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Sent By Fax & cert. mail #1A 003 871 6706 8
September 19, 2007
French Interior Minister
Mrs. Michele ALLIOT-MARIE
Ministère de l'Interieur
75008 PARIS
FINAL NOTICE
Re: Final demand regarding the Liabilities and Responsibilities of the French
Interior Minister
Dear Madam:
Please allow this letter to serve as our final attempt to (1) notify you of your liabilities regarding the
damage to Marc Campus’s reputation and business endeavors due to your intentional acts of
giving out false information and to (2) request that you take the necessary steps by publicly
acknowledging your error and by making an advance partial payment to start to repair the
wrong without more unjustified delay.
As you already know, Marc was falsely accused in France of business irregularities in connection with the
investments made with his businesses in the United States. Marc Campus was initially convicted of the
allegations; however, on appeal in 1985, Marc’s accusers recanted their accusations and Marc was
cleared of all charges.
In spite of this discharge and the fact that the conviction should not have appeared in any of Interpol’s
files after 1985, the inaccurate information was disclosed in 1991, 1996, 1998 and 2006.
In 1991, Interpol France forwarded the false information to USNCB. USNCB then forwarded the false
information to USINS in Montana where Marc and Marie Campus resided. Irene Maquard (Marc’s partner),
Marie Campus and Marc had to undergo USINS interrogation due to USINS receipt of the false
information. Later in 1996, USINS reported the false information to RCMP Canada. At the same time, the
Canada Embassy in Paris forwarded the same false information supplied from French records to RCMP.
And still, this false information was reported again in 1998 and 2006. The conviction was still inexcusably
used against Marc six (6) plus years after Marc had been discharged. The IP France reference numbers
provided by USNCB showed its origin from The Direction Centrale de la Police Judiciaire through IP
France which is the responsibility of the French Interior Minister. The IP France reference numbers are
clear evidence that the fraudulent conduct is directly linked to the French Interior Minister.
Since finding out these fraudulent acts, Marc (with the assistance of others) have repeatedly requested
that this information be corrected through your office. On July 25, 2002, Senator Jean-Luc Miraux ***
intervened on our behalf and requested assistance directly to French Interior Minister, Mr.
Nicolas Sarkozy and French Justice Minister, Mr. Perben, in charge at this time, but received
none. Irene Maquard (Marc’s partner) and Marie Campus also contacted the Regional Interior Ministry
Representatives Sous Prefet-Prefet for assistance. Still nothing was accomplished. This behavior from the
French Interior Minister shows a blatant disregard for Marc’s personal civil liberties, a disregard for any
foreseeable harmful consequences, and willful conduct to ignore all the repeated attempts from all the
above referenced individuals pleading that some action be taken to correct this false information.
At the time, Marc never knew the reason for his failed business activities one after another was because
of the willful acts of the French Interior Minister. Marc’s life and career have been put on hold for many
many years due to inexcusable acts of the French Interior Minister’s failure to respond quickly to Marc’s
repeated requests and the French Interior Minister’s negligent acts of broadcasting false information to
agencies around the world which interrupted Marc’s growth, development and success. As a direct result
of the French Interior Minister’s grossly negligent acts, Marc Campus had new business agreements
destroyed which cost him and his companies millions of dollars in loss.
We have been notified as of only August 29, 2007, that USNCB has finally received a response from
Interpol France confirming Marc’s discharge of the judgment issued against Marc Campus on November
5, 1982 and overturned on February 1, 1985 and USNCB has finally updated their database. However,
this does not erase the damage that has been done to Marc’s reputation and business endeavors over
many years.
Your office committed (1) negligence for failing to accurately report Marc’s exoneration of 1985 to
outside police services, for failing to properly register the appeal result in the French police records and
for failing to order the deletion of the wrong information from all databases; (2) gross negligence for
failing to take any action to fix the information after repeated requests year after year from several
individuals; (3) fraud for reporting erroneous information repeatedly after the exoneration; and
(4) defamation and/or slander for reporting the false information to organizations that had the
ability to transmit the false information around the world. For all of these liabilities, Marc will
receive an enormous verdict before the United States Federal Court.
Because of the French Interior Minister’s actions, Marc experienced a breach as to his personal civil
liberties including freedom. Marc’s ability to carry on legal trade with his partners in France, United States,
Canada, Palestine, etc. was severely violated. Marc suffered severe damage to his personal and
business reputation. Due to the length of time it took to correct the wrong information, Marc also had past
business endeavors destroyed. Because of these damages you created, we are requesting that your
office take the following actions:
1. publicly acknowledge your action in starting the chain of events involving false
information transmitted to outside agencies around the world;
2. document the entire truth in your records and send this documentation to
all the outside agencies that may have received this false information; and
3. make an advance partial payment so that Marc Campus can start to repair the damage
done to his reputation and past business activities.
If you refuse to take immediate action to honor our requests, you will have again breached your duty of
good faith to Marc Campus and other governmental agencies for failure to mitigate damages and correct
your own wrongs immediately when given the opportunity to do so.
We will hold this opportunity open until October 8, 2007. If no action is taken by said date, it will be
withdrawn and we will file a lawsuit in the United States Federal Court and will proceed into litigation. I
would appreciate hearing from you in reference to this offer. Please have your response sent to Marc
Campus and CS 1 Group Legal Office Co., Wilmington, DE 19801 USA.
Your cooperation and anticipated prompt attention in this matter is greatly appreciated.
Sincerely,
CS 1 Group Legal Office Co.
