DoD Payment to G2G via Cyberlux
G2G Global Ltd received $994,460 in congressionally appropriated U.S. Department of Defense funds disbursed through Cyberlux Corporation for services rendered
A corpus-driven timeline of the Cyberlux Corporation and HII drone contract: Huntington Ingalls Industries, HII Mission Technologies, Mark Schmidt, Ukrainian end-use documentation, the $38.7 million advance payment, the Stop Work Order, post-stop-work financing, receivership, Rosen securities enforcement, and interpleader priority litigation.
G2G Global Ltd received $994,460 in congressionally appropriated U.S. Department of Defense funds disbursed through Cyberlux Corporation for services rendered
Curtin obtained emails through Freedom of Information request to defendant showing communications between Chuck Watts and Bruce McDougall using Linde email address
Sender accuses Bill Maadarani of attacking them personally on Twitter with fake account, damaging their reputation, and threatens legal action and contact with U.S. embassy regarding international company attacking U.S. citizen.
The IRS made its first assessment of Form 941 employment tax liability for the tax period ending December 31, 2009, on March 8, 2010, with an unpaid balance of $20,863.24.
Series of six federal tax assessments made against Cyberlux Corporation by IRS delegates between April 2011 and February 2024, covering unpaid employment taxes and penalties for tax periods 2010–2023.
Between April 11, 2011 and February 26, 2024, IRS assessed multiple employment tax liabilities and failure-to-file penalties against Cyberlux for periods 2010-2023.
The IRS made an initial assessment for Form 941 employment tax liability for the tax period ending December 31, 2010, on April 11, 2011.
The IRS made a second assessment of Form 941 employment tax liability for the tax period ending December 31, 2009, assessed on July 25, 2011.
The IRS made a subsequent assessment for Form 941 employment tax liability of $178,708.29 for the tax period ending December 31, 2010, on September 10, 2012.
The IRS assessed Form 941 employment tax liability of $334,730.87 for the tax period ending December 31, 2012, on April 1, 2013.
Jim Curtin registered Carotank Road LLC in Virginia on June 20, 2017, using his residential address as company's principal office. Company later used to sell Jackson Holt's books.
Montague Capital Partners and Cyberlux Corporation entered into their original consulting agreement effective January 1, 2019.
Strikepoint Consulting, LLC and Cyberlux Corporation executed consulting services agreement September 24, 2021 calling for installment payments that subsequently fell into arrears.
CTMC Drone Solutions LLC formed September 27, 2021 by Charles D. Watts Jr. as organizer, occurring after the August 31, 2021 public acquisition announcement. 50 million CYBL shares issued to Watts eleven days later as 'debt settlement.'
Atlantic Wave Holdings, Secure Community, and Cyberlux executed agreement October 8, 2021 compensating plaintiffs for reacquisition of BrightEye IP in exchange for installment payments and freely trading stock.
ARG later relies on this date as the beginning of its asserted equitable lien / constructive-trust priority against the interpleader pool.
The acquisition becomes part of the capability story that later supports the Ukraine drone opportunity and HII subcontract path.
The stated cost baseline becomes critical when compared to the later $78.8M fixed-price structure and the commission stack.
The WeShield commission claim traces to a pre-award letter agreement later asserted in the EDVA interpleader.
One of the upstream documents showing the Ukrainian end-use path for the K8 drone opportunity.
Major General Holt provided ARG with an eight-page roadmap titled 'Accelerating FlightEye K8 FMS to Ukraine' outlining foreign military sales steps.
End-user certification identifies Ukrainian military end use, setting the stage for the FMF/Ukraine procurement narrative.
The DSP-83 / end-user certificate layer ties the proposed K8 delivery to export-control and end-use documentation.
Court issued two sanction orders on December 13, 2022, and April 7, 2023, totaling $10,737.50 against Cyberlux and Mark Schmidt, due within 21 days of settlement execution.
Montague and Cyberlux executed an Amended and Restated Consulting Agreement on January 1, 2023, introducing commission tiers (2% general, 5% Ukraine) and increasing annual fees to $250,000.
The Ukraine-drone context becomes documented in government-facing material before the HII subcontract award.
Contemporaneous reporting forms part of the public context for the K8 / Ukraine procurement pathway.
Settlement agreement between Atlantic Wave Holdings, Secure Community, and Cyberlux resolving the Virginia Circuit Court litigation filed in August 2022 regarding BrightEye IP and business development.
On June 15, 2023, Atlantic Wave, Secure Community, Cyberlux, Mark Schmidt, and Strikepoint Consulting entered into settlement agreement requiring $1,572,500 payment in installments with accelerated provisions and stock compliance obligations.
Virginia Circuit Court entered Amended Final Order and Judgment awarding Atlantic Wave $1,572,500 plus costs ($177,126.19) and sanctions, with 12% interest and security interest in all Cyberlux property.
Atlantic Wave filed UCC-1 Financing Statement in Virginia and North Carolina on July 6, 2023, to perfect security interest in Cyberlux collateral including accounts receivable.
The fixed-price subcontract is the core document around which the site now turns.
Publication of series opening article 'Scandal Unfolds at Cyberlux: $3.4 Million Transferred to Executive Amid Financial Turmoil' on jacksonholt.com, documenting transfers from Cyberlux accounts to Schmidt.
TAG later argues this date as the priority point for its equitable-lien theory and judgment-creditor claim.
The advance arrives in Cyberlux’s main operating account with a prior balance of $2,297.01, rather than a clearly segregated advance-payment account.
4/21/26, 10:10 am September 8, 2023. A Day That Will Live in Infamy. April 5, 2026 Categories: Cyberlux, Featured Tags: DOD, FMS, Ukraine Somewhere in the federal government’s rulebook there is a section so plainly written, so clearly forged from hard experience, that reading it doesn’t feel like regulatory guidance. I
On September 8, 2023, Cyberlux Corporation received a Foreign Military Financing advance payment of $38,700,600.
