of my$ 26 VOG investment. He was designated by the Government as the Defendant's "co-conspirator" (Document 388). After the Defendant's arrest, Zhang 27 appeared on many of the Himalaya Alliance live broadcasts. Allegedly, 28

Case: 26-1626, 06/12/2026, DktEntry: 1.1, Page 17 of 61 1 attorney Zhang represents numerous Chinese political asylum seekers who also invested in the G-series, Allegedly, Zhang played a key role in 2 screening witnesses for Mr. Guo's legal defense and allegedly, Zhang 3 prevented some key witnesses who could exonerated Mr. Guo to testify on 4 Mr. Guo's behalf, claimant like Tony in Second Circuit Case #26-361, allegedly, 5 6 Reason for subpoena: A material discrepancy exists regarding the return and 7 custody of my VOG asset. It is a matter of record that numerous similarly situated investors who filed independent claims have already successfully 8 recovered their capital. However, my fund remains unreturned and unaccounted 9 for. A subpoena is necessary to compel a formal accounting from counsel to 10 determine the current legal status, location, and custody of my asset. 11 I respectfully direct this Court's attention to an egregious procedural and 12 constitutional defect that invalidates the integrity of the underlying trial 13 record. As set forth in Document 388, Attorney Zhang Yongbing was explicitly designated by prosecutors as an unindicted co-conspirator of the Defendant. 14 Despite this formal designation, the Department of Justice failed to prevent 15 this exact "co-conspirator" from participating in and screening the 16 Defendant's potential legal defense witnesses. This alarming contradiction introduces two fatal legal errors into the 17 record: 18 a) Structural Infiltration of the Defense Camp and Incurable Conflict of 19 Interest Under the Sixth Amendment, a criminal defendant is entitled to 20 conflict-free counsel and a private, uncompromised defense strategy. By 21 allowing an individual whom the Government officially considers a 22 criminal co-conspirator {Attorney Zhang) to act as a gatekeeper for the Defendant's trial witnesses, the defense camp was structurally 23 infiltrated. 24 Zhang possessed an absolute, irreconcilable conflict of interest: as a 25 named co-conspirator seeking to avoid his own indictment, his primary incentive was to protect himself and cooperate with the prosecution's 26 narrative-not to assist in developing a robust defense or locating 27 untainted investor capital. 28 b) Prosecutorial Exploitation of Witness Screening

Case: 26-1626, 06/12/2026, DktEntry: 1.1, Page 18 of 61 1 The Government cannot have it both ways. Prosecutors cannot brand an attorney as a criminal co-conspirator in official court filings to 2 destroy their credibility, while simultaneously allowing that attorney 3 to control, vet, and filter the witnesses available to the defense. 4 This arrangement effectively gave the prosecution a proxy inside the defense infrastructure, allowing an insulated co-conspirator to 5 suppress or discourage critical testimony from independent investors 6 who could have proven that the G-Series funds were legitimate and 7 untainted. 8 The deployment of an unindicted co-conspirator to oversee or influence 9 the screening of defense witnesses represents a profound subversion of 10 the adversarial process. It suggests an orchestrated effort to control the narrative, sanitize the trial record, and deny the Defendant a fair 11 trial. A full evidentiary inquiry into the scope of Attorney Zhang1s 12 interference with the defense witness pool is necessary. 13 14 41 Ha-En <~*JI<:!/') and Cosmos(~~~), both were former Korean En-Dian Farm 15 CEOs; William Je of ACA Capital; Xia Qidong (aka Longisland brother, 16 Changdao, ][;ltJR), former Himalaya Alliance Chairman, Mountain Spice Farm 17 CEO; Guo Shuai ($ililji • 1,l:;l,1VJ,'llf, Chaogen Xiaoge), Himalaya Alliance leader 18 I 19 On 2020, I wired $ dollars to the Korean En-Dian Farm Loan Program. Ha-En said that CEO Cosmos who was sent by the Himalaya Alliance 20 took the money. But on ~2022, Guo Suai (Chaogen Xiaoge), an Alliance 21 leader made a public announcement alleging that team Cosmos had committed 22 fraud and he was suing team Cosmos. 23 Reason for subpoena: 24 a) In Government Document 273, the DOJ prosecutors asserted that ACA Capital 25 received $130 million in Farm Loan capital. ACA Capital is a distinct corporate entity with no legal, financial, or familial ties to the Defendant, 26 the Defendant's family, or his family trust. 27 28

