[Robert Morein]

Brian L. McCarty is a would-be entrepreneur in the Cairns, Australia
area
who has been
touting something called "Coral Sea Studio" for a number of years. This
website, http://www.coralseastudio.com, has a history of the use of
1. false endorsements
2. fictitious employees and representatives
3. assertions of business relationships and partnerships which do not
exist.

At one time, my name, Robert Morein, appeared on this website as an
endorsement, completely without my approval.

Recently, garbled versions of this notice have appeared in various
forum,
allegedly authored by me, my father, or an entity "OFFICIAL RAM
BLUEBOOK
VALUATION". The motive appears to be to generally confuse the legitmacy
of
this notice.

Mr. McCarty has a side interest in harassing sellers on the usenet
marketplace rec.audio.marketplace. Also, his other website,
http://www.worldjazz.com, has used similar false advertising in order
to
attract investors.

Brian grew up in Illinois, served some time in the U.S. Army in
Germany, and
gravitated to LA to work in the movie biz. His formative years are not
well
known, meaning we don't really know how he became ****ed up.

The year is 1994. Brian L. McCarty has a fresh new idea for jazz radio
on
the web. Brian works on this in his spare time, while working under the
tutelage of outstanding sound mixer Jeff Wexler. The two bond, and
become
friends.

1997 Brian sells the worldjazz project, which consists essentially of a
collection of jazz recordings, to BET. With a reasonable wad of cash,
he no
longer feels the need to drop his boom into camera shots, or knock
people on
the head with his zeppelin.

1998. Brian leaves LA for Cairns, Australia. I've been tipped he was
under
pressure to leave, but cannot confirm it. I am open to any leads in
this
area.

1999 Brian establishes himself in Cairns, Australia, where Jeff Wexler
also
resides for a time. Jeff introduces him to Peter Young, ABN Amro's
Australian vice-chairman, who in turn connects them with Stan Howard,
brother of Australian PM John Howard, who becomes a member of the
board.

2000 Coral Sea Sea Studios, http://www.coralseastudios.com, seems
headed
for a sunny future.

2001 Sensing mismanagement, ABN Amro pulls funding on the studio
project,
leaving it in solvent condition. But under McCarty's bad hand, Coral
Seas
augers in to collapse. Employees are owed $265,000 in wages, leaving
some in
tears. Once again, John Howard's brother is embarassed by the prospect
of a
bailout of the employees wages by the Australian National Government.
It
briefly becomes an election issue.

Desperate to revive Coral Seas, Brian turns to scamming. He no longer
owns
the rights to the jazz recordings, but he figures, what the hell.
Inspired
by the allegations against Joseph Gutnick, he decides to sell what he
does
not own. The site http://www.worldjazz.com is adorned with false
endorsements, false front men, everything but a set of falsies. Brian,
do
you have a set of falsies in your closet? Registered under a false
name,
few know that he even owns it, leaving him free to do the same with
Coral
Seas. Relying on the deep trust of Jeff Wexler, Jeff even allows him
to
place his name on the website as codirector. Jeff never checks to see
that
the endorsements aren't true.

But Brian has a little SIDESHOW, and it spoils everything: For some
reason,
he wants to be the Audio God of an extremely minor domain, a backwater
of
the Internet called rec.audio.marketplace. He wages Brian's war against
sellers. He labels a handful of bad guys, and hurts a lot of good ones.
All
this is accompanied by a barrage of anonymous phone calls smearing
sellers,
misquotes from the Orion Bluebook, or sheer fabrications of quoted
values,
calls to police and zoning authorities, anything to hurt people he has
never
met or done business with.

November, 2003. Brian's personality deteriorates. He abandons posting
in his
own name, except for occasional denials that he posts on usenet. Now he
uses
an ever changing variety of sockpuppets, though one of them, "OFFICIAL
RAM
BLUEBOOK VALUATION", is consistently used to harass honest sellers on
rec.audio.marketplace.