September 8, 2023: Cyberlux received $38,700,600 FMF advance. Account held approximately $2,297 day before. FAR 32.402(b) established advance as government property held in trust, to be maintained in segregated account per Spend Plan. Cyberlux Q3 2023 filing recorded as 'Customer deposits' - commercial deposit, not restricted trust funds. No segregated account. Within 114 days $35.5M departed.
Cyberlux wires $3M connected to the Datron acquisition on the same banking day the advance arrives.
On September 11, 2023, Cyberlux Corporation wired $213,000 to Fletcher Jones Motorcars in Newport Beach, California, drawn from the FMF advance payment received three days earlier.
The incorporation date matters because an approximately $994,460 transfer to G2G follows weeks later.
Public record identifies the transfer but does not disclose a clear production purpose in the filings reviewed.
G2G Global Ltd. received $994,460 in Cyberlux-disbursed FMF funds on October 16, 2023
October 16, 2023: $994,460 wire from government trust funds to G2G Global Ltd., outside Spend Plan, without Clause 19.7 authorization, to entity incorporated seventeen days earlier. HII's failure to enforce Clause 19.7 characterized as but-for cause of FMF trust funds reaching Tucker's surveillance enterprise.
On October 16, 2023, Cyberlux Corporation wired $994,460 to G2G Global Ltd., drawn from the FMF advance payment.
$994,460 wire transfer from Cyberlux to G2G Global Ltd., a UK shell company with Tucker as sole director, occurring weeks after Cyberlux received $38 million in taxpayer money. No documented subcontract deliverables identified.
Welter-related material identifies Schmidt-associated transfers, including investment-account and vehicle-related destinations.
AWH and Secure Community filed complaint in San Diego Superior Court seeking to enforce Virginia judgment; case removed to federal court January 30, 2024.
The government issues a stop-work path that flows down to Cyberlux. This occurs roughly four months after award and 105 days after the advance.
Stop Work Order issued December 22, 2023, nine days before HII's fiscal year end. Contracting Officer changed six weeks before termination. Clause 9 information control function documented.
December 22, 2023: Stop Work Order issued - nine days before HII fiscal year end, thirty-two days after Cyberlux Q3 2023 filing showed advance largely deployed. Atlantic Wave Holdings sworn statement: 'A dispute arose between HII, FEDSIM and CYBL over the utility of the drones in the battlefield theatre.' Drones' utility in stated operating environment disputed from December 2023.
By year-end, approximately $35.5M of the $38.7M advance has moved out, leaving a large publicly unitemised block.
Cyberlux Corporation was served with the plaintiff's complaint on January 12, 2024.
Atlantic Wave parties filed two civil proceedings against Cyberlux, Datron, and Schmidt, removed to Southern District of California as Case 3:24-cv-00196-RBM-VET (January 30, 2024) and Case 3:24-cv-00482-RBM-VET (March 11, 2024).
The IRS assessed Form 940 unemployment tax liability of $254.70 for the tax period ending December 31, 2023, on February 26, 2024.
In April 2024, Cyberlux sold the HII contract receivables to Legalist, giving Legalist full rights to payments and securing the arrangement with a UCC lien.
Legalist perfected security interest via Nevada UCC-1 filing on April 1, 2024, three days after financing agreement.
Legalist filed UCC-1 statements in Nevada and North Carolina on April 1, 2024, perfecting lien on Cyberlux assets including accounts receivable.
Legalist SPV III filed UCC-1 on April 1, 2024, perfecting security interest in Cyberlux assets.
Legalist SPV III filed UCC-1 financing statement in North Carolina on April 1, 2024.
Nevada UCC-1 filing number 2024395945-0 filed April 1, 2024 at 11:49:44 AM by Legalist Inc.
North Carolina UCC-1 file number 20240038686M filed April 1, 2024 at 7:44:00 PM via Corporation Service Company.
Legalist filed UCC statements in Nevada and North Carolina on April 1, 2024 to perfect security interest.
Legalist filed Nevada UCC-1 No. 2024395945-0 on April 1, 2024 at 11:49 AM covering "ALL ASSETS" as collateral.
Legalist filed UCC statements in Nevada and North Carolina on April 1, 2024.
Between April 9, 2024 and October 3, 2024, Legalist made ten separate advances to Cyberlux totaling $6,950,000 under the Financing Agreement.
Cyberlux Corporation filed Motion to Vacate the Sister State Judgment on April 10, 2024 in California federal court, which remained pending.
Cyberlux Corporation and Mark D. Schmidt filed motion to vacate domesticated judgment on April 10, 2024, now pending decision.
The IRS notice was prepared and signed at Baltimore, MD on April 16, 2024 by Elvin Dean Cury, Acting Manager for T McCrimmon.
On April 23, 2024, HII sent a letter to Cyberlux requesting formal acknowledgment and consent to redirect payments to Legalist, along with a comprehensive waiver and release.
On April 26, 2024, attorney David Keithly received an anonymous email from a purported defense-industry advisor containing due diligence findings about Cyberlux.
Cyberlux requested disbursement of $500,000.00 to be paid to Datron World Communication account at PNC Bank, despite Cyberlux being the borrower.
IRS filed third Notice of Federal Tax Lien against Cyberlux Corporation on April 30, 2024, memorializing tax assessment of $1,106,083.54, creating priority dispute with Legalist over disbursement timing under § 6323(d).
The upstream government termination becomes part of the Modification 4 recital chain.
HII flows the termination downstream to Cyberlux after the government action.
On July 30, 2024, Atlantic Wave Holdings and Secure Community filed petition in Texas to enforce approximately $1.5 million Virginia judgment against defendants.
RB Capital’s litigation against Cyberlux becomes part of the securities and financing layer that later intersects with Rosen enforcement actions.
Atlantic Wave Holdings and Secure Community served Cyberlux Corporation with deposition notices for corporate representatives and officers to discover assets.