Case: 26-1626, 06/12/2026, DktEntry: 1.1, Page 19 of 61 1 b) In Document 804, the Defendant stated that a number of independent Himalaya Alliance CEOs and others hold custody and possession of 2 approximately $100 million in capital including the Farm Loan fund. 3 4 A subpoena is required to compel these individuals to testify under oath and produce financial records clarifying the true custody and ownership of the 5 Farm Loan assets. I seek to expose a fundamental flaw in the prosecution's 6 logic: 7 • The Tracing Failure: If $130 million of the Farm Loan capital is held 8 by ACA Capital and or separate executives {Himalaya Alliance CEOs) and 9 or others, the Government cannot meet its statutory burden to prove that these funds represent the Defendant's criminal proceed. 10 11 • The Manufactured "RICO Enterprise": By blindly pinning the independent financial actions of ACA Capital and the Alliance CEOs onto the 12 Defendant, the DOJ prosecutors have manufactured a fictitious RICO 13 asset pool. They have converted independent, third-party corporate 14 capital including my own contributions into a centralized "criminal enterprise" without performing the mandatory line-item tracing required 15 by Second Circuit case United States v. Banco Cafetero Panama, 797 F.2d 16 1154 (2d Cir. 1986). 17 The Court cannot allow the Government to seize an entire corporate ecosystem 18 under a RICO forfeiture order when the record proves the Defendant lacked ownership and control over $100 million dollars of the funds in question. 19 Subpoenas must be issued to ACA Capital and the Himalaya Alliance leadership 20 to compel a transparent accounting and halt this unconstitutional inflation 21 of the forfeiture pool. 22 23 5) Wang Xuebing (or Wang Xuebin, 3'.<g/Jjq, CEO of the New Zealand Farm and Himalaya Alliance Chairman 24 The testimony of Wang Xuebing is vital to resolving a core dispute of fact in 25 this forfeiture proceeding: whether the G-Series Farm Loan funds were the 26 "alter ego" of the Defendant or whether they were entirely controlled, manipulated, and withheld by independent regional operators. 27 28

Case: 26-1626, 06/12/2026, DktEntry: 1.1, Page 20 of 61 1 My specific transactional history provides prima facie evidence of independent third-party management and potential self-dealing: 2 a) The Capital Contributions: Between 2020, and 3 2022, I executed a series of wire transfers totaling 4 directly to the New Zealand Farm Loan program. 5 b) Procedural Irregularities: At the direction of Mr. Wang's direct 6 subordinate {Wen Xiao), I was instructed to execute a blank Farm Loan 7 contract, specifically was told to omit the date and the dollar amount, leaving only my signature (attached hereto as Exhibit). This highly 8 irregular procedure ensured the contract was never properly executed or 9 counter-signed by Wang Xuebing, leaving my fund entirely exposed. 10 c) Post-Arrest Unilateral Modification: The Defendant was arrested on 11 March 15, 2023. Months later, ontll■■■■, 2023, while the Defendant was in federal custody and completely unable to attend any corporate 12 entities events, Wang Xuebing executed a unilateral contract extension 13 (attached hereto as Exhibit), arbitrarily extending the Farm Loan 14 maturity term by an additional two years without my consent or knowledge. 15 16 The Government's forfeiture case relies on the theory that the Defendant maintained unfettered dominion and control over all incoming investors' 17 funds. Mr. Wang's actions completely refute this: 18 • Independent Dominion: The fact that Wang Xuebing could unilaterally 19 alter financial contracts and retain of my capital after 20 the Defendant1s arrest conclusively proves that the Defendant did not possess or control these funds. 21 22 • Investigating Potential Conversion: I have a right under Fed. R. Crim. P. 32.2(c) to discover the current location and custody of my asset. 23 Mr. Wang1s deceptive practices strongly indicate an intent by local 24 leadership to convert the Farm Loan program capital to their own 25 personal use, entirely independent of any alleged conspiracy by the Defendant. 26 The Government cannot legally forfeit my as property of the 27 Defendant when an independent operator in New Zealand is actively altering 28