Some people notice. They become curious about who Brian really is. To
their
amazement, Brian is himself a scammer, waging this war to feel that at
least
he's better than somebody. Brian is investigated by a three letter
government agency, confirming, at least in one instance, the use of a
fictitious identity for an illicit purpose. Internet law is
unfortunately
too primitive at the time to justify prosecution.

The victims decide to retaliate. Brian lives in a Glass House, but
continues
to throw stones at rec.audio.marketplace, while those affected plot
their
response. Computer time is donated. "Bot" scripts running on a Sparc
Sun
Fire Supercluster monitor Brian's financial activity, registrations,
public
appearances, "society pages", etc. His web pages are automatically
collected
and archived.

Late 2004: Jeff Wexler splits with Brian. He finally understands that
his
old friend is not the same person he knew. Now Brian is alone, terribly
alone.

The moral of this story is: If you want to scam, don't make everyone in
the
World your enemy. Sooner or later, they'll bring you down. The "bot"
scripts
continue to run, 24 hours a day, on the Sparc Supercluster. If McCarty
ever
succeeed in taking someone's money under false pretenses, the Hammer of
the
Law will come down hard.

Currently, McCarty makes a pest out of himself, posting to
rec.audio.marketplace as "OFFICIAL RAM BLUEBOOK VALUATION" , where he
accuses innocent sellers of various misdeeds. He appears to be a
pathological liar, with unknown motivations.

He currently manages the Baskin-Robbins ice cream franchise located at
Shop G6, 59 The Esplanade
Cairns QLD 4870
07 4051 4034

McCarty lives in the Coral Sands apartment complex at 65 Vasey
Esplanade,
Trinity beach, a bit north of metropolitan Cairns.

Baskin-Robbins Australia may be contacted at
.

[[email protected]]

Robert Morein wrote:
Brian L. McCarty is a would-be entrepreneur in the Cairns, Australia
area
who has been
touting something called "Coral Sea Studio" for a number of years. This
website, http://www.coralseastudio.com, has a history of the use of
1. false endorsements
2. fictitious employees and representatives
3. assertions of business relationships and partnerships which do not
exist.

At one time, my name, Robert Morein, appeared on this website as an
endorsement, completely without my approval.

Recently, garbled versions of this notice have appeared in various
forum,
allegedly authored by me, my father, or an entity "OFFICIAL RAM
BLUEBOOK
VALUATION". The motive appears to be to generally confuse the legitmacy
of
this notice.

Mr. McCarty has a side interest in harassing sellers on the usenet
marketplace rec.audio.marketplace. Also, his other website,
http://www.worldjazz.com, has used similar false advertising in order
to
attract investors.

Brian grew up in Illinois, served some time in the U.S. Army in
Germany, and
gravitated to LA to work in the movie biz. His formative years are not
well
known, meaning we don't really know how he became ****ed up.

The year is 1994. Brian L. McCarty has a fresh new idea for jazz radio
on
the web. Brian works on this in his spare time, while working under the
tutelage of outstanding sound mixer Jeff Wexler. The two bond, and
become
friends.

1997 Brian sells the worldjazz project, which consists essentially of a
collection of jazz recordings, to BET. With a reasonable wad of cash,
he no
longer feels the need to drop his boom into camera shots, or knock
people on
the head with his zeppelin.

1998. Brian leaves LA for Cairns, Australia. I've been tipped he was
under
pressure to leave, but cannot confirm it. I am open to any leads in
this
area.

1999 Brian establishes himself in Cairns, Australia, where Jeff Wexler
also
resides for a time. Jeff introduces him to Peter Young, ABN Amro's
Australian vice-chairman, who in turn connects them with Stan Howard,
brother of Australian PM John Howard, who becomes a member of the
board.

2000 Coral Sea Sea Studios, http://www.coralseastudios.com, seems
headed
for a sunny future.

2001 Sensing mismanagement, ABN Amro pulls funding on the studio
project,
leaving it in solvent condition. But under McCarty's bad hand, Coral
Seas
augers in to collapse. Employees are owed $265,000 in wages, leaving
some in
tears. Once again, John Howard's brother is embarassed by the prospect
of a
bailout of the employees wages by the Australian National Government.
It
briefly becomes an election issue.