Defendants Cyberlux Corporation and Mark D. Schmidt fail to appear for scheduled deposition on August 27, 2024, in Virginia, following unanswered letters from Plaintiffs' counsel on August 6, 9, and 23, 2024.
The declaration gives one of the clearest public summaries of post-advance disbursement patterns, including the $4.417M Schmidt-controlled aggregate.
Harris County District Court (Judge Michael Gomez) held hearing October 28, 2024 on defendants' Motion to Vacate and stay enforcement of plaintiffs' domesticated Virginia judgment.
4/21/26, 10:10 am Op-Ed: Was Cyberlux’s Largest Contract Cancelled, or Were Customer Deposits Misused? November 3, 2024 Categories: Cyberlux Tags: contracts, cyberlux, DOD, Huntington Ingalls, loitering munitions, uas Cyberlux Corporation’s latest financial disclosures are raising serious questions about its operationa
4/21/26, 10:10 am Analysis of Cyberlux Corporation’s Quarterly Report (Ending 30 September 2023) November 3, 2024 Categories: Cyberlux Tags: contracts, cyberlux, DOD, factoring, FMS, U.S., Ukraine Cyberlux Corporation’s quarterly report provides a detailed overview of its financial position, operational updates, and st
4/21/26, 10:10 am Something is Missing: Analytical Report on Cyberlux Corporation’s Financial and Operational Disclosures November 7, 2024 Categories: Cyberlux Tags: cyberlux, DOD, drone, factoring, FMS, uas, Ukraine This report examines the financial and operational disclosures provided in Cyberlux Corporation’s amend
4/21/26, 10:10 am Analysis of Cyberlux Corporation’s Annual Report for 2023 November 7, 2024 Categories: Cyberlux Tags: contracts, cyberlux, DOD, factoring, FMS, Ukraine Cyberlux Corporation’s annual report for the year ending 31 December 2023 reveals substantial growth in revenue, driven largely by the company’s $78.9
4/21/26, 10:10 am Connecting the Dots: Cyberlux Corporation’s Transparency Crisis Deepens November 8, 2024 Categories: Cyberlux Tags: contracts, cyberlux, DOD, factoring, FMS, Ukraine Cyberlux Corporation has become the corporate equivalent of a messy soap opera—complete with financial sleights of hand, a starring role
4/21/26, 10:10 am Clown Car: Analysis of Cyberlux Corporation’s Q3 2024 Report November 15, 2024 Categories: Cyberlux Tags: contracts, cyberlux, DOD, factoring Cyberlux Corporation’s Q3 2024 report presents a complex financial narrative, showcasing impressive revenue growth alongside alarming vulnerabilities in liquidi
4/21/26, 10:10 am Analysis of Cyberlux Corporation’s Quarterly Report (Ending 31 March 2024) November 21, 2024 Categories: Cyberlux Tags: contracts, cyberlux, DOD, factoring, FMS, Ukraine Cyberlux Corporation’s latest quarterly report provides further insight into its financial and operational challenges, continuing th
Cyberlux was determined to be in material breach of its contract with Thin Air Gear by December 3, 2024, having failed to pay the remaining balance despite multiple demands.
4/21/26, 10:10 am What I’ve Learned from Two Years Following a Penny Stock December 7, 2024 Categories: Cyberlux Tags: commentary, finance, investing, OTC, stock research, stocks Since early 2023, I’ve been following OTC Markets stocks—a place where ambition meets delusion and where every “once-in-a-lifetime” opportuni
The court denied defendants' motion for stay and for extension of stay on December 9, 2024.
4/21/26, 10:10 am Stocks, Loans, and Broken Bones: Cyberlux’s Painful Lesson December 13, 2024 Categories: Cyberlux Tags: cyberlux, due diligence, investing, pump and dump, toxic finance The saga of Cyberlux Corporation reads like a cautionary tale penned by a Wall Street cynic. Picture it: a plucky little tech company
4/21/26, 10:10 am Signed, Sealed, and Imploded: The Final Word on Cyberlux December 13, 2024 Categories: Cyberlux Tags: contracts, cyberlux, drones, factoring, FMS, loitering munitions, U.S., Ukraine In the summer of 2023, Cyberlux Corporation found itself on the verge of transformation. With a $78.8M drone contract fr
4/21/26, 10:10 am The $213,000 G-Wagon: Cyberlux’s Kim Kardashian Moment with Taxpayer Money December 16, 2024 Categories: Cyberlux Tags: contracts, cyberlux, FMS, mercedes, pump and dump, stock pumpers, Ukraine In the tangled mess that is Cyberlux Corporation ($CYBL), one question looms larger than any vague Twitter p
4/21/26, 10:10 am Op-Ed: Cyberlux’s Broken Promises: A Case of Corporate Irresponsibility December 17, 2024 Categories: Cyberlux Tags: contracts, cyberlux, FMS, Ukraine In the corporate world, trust is the currency that binds contracts, builds relationships, and ensures mutual progress. When companies fail to honour th
4/21/26, 10:10 am HII Defense’s response to Cyberlux December 17, 2024 Categories: Cyberlux Tags: cyberlux 117213652-2Download https://thecyberluxfiles.com/?format=pdf&post-type=post&order-date=as…age_size=medium&links=include&rendering_wait=200&print-my-blog=1 Page 76 of 329
Cyberlux allegedly failed to pay ANPC final invoice dated December 20, 2024, due December 30, 2024, per Purchase Agreement.
ANPC issued invoice 0000696-IN for $2,830,050 representing Milestone 4 (20% due upon SAT) to Cyberlux.
On December 31, 2024, Atlantic Wave Holdings and Secure Community served Cyberlux Corporation with notices of depositions of corporate representatives and officers.
The Fifth Circuit held that Robert Berleth exceeded his authority as court-appointed receiver in Matter of Preferred Ready-Mix, L.L.C., No. 24-20158, decided December 31, 2024.