Case: 26-1626, 06/12/2026, DktEntry: 1.1, Page 21 of 61 1 contracts and withholding the funds. A subpoena is strictly necessary to compel Wang Xuebing to account for the precise location of my capital and to 2 expose the fatal defects in the Government's "alter ego" forfeiture 3 narrative. 4 5 In conclusion, the current evidentiary record in this case is fundamentally flawed because it relies on the unvetted narratives of individuals who have a 6 profound financial and legal interest in concealing the truth. As established 7 in Document 388, individuals such as William Je, Xia Qidong, Wei Lihong 8 (Sarah Wei), and Attorney Zhang Yongbing are designated co-conspirators of the Defendant. 9 10 Upon information and belief, Xia, Wei, and Zhang have entered into non prosecution, cooperation, or immunity agreements with the DOJ. In exchange 11 for accusing the Defendant of wrongdoing and su~porting the Government1s 12 narrative, these individuals have been insulated from indictment. 13 The structural defect in the Government's forfeiture and criminal narrative 14 rests on three critical realities: 15 a) The Insulated Parties are the True Custodians of the Assets 16 While the Government ha~ systematically pinned 100% of the financial 17 liability on the Defendant under an overbroad "alter ego" theory, the documentary evidence demonstrates that it is these unindicted co-conspirators 18 who exercised autonomous control over, and actively withheld my capital, 19 including the$- VOG investment handled by Sarah .Wei and later by Zhang 20 Yongbing. 21 b) Weaponized Coercion and Witness Bias 22 By granting immunity to the very operational leaders who managed the day-to 23 day transactions of the G-Series entities, the Government has incentivized these actors to mischaracterize legitimate third-party capital contributions 24 as "fraud proceeds, 11 This arrangement allowed these co-conspirators to 25 deflect criminal culpability while simultaneously shielding themselves from 26 accounting for the missing investor funds. 27 c) The Absolute Necessity for a Rule 32.2(c) Ancillary Hearing 28

Case: 26-1626, 06/12/2026, DktEntry: 1.1, Page 22 of 61 1 My right to due process cannot be bypassed by an administrative agreement between prosecutors and self-interested co-conspirators. To determine the 2 true "taint11 and ultimate disposition of the seized property, these 3 individuals must be formally summoned to court. I have a statutory right to 4 subject these witnesses to rigorous cross-examination at a mandatory evidentiary hearing to uncover the location of her missing property and 5 expose the manufactured nature of the forfeiture pool. 6 7 For the foregoing reasons, I respectfully request this Court to vacate the 8 premature forfeiture determinations and remand this matter with instructions 9 to issue the requested subpoenas and immediately convene a full ancillary 10 proceeding. 11 12 Preyor For Relief 13 WHEREFORE, I respectfully request that this Court enter an Order granting the 14 following relief: 1. Recognition of Statutory Title: Formally recognize my standing and 15 property rights as a superior·, bona fide owner under 21 U.S. C. § 853 (n) 16 regarding all documented capital contributions made to the G-Series 17 entities; 2. Issuance of Subpoenas: Issue subpoenas ad testificandum and duces tecum 18 pursuant to Federal Rule of Civil Procedure 45, compelling the 19 appearance and production of records from the following material 20 witnesses: o Luc Despins, Chapter 11 Trustee (Paul Hastings LLP) 21 o Wei Lihong (Sarah Wei), former CEO of Arizona Phoenix Farm 22 o Attorney Zhang Yongbing, legal representative for investor claims 23 o Wang Xuebing, CEO of the New Zealand o Guo Shuai, Ha-En, and Cosmos leadership personnel 24 o William Je, ACA Capital; 25 3. Conduct Evidentiary Hearing: Convene a full ancillary evidentiary 26 hearing pursuant to Federal Rule of Criminal Procedure 32.2(c} to accurately determine the true, traceable dimensions of the forfeiture 27 asset pool; and 28

Case: 26-1626, 06/12/2026, DktEntry: 1.1, Page 23 of 61 1 4. Additional Equitable Relief: Grant such other and further relief as this Court deems just, proper, and necessary to protect Petitioner's 2 procedural due process rights and prevent a constructive fraud upon the 3 Court. 4 Privacy/ Sealing Request Under Fed. R. Crim. P. 49.1 5 I respectfully request to file this motion in redacted public form (redacting 6 name, address, email, phone, financial data and sealing my ID information 7 such as name, address, DOB, ID# etc.). 8 Declaration 9 I declare under penalty of perjury that the foregoing is true and correct to 10 the best of my knowledge and belief. 11 Respectfully submitted, 12 Dated, May 21, 2026 13 Ann~ 14 15 Certificate of Service 16 I certify on May 21, 2026, submitted this filing to: The Court's Pro Se Intake for docketing 17 via email ProSe@nysd, uscourts. gov 18 and 19 via US Mail: Clerk of Court 20 United States District Court 21 Southern District of New York 22 500 Pearl Street New York, NY 10007 23 24 US Attorney's Office SONY: 25 • ryan.finkel@usdoj.gov (Ryan Finkel, Assistant US Attorney) 26 • justin.horton@usdoj.gov • micah.fergenson@usdoj.gov 27 28 Defense counsel:

