Global Money Games, Fraud by psychotic founder(s)

When I worked with my sports project and contacted some people for finding someone to invest in the project I was very conscious about not creating too high expectations even though I believed the project had a high money value myself.
My project was a well planned prototype that needed more work.

In 1996 I bought some shares in the Norwegian stockcompany Global Money Games. The founder(s) and people who owned the company in the beginning had set up estimates of revenue/income and profits for a different number of betters. 
Thinking back I assume they did so over a bottle of wine or a bottle of whiskey. The numbers later appeared to be very unrealistic. The stockgames the founder had planned did not work in a way that makes it possible to link the numbers to it.

There were people who earned quite a lot of money on Global Money Games before the company failed. It was especially the estimates that caused the stock to rise before it crashed. 

Had there been a lawsuit against the company later, with focus on those numbers, I think it is quite likely that the founders and people who owned stock from the beginning would have lost and would have been forced to pay back the money gained to people who filed lawsuits. 

I think it is right to say that the founder and people who used the numbers to make people invest in the project in the beginning committed fraud based on the estimates/figures used in information to people who invested in the company.

One of my cousins  and one of my uncles got involved in the company later and were not money gainers on the company. I do not think they had a responsibility for misleading numbers. 

Big gainers on Global Money Games had motive to prevent police investigation and/or lawsuits

I filed a police case against my cousin in 2000 or 2001 linked to the stocks my family (my father not involved) and I bought. There were different reasons for why I did that.
Not long time after I moved from Oslo to Bergen and considered to settle there. 

I think one can assume that there were people involved in Global Money Games, who gained much money on sale of stock, who feared lawsuits and that they did what they could to prevent them.
Also with abuse of power. It would not surprise me if people involved also monitored my PC in 2001. 
If so they knew about the email I sent to POT in which I encouraged POT to consider risks related to use of passenger airplanes as weapons.

It should have been investigated if someone linked to someone who gained much on stock monitored my PC then, and if someone did, if he/she/they caused such words to spread to someone in the Middle East and provoked people from the Middle east in a way that, on top of emotions caused by February strikes, led to the 9.11 attack. 
If someone did it should also be investigated if people responsible for provocations wanted to cause an attack, and if a motive was to obtain a means of preasure against POT and Norwegian police linked to the email they received from me, to stop police investigations and lawsuits.

Amongst people who gained the most on Global Money Games were the Norwegians Sten Ture Jensen, Simon Yuen and Dan Boerge Akeroe.

My family and I gained nothing on Global Money Games. My mother contacted attorney some times in attempts to find a solution on a problem with my cousin (it was needed for different reasons) but was enforced wrong threatment in psychiatric health care system every time. She passed away as a consequence of that.