Union Trade Company

This horrific financial matter began approximately 6 months ago and involved a financial instrument (SBLC) supplied by Mr John S Diak to Union Trade Company.Union Trade Company owns another entity named the Humanitarian Charitable Foundation.

The principal of this foundation is Mr Straphon Eubanks of Lancaster, MA and Albany, NY. The purpose of these two groups is to fund projects across the world using the financial instruments that again were provided by Mr Diak. Starting early May 2017 profits from the trade of the SBLC started to accumulate. Instantly, the first $1mm Euro was ordered paid to Mr Diak by Deutsche Bank, Frankfurt (please see the attached below).

The order was signed by an individual, Mr Martin Shepard, shown as a "director" at Union Trade Company. In addition to the $1mm Euro already presented, the Foundation and Union Trade Company owed Mr Diak and additional $5mm Euro that was to be paid out. At this point, the FRAUD really began. Mr Diak at the time was working with a Mr Richard Freeman who is part of the Humanitarian Charitable Foundation.

He would have daily calls in early May where Richard Freeman would consistently promise that funds were being released. And each day forward, Mr Richard Freeman would make the same empty promises. At one point in May, Freeman even told Diak that the funds that were held for Mr Diak in Frankfurt would be sent domestically via Citi Bank New York for "simplicity". Days and days went by with no funds being wired from Citi Bank New York as Richard Freeman daily promised.

At this point (now early June), Richard Freeman indicated to Mr Diak that there were "issues" with making the transfer from Citi Bank to Mr Diak's partner Lumina Information Technologies. Richard Freeman would apologize profusely for the Citi Bank wire "issues." Finally, on 6/3/2017, Richard Freeman advised John Diak that the Citi "issues" could not be resolved. Richard Freeman's resolution to the problem was to order the initial funds to be wired via Swift MT103 to Lumina. An email from Richard Freeman was sent to Mr Diak as seen below:

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From: Date: Jun 3, 2017 6:28 PM Subject:

Fwd: Citibank To: "john diak" Cc: Subject: Fwd:

Re: Citibank Subject: Resolution to Citibank problem

Dear Mr.Diak, I am so sorry that the attempt to have a payment made through Citibank turn into such a failure. I will have the situation corrected come Monday, June 5th