4/21/26, 10:10 am Where’s Mark? Cyberlux’s Shift in Strategy Raises Questions January 1, 2025 Categories: Cyberlux Tags: contracts, cyberlux, DOD, factoring, FMS, Huntington Ingalls, loitering munitions, U.S., Ukraine Cyberlux Corporation seems to have taken a crash course in damage control—Step One: remove all trace o
4/21/26, 10:10 am Following Cyberlux: From Albania to Bogotá to Miami, the Questions Keep Growing January 8, 2025 Categories: Cyberlux Tags: cyberlux After nearly two years of researching Cyberlux, the pieces seem to be falling into place—but not in the way I expected. Following this company’s twists and turns, poring
Atlantic Wave Holdings and Secure Community filed the Application for Turnover After Judgment and for Appointment of Receiver in Harris County on January 9, 2025.
4/21/26, 10:10 am Receivership on the Table: Cyberlux’s Finances Under Fire January 13, 2025 Categories: Cyberlux Tags: contracts, cyberlux, factoring, FMS, Ukraine When your finances are a mess and your creditors are fed up, there’s only so long you can dodge the inevitable. For Cyberlux Corporation, that inevitable m
A writ of execution was issued to Harris County Constable Precinct 4 on January 15, 2025.
Hearing held on January 16, 2025, before Judge Michael Gomez on receivership application; resulted in court orders for discovery compliance, site inspection, and limited receiver appointment.
At a January 16, 2025 hearing, plaintiffs withdrew turnover claims against Schmidt individually and the court ruled the receivership would apply only to Cyberlux Corporation.
Court held hearing on January 16, 2025, indicating intent to appoint a receiver; hearing transcript excerpt attached to correspondence.
Hearing held on January 17, 2025, on Application for Turnover After Judgment and Appointment of Receiver, including testimony and admitted evidence.
4/21/26, 10:10 am Shedding Light on the Shadows: Cyberlux’s Insult to Taxpayer Dollars January 22, 2025 Categories: Cyberlux Tags: contracts, factoring, FMS, lobbying, opinion, trump, U.S., Ukraine Thirty days. That’s the timeline Cyberlux Corporation has asked for—a brief window of confidentiality to keep deposition d
4/21/26, 10:10 am From Shadows to Spotlight: Cyberlux’s Reckoning and My Vindication January 23, 2025 Categories: Cyberlux Tags: contracts, cyberlux, factoring, FMS, U.S., Ukraine The photo that accompanied a 2023 Wall Street Journal article on Cyberlux Corporation is strikingly emblematic of the company’s journey. It
Legalist SPV III, LP filed petition in intervention in Texas enforcement action on February 7, 2025, claiming $7.3 million debt with daily accruing fees of $4,364.46.
Legalist SPV III filed a petition in intervention on February 7, 2025, asserting a claim exceeding $7.3 million with accruing daily fees in the Harris County receivership proceeding.
4/21/26, 10:10 am Out of the Pan and Into the Fire: Legalist Just Became Cyberlux’s Biggest Problem February 13, 2025 Categories: Cyberlux If Cyberlux thought the receivership fight was bad, they’ve just found out what bad really looks like. For months, Atlantic Wave and Secure Community have been hammering away, tryin
HII and Cyberlux executed Modification No. 4 to effectuate termination settlement, effective February 26, 2025, establishing payment conditions, indemnification obligations, and interpleader options.
February 26, 2025: HII executed Modification No. 4 paying additional $25,769,369.03 for warehouse inventory - four months after characterizing Cyberlux as nonresponsive. Total government expenditure $64,469,969.03. Modification contained Clause 9 drafted by HII contractually prohibiting Cyberlux from communicating with Navy or GSA about performance/termination. Schmidt's filed spreadsheet acknowledges $22,776,605.40
Federal court issued order requiring Cyberlux to show cause regarding subject matter jurisdiction and Article III case or controversy status on February 27, 2025.
Coordinated access to jacksonholt.com and thecyberluxfiles.com documented from United Kingdom, France, North Carolina, and Lebanon, correlated with specific sessions, timestamps, and content accessed, observed since March 2025
4/21/26, 10:10 am Cyberlux Took the Bags, Skipped the Bill—Now They’re Facing Civil Theft Charges March 12, 2025 Categories: Cyberlux Tags: contracts, cyberlux, DOD, factoring, FMS, Ukraine If Cyberlux was hoping for a distraction from its growing legal and financial mess, the latest lawsuit won’t help. On March 12, 20
4/21/26, 10:10 am Why I Refuse to Stop Writing About Cyberlux Corporation—Because Taxpayers Deserve the Truth March 15, 2025 Categories: Cyberlux Tags: cyberlux, DOD, factoring, FMS, trump, U.S., Ukraine I have been writing about Cyberlux Corporation—accused by some of incessantly regurgitating the same points—because
4/21/26, 10:10 am The Cyberlux Fire Sale: Creditors Want Datron, But Taxpayers Might Want Answers March 16, 2025 Categories: Cyberlux Tags: contracts, cyberlux, factoring, FMS, trump, Ukraine Cyberlux Corporation (CYBL) is running out of road. A federal judge just dropped a minute order wiping the March 14, 2025 hearin
4/21/26, 10:10 am In the Case Against Cyberlux – The Lawyer’s Specialty Says It All March 17, 2025 Categories: Cyberlux What kind of lawyer you hire says a lot about what kind of fight you think you’re in. You don’t call a divorce attorney for a murder charge, and you don’t bring in a bankruptcy specialist if you’re pl
4/21/26, 10:10 am I Called Out a Defense Contractor for Blowing Taxpayer Money—And People Are Mad About My Pronouns March 19, 2025 Categories: Cyberlux Tags: cyberlux, DOD, factoring, FMS, Ukraine For some time now, I’ve written extensively about Cyberlux Corporation (OTC: CYBL), and recently, that coverage has drawn n
4/21/26, 10:10 am They Took the Government’s Money. Then Took Care of Themselves. March 21, 2025 Categories: Cyberlux Tags: contracts, DOD, factoring, FMS, Ukraine “A company is allowed to make investments,” someone posted, all puffed up with confidence. “A company can buy a car.” And sure, in the broadest, most techni
4/21/26, 10:10 am The Remand Was Telegraphed. Now It’s Reality. Texas, You’re on the Clock. March 28, 2025 Categories: Cyberlux Tags: contracts, cyberlux, DOD, FMS, trump, Ukraine It’s always satisfying when a prediction lands, but this one didn’t require a crystal ball—just a half- decent understanding of federal juri
FY2024 reporting adds the post-stop-work disclosure layer and includes litigation, creditor, and corporate-governance context.