Case: 26-1626, 06/12/2026, DktEntry: 1.1, Page 24 of 61 1 • msarafa@sarafalaw.com 2 • jdratel@dratellewis.com • jkaley@doarlaw.com 3 4 Attachments/Exhibits: Personal ID, Investment Proofs and Evidences 5 Respectfully submitted, 6 7 Signature~ 8 Print: Name Anna Address: 9 Telephone:r:i, .10 Email: _._ 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28

Case: 26-1626, 06/12/2026, DktEntry: 1.1, Page 25 of 61 LIST OF THE ATTACHMENTS/EXHIBITS 1) MYID 2) SUMMARY OF MY INVESTMENT 3) PROOF OF MY INVESTMENT -19 PAGES 4) -FROZEN FRIEND BANK 5) AGREEMENT WITH ATTORNEY ZHANG YONG BING TO GEl ftj 1/OG REFUND 6) KOREA EN-DIAN FARM MATTERS 7) NEW ZEALAND FARM LOAN MATTERS

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Case: 26-1626, 06/12/2026, DktEntry: 1.1, Page 56 of 61 From: Pr e Filing <pro .1:e m1ng@1W$d,uscourts.gov> Date: o Friday, May 22nd, 2026 at 12:04 PM Subject: ATION, PLEASE REVIE To IMPORTANT INFORMATION, PLEASE REVIEW Your email has been recei\led by the Pro Se Intake Unit of the United States District Court for the Southern District of New York, {This Is not the United States Ba_nkruptcy Court,) Documents from prose litigants that meet the required standards for electronic filing will be filed and wlll appear on the ECF docket withln two business days of receipt (see required standards below). If you send your document by email and It Is accepted for filing, you should not deliver a hard copy version to the court. Requirements for Flllng a New Action by Emafl: Documents must be attached to the emall In PDF fonnat, no larger than~ megabytes; The complalnt must be signed by the filing party; • Fee requirements and Instructions: • Please note that your comp la Int wlll not be revlewed until the court receives payment of the flllng fees, Payment must be made within 30 days of lhe date your case Is assigned a docket number. If rnaUlng payment, please send a certified check, bank theck, or money order to: Cuhlers Room 260, 500 Pearl Street, New York, NY 10007. Your payment must include the docket number, which you can leam by cal11ng (212) 805·0175. If you have not consented to e-servlce, your docket number will also be malled to you, at the address provided on the complaint, in a form order tMt will Include payment Instructions. If you do not make payment within 30 days of the date a docket number ts assigned to your case, the action will be dismissed without preJt1dlc.e. If you cannot pay the filing fees and want to reqllest that the court waive the filifl8 fees, you must email an MP.lication to proceed in formo oquptris. Filfng Documents In an Existing case by Emal!: Documents must be attached to the email In PDF format, no larger than 10 megabytes; The email and attached document must contain the docket number, filer's name, address, and telephone number; Documents must be signed by the filing party; Any additional comments, questions, or other messages In the emall w\11 be disregarded; Any additional correspol'ldence Included In the email will be disregarded. For any submission, If your document does not appear on the ECF docket within two business days, It has not met the required standards for electfontc filing. If so, you must submit your document to the court In paper form by (a) sending your document by mall, or overnight delivery service, to the appropriate courthouse listed below; or (bl delivering your document In-person to the appropriate courthouse Usted below between the hours of 9:30 AM to 1:30 PM; or (c) depositing your docutnent after hours In the court's night depository box at the 500 Pearl Street, NV, NY courthouse. United States Courthouse P,o Se Intake Unit S00 Pearl Street New York, NY 10007

Case: 26-1626, 06/12/2026, DktEntry: 1.1, Page 57 of 61 C Anna ( ) DOCKETING STATUS case #1-23-cr-118(AT) I would like to know the docketing status on my May 22, 2026 filing -if there is a requirement that has not been met for the filing to be docketed, please advise. Thank you. Regards. Ann....-.. G-series Investor China ------- Forwarded Message------ From: • Date: On Friday, May 22nd, 2026 at 12:09 PM Subject: Fw: IMPORTANT INFORMATION, PLEASE REVIEW " ------- Forwarded Message ------- From: Pro Se Filing <pro se filing@nysd.uscourts.gQl!> Date: On Friday, May 22nd, 2026 at 12:04 PM Subject: IMPORTANT INFORMATION, PLEASE REVIEW To: IMPORTANT INFORMATION, PLEASE REVIEW Your email has been received by the Pro Se Intake Unit of the United States District Court for the Southern District of New York. (This is not the United States Bankruptcy Court.) Documents from pro se litigants that meet the required standards for electronic filing will be filed and will appear on the ECF docket within two business days of receipt (see required standards below). If you send your document by email and it is accepted for filing, you should not deliver a hard copy version to the court.