Desperate to revive Coral Seas, Brian turns to scamming. He no longer
owns
the rights to the jazz recordings, but he figures, what the hell.
Inspired
by the allegations against Joseph Gutnick, he decides to sell what he
does
not own. The site http://www.worldjazz.com is adorned with false
endorsements, false front men, everything but a set of falsies. Brian,
do
you have a set of falsies in your closet? Registered under a false
name,
few know that he even owns it, leaving him free to do the same with
Coral
Seas. Relying on the deep trust of Jeff Wexler, Jeff even allows him
to
place his name on the website as codirector. Jeff never checks to see
that
the endorsements aren't true.

But Brian has a little SIDESHOW, and it spoils everything: For some
reason,
he wants to be the Audio God of an extremely minor domain, a backwater
of
the Internet called rec.audio.marketplace. He wages Brian's war against
sellers. He labels a handful of bad guys, and hurts a lot of good ones.
All
this is accompanied by a barrage of anonymous phone calls smearing
sellers,
misquotes from the Orion Bluebook, or sheer fabrications of quoted
values,
calls to police and zoning authorities, anything to hurt people he has
never
met or done business with.

November, 2003. Brian's personality deteriorates. He abandons posting
in his
own name, except for occasional denials that he posts on usenet. Now he
uses
an ever changing variety of sockpuppets, though one of them, "OFFICIAL
RAM
BLUEBOOK VALUATION", is consistently used to harass honest sellers on
rec.audio.marketplace.

Some people notice. They become curious about who Brian really is. To
their
amazement, Brian is himself a scammer, waging this war to feel that at
least
he's better than somebody. Brian is investigated by a three letter
government agency, confirming, at least in one instance, the use of a
fictitious identity for an illicit purpose. Internet law is
unfortunately
too primitive at the time to justify prosecution.

The victims decide to retaliate. Brian lives in a Glass House, but
continues
to throw stones at rec.audio.marketplace, while those affected plot
their
response. Computer time is donated. "Bot" scripts running on a Sparc
Sun
Fire Supercluster monitor Brian's financial activity, registrations,
public
appearances, "society pages", etc. His web pages are automatically
collected
and archived.

Late 2004: Jeff Wexler splits with Brian. He finally understands that
his
old friend is not the same person he knew. Now Brian is alone, terribly
alone.

The moral of this story is: If you want to scam, don't make everyone in
the
World your enemy. Sooner or later, they'll bring you down. The "bot"
scripts
continue to run, 24 hours a day, on the Sparc Supercluster. If McCarty
ever
succeeed in taking someone's money under false pretenses, the Hammer of
the
Law will come down hard.

Currently, McCarty makes a pest out of himself, posting to
rec.audio.marketplace as "OFFICIAL RAM BLUEBOOK VALUATION" , where he
accuses innocent sellers of various misdeeds. He appears to be a
pathological liar, with unknown motivations.

He currently manages the Baskin-Robbins ice cream franchise located at
Shop G6, 59 The Esplanade
Cairns QLD 4870
07 4051 4034

McCarty lives in the Coral Sands apartment complex at 65 Vasey
Esplanade,
Trinity beach, a bit north of metropolitan Cairns.

Baskin-Robbins Australia may be contacted at
.

Who cares?

[[email protected]]

Soundhaspriority wrote:
wrote in message
oups.com...

[snip]
McCarty lives in the Coral Sands apartment complex at 65 Vasey
Esplanade,
Trinity beach, a bit north of metropolitan Cairns.

Baskin-Robbins Australia may be contacted at
.

Who cares?

It was crossposted into your group by Brian L. McCarty, using my name,
Robert Morein.

Yarock, I have too much respect for rec.audio.pro, and rec.audio.tubes, to
post there.

BTW, please look again at the Motu thread. I have some notes on the
click/pop problem you experienced.

Regards,
Bob Morein
Dresher, PA
(215) 646-4894

Bob,
Thanks for the Motu info.
I guess there are a few nut cases at work in these forums. It must be
a luxury to not have to deal with real life issues ,and just waste time
posting drivel .
Bruce S. Yarock
www.yarock.com