4/21/26, 10:10 am Cyberlux’s Annual Report Is Due. Here’s Your Red Flag Checklist. March 31, 2025 Categories: Cyberlux Let’s be blunt: Companies don’t usually go broke trying to avoid a judgment—unless what they’re avoiding isn’t just financial. With Cyberlux Corporation’s annual report due, it’s not just a matter of w
4/21/26, 10:10 am The Drones, the Debt, and the Defense That Isn’t There April 9, 2025 Categories: Cyberlux Tags: contracts, cyberlux, FMS, Ukraine When someone says you owe them money, the cleanest defense is the simplest: you don’t owe them anything. But in the months-long fight between Cyberlux Corporation and its c
Wake County Superior Court entered final judgment on April 11, 2025, against Cyberlux in favor of Aerotek, Inc. for $235,411.27.
Wake County Superior Court entered judgment on April 11, 2025, in favor of Aerotek, Inc. against Cyberlux Corporation for $235,411.27 for unpaid payroll expenses.
Cyberlux Corporation and Mark Schmidt filed second notice of removal on April 11, 2025, seeking federal jurisdiction.
4/21/26, 10:10 am Proof, Please—and Spare Me the FAR Clause April 12, 2025 Categories: Cyberlux Tags: cyberlux, DOD, factoring, FMS Cyberlux Corporation has now tried to remove this case to federal court four times. Two in California. Two in Texas. Their latest attempt leans on the idea that drones stored in their ware
4/21/26, 10:10 am From Forbes to Faceplant: Cyberlux’s Most Expensive Disappearing Act Yet April 17, 2025 Categories: Cyberlux Tags: contracts, cyberlux, factoring, FMS, Ukraine Just when I think Cyberlux can’t f* up any worse… they do. And not quietly. This time, they skipped court entirely, lost a $235,000 lawsuit by
On April 22, 2025, AWH and Secure Community filed an emergency motion to remand seeking return of the case to state court and other relief.
4/21/26, 10:10 am Groundhog Day at the Courthouse: Inside Cyberlux’s Endless Loop of Lawsuits April 24, 2025 Categories: Cyberlux Tags: contracts, cyberlux, Ukraine Every morning lately feels like Groundhog Day at the courthouse. Another sunrise, another docket entry, another lawsuit stacked on top of the last, all orb
ARG filed complaint in Durham County Superior Court on April 24, 2025 alleging breach of contract, unjust enrichment, conversion, and unfair trade practices against Cyberlux.
David Walton sent initial letter to HII counsel Clark J. Belote asserting Atlantic Wave's claim to funds held for Cyberlux's benefit.
On April 24, 2025, ARG filed a complaint against Cyberlux in Superior Court for the County of Durham, North Carolina, Case No. 25CV004246-310, alleging breach of contract, unjust enrichment, and other claims.
4/21/26, 10:10 am The Email That Exposed Cyberlux—and No One Wanted to Talk About It April 25, 2025 Categories: Cyberlux It didn’t start with the lawsuits. It didn’t start with the missed filings or the creditors closing in like wolves. It didn’t start with the service-disabled veteran-owned company now suing for its s
Between April and June 2025, Cyberlux delivered 1,608 additional drones under a contract closeout modification valued at $43,759,160, bringing total delivered units to 2,000 drones.
Legalist and Cyberlux entered into a Second Amended and Restated Government Purchase Order Financing Agreement on April 29, 2025, which acknowledged Cyberlux's default, temporarily raised the credit limit, and provided Legalist additional compensation and protections.
Court clerk entered default against Cyberlux in Colorado federal action brought by Thin Air Gear claiming $365,049.42.
On 27 May 2025, beginning approximately 7:20 PM GMT, @RacketeerX published coordinated series of posts revealing Jackson Holt identity as Jim Curtin, doxxing personal information including children's details, directing amplification, and making false allegations against WB Group. Posts ran until approximately 10:22 PM GMT.
4/21/26, 10:10 am TrellisWare, You Might Want to Sit Down. May 9, 2025 Categories: Cyberlux, Featured Tags: contracts, factoring, FMS You know that moment in a thriller when the hero realizes the partner they’ve trusted is wearing someone else’s face? That’s where you are now, TrellisWare. Because somewhere between pro
May 10, 2025, 2:34 PM EDT: Maadarani sent Plaintiff WhatsApp message: 'I waited in silence, no sound, not a peep, / Watching you closely, not daring to sleep. / With patience I struck, and you didn't see -/ Now you are caught. You fell into me. / What am I? JH or JC.' JH = Jackson Holt. JC = James Curtin. Seventeen days before May 27 campaign. GA4 records fifty-two minute Tampa session beginning 5:16 AM EDT same day.
52-minute reading session from Tampa, Florida on May 10, 2025 at 5:16 AM EDT on Trellis Ware article, immediately preceding Maadarani's WhatsApp surveillance riddle at 2:34 PM EDT the same day.
On May 10, 2025, at 2:34 PM EDT, Curtin received a WhatsApp message from Bilal Maadarani containing a surveillance riddle identifying him by pen name (JH - Jackson Holt) and legal name (JC - James Curtin).