Case: 26-1626, 06/12/2026, DktEntry: 1.1, Page 58 of 61 IMPORTANT INFORMATION, PLEASE REVIEW From Pro Se Filing <pro_seJiling@nysd.us urts,gov> To Date M IMPORTANT INFORMATION, PLEASE REVIEW Your email has been received by the Pro Se Intake Unit of the United States District Court for the Southern District of New York. (This is not the United States Bankruptcy Court.) Documents from pro se litigants that meet the required standards for electronic filing will be filed and will appear on the ECF docket within two business days of receipt (see required standards below). If you send your document by email and it is accepted for filing, you should not deliver a hard copy version to the court. Requirements for Filing a New Action by Email: • Documents must be attached to the email in PDF format, no larger than 12 megabytes; • The complaint must be signed by the filing party; • Fee requirements and instructions: • Please note that your complaint will not be reviewed until the court receives payment of the filing..fu§. • Payment must be made within 30 days of the date your case is assigned a docket number. If mailing payment, please send a certified check, bank check, or money order to: Cashiers Room 260, 500 Pearl Street, New York, NY 10007. • Your payment must include the docket number, which you can learn by calling (212) 805-0175. • If you have not consented to e-service, your docket number will also be mailed to you, at the address provided on the complaint, in a form order that will include payment instructions. If you do not make payment within 30 days of the date a docket number is assigned to your case, the action will be dismissed without prejudice. • If you cannot pay the filing fees and want to request that the court waive the filing fees, you must email an ll,pplicatlon to proceed in torma pQJJ!W]i. Filing Documents in an Existing Case by Email:

Case: 26-1626, 06/12/2026, DktEntry: 1.1, Page 59 of 61 IMPORTANT INFORMATION, PLEASE REVIEW From Pro Se Filing <pro_seJiling@nysd.uscourts.gov> To Date IMPORTANT INFORMATION, PLEASE REVIEW Your email has been received by the Pro Se Intake Unit of the United States District Court for the Southern District of New York. (This is not the United States Bankruptcy Court.) Documents from pro se litigants that meet the required standards for electronic filing will be filed and will appear on the ECF docket within two business days. of receipt (see required standards below). If ' you send your document by email and it is accepted for filing, you should not deliver a hard copy version to the court. Requirements for Filing a New Action by Email: • Documents must be attached to the email in PDF format, no larger than 15. megabytes; • The complaint must be signed by the filing party; • Fee requirements and instructions: • Please note that your complaint will not be reviewed until the court receives payment of the filing fees. • Payment must be made within 30 days of the date your case is assigned a docket number. If mailing payment, please send a certified check, bank check, or money order to: Cashiers Room 260, 500 Pearl Street, New York, NY 10007. • Your payment must include the docket number, which you can learn by calling (212) 805-0175. • If you have not consented to e-service, your docket number will also be mailed to you, at the address provided on the complaint, in a form order that will include payment instructions. If you do not make payment within 30 days of the da_te a docket number is assigned to your case, the action will be dismissed without prejudice. • If you cannot pay the filing fees and want to requestthat the court waive the filing fees, in you must email an i!P-P-lication to proceed fm{lQ!J/2£fil., Filing Documents in an Existing Case by Email:

Case: 26-1626, 06/12/2026, DktEntry: 1.1, Page 60 of 61 Respectfully submitted The undersigned, Anna , declares under penalty of perjury the foregoing is true and correct to the best of Petitioner's knowledge and belief. Signature: ~ Certificate of Service Petitioner certifies that on June 9th 2026, Petitioner submitted this Writ of Mandamus filing , to the following parties: Via USPS: The Hon. Analisa Torres, SONY District Court 500 Pearl Street, New York, NY 10007 -1312 Nathan Rehn United States Attorney's Office for the SONY 26 Federal Plaza, 37th Floor New York, NY 10278 Via email only: Counsels for the Defendant • msarafa@sarafalaw.com • jdratel@dratellewis.com • jkaley@doarlaw.com Signature: - - -

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