Director
Enclosure: Aug 29, 2007 USNCB letter
September 19, 2007
French Interior Minister
Mrs. Michele ALLIOT-MARIE
Ministère de l'Interieur
75008 PARIS
FINAL NOTICE
Re: Final demand regarding the Liabilities and Responsibilities of the French
Interior Minister
Dear Madam:
Please allow this letter to serve as our final attempt to (1) notify you of your liabilities regarding the
damage to Marc Campus’s reputation and business endeavors due to your intentional acts of
giving out false information and to (2) request that you take the necessary steps by publicly
acknowledging your error and by making an advance partial payment to start to repair the
wrong without more unjustified delay.
As you already know, Marc was falsely accused in France of business irregularities in connection with the
investments made with his businesses in the United States. Marc Campus was initially convicted of the
allegations; however, on appeal in 1985, Marc’s accusers recanted their accusations and Marc was
cleared of all charges.
In spite of this discharge and the fact that the conviction should not have appeared in any of Interpol’s
files after 1985, the inaccurate information was disclosed in 1991, 1996, 1998 and 2006.
In 1991, Interpol France forwarded the false information to USNCB. USNCB then forwarded the false
information to USINS in Montana where Marc and Marie Campus resided. Irene Maquard (Marc’s partner),
Marie Campus and Marc had to undergo USINS interrogation due to USINS receipt of the false
information. Later in 1996, USINS reported the false information to RCMP Canada. At the same time, the
Canada Embassy in Paris forwarded the same false information supplied from French records to RCMP.
And still, this false information was reported again in 1998 and 2006. The conviction was still inexcusably
used against Marc six (6) plus years after Marc had been discharged. The IP France reference numbers
provided by USNCB showed its origin from The Direction Centrale de la Police Judiciaire through IP
France which is the responsibility of the French Interior Minister. The IP France reference numbers are
clear evidence that the fraudulent conduct is directly linked to the French Interior Minister.
Since finding out these fraudulent acts, Marc (with the assistance of others) have repeatedly requested
that this information be corrected through your office. On July 25, 2002, Senator Jean-Luc Miraux ***
intervened on our behalf and requested assistance directly to French Interior Minister, Mr.
Nicolas Sarkozy and French Justice Minister, Mr. Perben, in charge at this time, but received
none. Irene Maquard (Marc’s partner) and Marie Campus also contacted the Regional Interior Ministry
Representatives Sous Prefet-Prefet for assistance. Still nothing was accomplished. This behavior from the
French Interior Minister shows a blatant disregard for Marc’s personal civil liberties, a disregard for any
foreseeable harmful consequences, and willful conduct to ignore all the repeated attempts from all the
above referenced individuals pleading that some action be taken to correct this false information.
At the time, Marc never knew the reason for his failed business activities one after another was because
of the willful acts of the French Interior Minister. Marc’s life and career have been put on hold for many
many years due to inexcusable acts of the French Interior Minister’s failure to respond quickly to Marc’s
repeated requests and the French Interior Minister’s negligent acts of broadcasting false information to
agencies around the world which interrupted Marc’s growth, development and success. As a direct result
of the French Interior Minister’s grossly negligent acts, Marc Campus had new business agreements
destroyed which cost him and his companies millions of dollars in loss.
We have been notified as of only August 29, 2007, that USNCB has finally received a response from
Interpol France confirming Marc’s discharge of the judgment issued against Marc Campus on November
5, 1982 and overturned on February 1, 1985 and USNCB has finally updated their database. However,
this does not erase the damage that has been done to Marc’s reputation and business endeavors over
many years.
Your office committed (1) negligence for failing to accurately report Marc’s exoneration of 1985 to
outside police services, for failing to properly register the appeal result in the French police records and
for failing to order the deletion of the wrong information from all databases; (2) gross negligence for
failing to take any action to fix the information after repeated requests year after year from several
individuals; (3) fraud for reporting erroneous information repeatedly after the exoneration; and
(4) defamation and/or slander for reporting the false information to organizations that had the
ability to transmit the false information around the world. For all of these liabilities, Marc will
receive an enormous verdict before the United States Federal Court.
Because of the French Interior Minister’s actions, Marc experienced a breach as to his personal civil
liberties including freedom. Marc’s ability to carry on legal trade with his partners in France, United States,
Canada, Palestine, etc. was severely violated. Marc suffered severe damage to his personal and
business reputation. Due to the length of time it took to correct the wrong information, Marc also had past
business endeavors destroyed. Because of these damages you created, we are requesting that your
office take the following actions:
1. publicly acknowledge your action in starting the chain of events involving false
information transmitted to outside agencies around the world;
2. document the entire truth in your records and send this documentation to
all the outside agencies that may have received this false information; and
3. make an advance partial payment so that Marc Campus can start to repair the damage
done to his reputation and past business activities.
If you refuse to take immediate action to honor our requests, you will have again breached your duty of
good faith to Marc Campus and other governmental agencies for failure to mitigate damages and correct
your own wrongs immediately when given the opportunity to do so.
We will hold this opportunity open until October 8, 2007. If no action is taken by said date, it will be
withdrawn and we will file a lawsuit in the United States Federal Court and will proceed into litigation. I
would appreciate hearing from you in reference to this offer. Please have your response sent to Marc
Campus and CS 1 Group Legal Office Co., Wilmington, DE 19801 USA.
Your cooperation and anticipated prompt attention in this matter is greatly appreciated.
Sincerely,
CS 1 Group Legal Office Co.
Director
Enclosure: Aug 29, 2007 USNCB letter