4/21/26, 10:10 am Mr. Speaker, You Took a Photo with the Wrong Guys May 11, 2025 Categories: Cyberlux Tags: contracts, cyberlux, factoring, FMS, trump, Ukraine Dear Mr. Speaker, There you were—standing tall in one of democracy’s grandest hallways, flanked by Mark Schmidt and Bill Maadarani of Cyberlux Corporation. The
4/21/26, 10:10 am Cyberlux Misses Court, Misses SOF Week, But Still Launches a Drone No One Saw. May 12, 2025 Categories: Cyberlux Tags: contracts, cyberlux, factoring, FMS, Ukraine There’s an old saying in business: “Show up, deliver, get paid.” Cyberlux Corporation—operating under the alias Catalyst Machineworks, LLC
The receivership marks the shift from procurement failure to corporate-control failure.
4/21/26, 10:10 am Topless Optics: Cyberlux Can’t Show Up in Court, But Finds $2.5M for a Strip Club May 21, 2025 Categories: Cyberlux Tags: cyberlux, factoring, Ukraine There’s something deeply impressive about watching a company make terrible decisions with absolute confidence. And then write them down. In a public fi
Appointment of receiver for Cyberlux Corporation in Texas state court on May 22, 2025. Article naming Maadarani directly by name and title as Chief Revenue Officer published May 24, 2025, three days before doxxing campaign.
4/21/26, 10:10 am Lapdances & Liability: Cyberlux Rebrands Strip Club Settlement as ‘Consulting’ May 23, 2025 Categories: Cyberlux, Featured It was only a matter of time before someone tried to clean up the mess the Mark Schmidt created. Not in court, mind you—Cyberlux still hasn’t made much of a habit of showing up th
Article 'Cyberlux in Receivership: The Fantasy Is Finally Over' published May 24, 2025, naming Bilal Maadarani and noting his knowledge of financial manoeuvring was 'unclear'
Coordinated doxxing campaign launched May 27, 2025, targeting Curtin and family members. Occurred three days after article directly naming Maadarani as CRO. Three Beirut, Lebanon sessions within 35-minute window on receivership article in hours before @RacketeerX account launched.
Bilal Maadarani sent WhatsApp message at 4:32 PM EDT on May 27, 2025, during active @RacketeerX campaign and 2 hours 58 minutes after last Beirut session
Multiple sessions from Paris, France accessed the Cyberlux receivership article between 10:13 AM and 1:49 PM Paris time (4:13 AM to 7:49 AM EDT) on May 27, 2025
@RacketeerX social media account began posting campaign at approximately 3:20 PM EDT on May 27, 2025, continuing until approximately 9:55 PM EDT
May 27, 2025: Five days after Texas receiver appointed, three days after Plaintiff article naming Maadarani, fourteen days after naming Tucker/G2G. GA4 records six Paris sessions 10:13 AM-1:49 PM local reading receivership article, three Beirut sessions same article within 35 minutes ending 1:34 PM EDT. At 3:20 PM EDT @RacketeerX launched pre-prepared campaign: disclosed Plaintiff real identity, published children's
On May 27, 2025, the @RacketeerX account conducted a doxxing campaign including opening post, personal dossier materials, 'Selector Attribution' table, and posts deploying personal humiliation content directed at Curtin by name.
Three sessions from Beirut, Lebanon accessed article naming Bilal Maadarani at 12:59 PM, 1:04 PM, and 1:34 PM EDT on May 27, 2025
Fourteen sessions from Vista, California (Datron headquarters city) accessed multiple Cyberlux articles between 1:33 PM and 7:54 PM EDT on May 27, 2025
On May 27, 2025, at 4:32 PM EDT, Curtin received a WhatsApp message from Bilal Maadarani during the active @RacketeerX campaign.
4/21/26, 10:10 am Another Lawsuit, Still No Answers. Just More Noise. June 8, 2025 Categories: Cyberlux Tags: contracts, cyberlux, DOD, FMS, Ukraine I’ve read more legal filings about Cyberlux Corporation than any person should reasonably endure without hazard pay or a caffeine IV. Ten lawsuits, four hundred and twenty
4/21/26, 10:10 am Locked Out, Called Out, Sold Out: The Cyberlux Breakdown June 10, 2025 Categories: Cyberlux Cyberlux Corporation wants its company back. On Monday, it pleaded with a Texas court to unwind the receivership that has effectively gutted its control. In its filings, the company claimed to have $2.7 million
4/21/26, 10:10 am Air, Cash, and Ego: The Deal That Paid Everyone But Delivered Nothing June 11, 2025 Categories: Cyberlux There’s always a moment when the story stops spinning. Cyberlux hit that moment when a North Texas judge placed it into receivership. Suddenly the narrative didn’t belong to the press releases, or
4/21/26, 10:10 am Congrats, You Played Yourself (Into a Federal Compliance Violation) June 12, 2025 Categories: Cyberlux Cyberlux has a talent for writing checks it can’t legally cash. But this one might be their masterpiece. In June 2025, a consultant called Montague Capital Partners filed a proof of claim in Texas re
4/21/26, 10:10 am Threats vs. Truth: Cyberlux’s Bold Move Against Investigative Reporting June 14, 2025 Categories: Cyberlux, Featured When we started investigating Cyberlux Corporation, asking exactly where millions of taxpayer- funded defense dollars were disappearing, we anticipated resistance—but threats of espiona
On June 14, 2025, the account identified as ORCA (@NBBLegend) posted threatening communications.
4/21/26, 10:10 am Partner or Customer? Cyberlux’s Big Palantir Bluff Exposed June 19, 2025 Categories: Cyberlux, Featured Picture this: tiny corporation Cyberlux suddenly proclaims it’s “partnering” with the high-flying tech wizards at Palantir Technologies—makers of something called the “Warp Speed Operating System,”
Montague asserts a broker/intermediary fee claim connected to the HII/Cyberlux contract path.
4/21/26, 10:10 am Cyberlux: Inactive, Inoated, and In Over Its Head June 23, 2025 Categories: Cyberlux Tags: contracts, cyberlux, FMS, Ukraine Cyberlux Corporation, and its online pump squad, continues to strut like it’s just won a billion-dollar defense contract, when in reality, it can’t even get through the front do
HII moves the claimant fight into federal court, positioning the remaining funds as a court-controlled pool.
4/21/26, 10:10 am Public Paycheque, Private Client: How One Lawyer Took Both Sides June 24, 2025 Categories: Cyberlux Tags: cyberlux In recent years, Cyberlux Corporation has managed to stay in the headlines—but unfortunately, it’s not for groundbreaking inventions or record-breaking profits. Instead, they’ve become th
4/21/26, 10:10 am When Your Biggest Customer Joins the Lawsuit Party: Cyberlux’s Legal Meltdown June 25, 2025 Categories: Cyberlux Tags: cyberlux, Ukraine In a twist that would be hilarious if it weren’t so tragic, Cyberlux Corporation barely let the ink dry on its shiny new “partnership” announcement with Palantir bef
4/21/26, 10:10 am From Kentucky Cop to Stock Pumper: Cyberlux’s Spectacular Self-Destruction June 26, 2025 Categories: Cyberlux Tags: cyberlux, Ukraine Mount Sterling, Kentucky. Quiet, picturesque, and home to fewer than 8,000 souls. Imagine a Norman Rockwell painting if Norman Rockwell had a twisted fascination with p
4/21/26, 10:10 am From City Hall to Shady Deals: Greensboro’s Legal Liability is Now Fully Baked June 26, 2025 Categories: Cyberlux, Featured Tags: cyberlux, FMS, Ukraine Greensboro doesn’t need another scandal. What it needs is a legal firewall, a PR resuscitator, and possibly a priest. Because thanks to City Attorney
On June 26, 2025, Bruce McDougall sent two emails from bruce.mcdougall@linde.com to Chuck Watts at 1:32:10 PM and 1:36:24 PM, alerting Watts about alleged Twitter slander by 'Jackson Holt' and suggesting cease and desist action
On June 26, 2025, messages were submitted to Defendant Watts through the official City of Greensboro government website contact form, associated with X/Twitter account @BruceMcDou67575.
4/21/26, 10:10 am Payouts, Puppets, and the Playbook Cyberlux Won’t Admit It’s Using June 27, 2025 Categories: Cyberlux Today, Cyberlux Corporation blared out a fresh MoU with George Mason University—buzzwords ablaze: defense tech, 5G, unmanned systems. The stock shot up 10%, like a balloon tied to a firecracker. Retai
4/21/26, 10:10 am The Psychology Wasn’t Hidden. It Was in Plain Sight. June 28, 2025 Categories: Cyberlux Tags: cyberlux Some investors buy stocks. Others buy salvation. And when the line between the two disappears, things go sideways faster than a drunk on a hoverboard. That rot has a ticker symbol. And its ecosystem
Texas filings become part of the receivership/control environment around Cyberlux.
On July 2, 2025 at 6:18 PM, Twitter/X account @BruceMcDou67575 posted threatening message stating 'You're blatantly fucking with the wrong people' and suggesting target has personality disorders or bipolar mania
4/21/26, 10:10 am Behind Cyberlux’s Collapse: The Hidden Hand of Montague July 3, 2025 Categories: Cyberlux Tags: cyberlux, FMS, Ukraine When a corporate ship hits an iceberg, blame typically falls squarely on the captain. But at Cyberlux Corporation, the man standing behind the wheel might have been miles away from th
4/21/26, 10:10 am Suing Me Over Dinner: A Love Letter to Greensboro’s Legal Ghost July 10, 2025 Categories: Cyberlux Twelve days ago, Chuck Watts was still a former city attorney quietly advising a company under scrutiny. Since then, I’ve published three investigations. The threats have escalated. Watts has retired—eff
4/21/26, 10:10 am No Reply, No Lawyer, No Surprise: Cyberlux Loses by Default July 14, 2025 Categories: Cyberlux If you had your money on Cyberlux Corporation finally breaking its streak and hiring a competent lawyer—well, you’ve lost. Again. A little update from the contractual underworld: Advanced Navigation & Positi
4/21/26, 10:10 am The Truth About Cyberlux’s Receivership: Paused, Not Over July 15, 2025 Categories: Cyberlux Tags: cyberlux, FMS, trump, Ukraine Ghostandgurgi is feeling bullish. He’s the kind of Stocktwits oracle who, with a bear for an avatar and a zealot’s faith in his ticker, will confidently assure the world—the
Seven additional sessions from Beirut recorded between June 22 and July 18, 2025, accessing various Cyberlux-related articles
4/21/26, 10:10 am When is an Appeal not an Appeal? When it’s a Mandamus! July 22, 2025 Categories: Cyberlux There’s a particular mania that erupts in penny-stock circles every time a judge’s gavel nudges so much as an inch. This summer, Cyberlux Corporation basked in that manic high when a Texas appellate court hit pau
HII filed amended interpleader complaint removing ARG, stating ARG had not articulated a colorable legal basis for claim to disputed funds.
WeShield asserts its commission-linked claim in the interpleader litigation.
HII deposited $1,444,543.11 of the Received Funds into the Fairfax Circuit Court pursuant to orders entered July 22, 2025 and August 15, 2025.
Fairwinds presents the 8% contingent-fee theory and supporting calculation.
Richmond City Circuit Court entered judgment in favor of Advanced Navigation & Positioning Corporation against Cyberlux Corporation for $2,830,050.00 principal plus interest.
Advanced Navigation & Positioning Corporation obtains judgment in Richmond City Circuit Court against Cyberlux Corporation for $2,830,050.00 principal plus interest, adding another creditor claim to the Cyberlux exposure landscape.
Colorado District Court entered Final Judgment against Cyberlux for $1,224,275.14 in TAG v. Cyberlux.
The WeShield cluster asserts not only commission entitlement, but later secured-creditor positioning.
Plaintiffs Atlantic Wave Holdings, Secure Community, and Receiver Robert W. Berleth filed Joint Motion for Entry of a Consent Order on September 19, 2025; defendants objected and court allowed briefing.
Parties participated in a 12-hour mediation session limited to parties only (excluding receiver) on December 5, 2025, but did not reach settlement.
The court entered a Consent Final Order on December 8, 2025, awarding $6 million in damages and dismissing all claims with prejudice.
The court ordered parties and receiver to mediate all outstanding issues, including attorneys' fees, no later than January 15, 2026.
Court hearing held on December 16, 2025, on Plaintiffs' Motion to Dissolve Stay and Enter Consent Order; defendants' counsel failed to appear despite filing Motion to Quash.
Richmond Circuit Court entered consent judgment for $6,000,000 principal plus $25,250.50 attorney fees and $352.92 costs, ratifying settlement agreement and confirming receivership order.
California Superior Court entered clerk default against Datron World Communications for failure to respond to complaint after service.
The EDVA court denied Cyberlux's motion to dismiss, finding HII properly pleaded interpleader relief under 28 U.S.C. § 1335 on January 9, 2026.
Court entered a Stay Order on January 13, 2026, staying garnishment proceedings pending resolution of the EDVA interpleader action.
Fairfax County Circuit Court granted a motion to stay Case No. CL2025-16055 on January 13, 2026, deferring to the federal interpleader action.
On January 21, 2026, Brett Rosen and Deborah Rosen were indicted by federal grand jury on securities fraud and money laundering charges, with allegations naming market manipulation of Cyberlux Corporation stock.
HII’s motion package lays out the settlement/deposit mechanics and attaches a dense exhibit record.
The Court held a conference with the parties on February 11, 2026, during which litigants suggested the case would resolve by settlement or summary judgment.
The court authorises deposit/discharge mechanics, moving the dispute deeper into claimant-priority litigation.
Amendment No. 1 to ARG Distributor Partner Agreement signed February 20, 2026, seven months after receiver's authority terminated in June 2025, creating legal consequence for $14,118,618.61 claim.
All parties filed joint motion for settlement on February 26, 2026 resolving Texas enforcement action and requesting fund distribution.
The remaining pool becomes court-held funds. The amount is materially smaller than the total asserted claims.
The docket continues to develop after deposit, with filings narrowing the priority fight.
Within approximately 48 hours of Curtin transmitting notification to Linde plc on March 11, 2026, the @BruceMcDou67575 account was permanently closed.
On March 11, 2026, Curtin transmitted notification to Linde plc attaching FOIA-produced messages and screenshot of @BruceMcDou67575 account.
On March 11, 2026 at 3:07 PM, James Curtin sent verification request to Linde corporate contacts seeking confirmation of Bruce McDougall's affiliation with company
Five-hour interview of Jim Curtin conducted by GSA and DOD OIG Special Investigators at GSA Headquarters on F Street, Washington, D.C., at the request of federal investigators
March 12, 2026: Plaintiff interviewed approximately five hours at GSA Headquarters Washington DC by Special Investigators from OIG General Services Administration and OIG Department of Defense. Investigation triggered by Plaintiff's reporting. Plaintiff confirmed federal witness since March 12, 2026.
On March 12, 2026, James Curtin was interviewed for approximately five hours at GSA headquarters by Special Investigators from GSA OIG and DoD OIG. The interview covered the Cyberlux wire transfers and other matters. Curtin became a confirmed federal witness as of this date.
4/21/26, 10:10 am Cyberlux’s CTMC Acquisition: The Deal That Led to Caveat Emptor — and Paved the Way to a $78.8 Million Defense Contract March 15, 2026 Categories: Cyberlux In 2021, Cyberlux Corporation told investors it was entering the drone business. For a small company trading on the OTC markets, the timing was id
4/21/26, 10:10 am Did Cyberlux’s Operation Alpha Mirror the Structure at the Center of the Rosen Case — or Reveal Gaps in Oversight? March 19, 2026 Categories: Cyberlux It starts with something simple that won’t sit right. The same chunk of shares—about twenty million at a time—keeps showing up in the filings. Same siz
4/21/26, 10:10 am Which genius thought calling a judge’s chambers with a veiled threat was a good idea? March 23, 2026 Categories: Cyberlux, Featured There’s anger on both sides of Cyberlux right now, and that part is entirely understandable. Money is on the line, reputations are being dragged through the mud, and the
Curtin received follow-up contacts from OIG investigators on March 16 and March 23, 2026.
The parties do not resolve the claimant dispute, pushing the case into summary judgment posture.
FY2025 reporting confirms receivership, reports $326,958 cash, $26.4M receivable tied to the interpleader funds, and $64.1M current liabilities.
Jim Curtin sent email to hello@theracketeer.co.uk on 23 April 2026 at 7:53 pm, explaining unauthorised use of logo by @RacketeerX and requesting conversation.
On April 7, 2026, Virginia federal court issued order requiring Receiver to show cause why his continued involvement in litigation is appropriate as a matter of law.
4/21/26, 10:10 am What Cyberlux Isn’t Telling Its Investors April 8, 2026 Categories: Cyberlux Here’s the thing about companies that insist everything is fine. Everything is almost never fine. What follows isn’t hidden. It isn’t buried in some classified archive guarded by men named Graham with earpieces and trust issu
Annual-report materials and claimant filings are integrated into the interpleader record.
Bilal Maadarani filed a motion to intervene in the EDVA interpleader on April 9, 2026, six days before the summary judgment deadline.
Bilal Maadarani filed Complaint in Intervention in the EDVA interpleader, asserting breach of contract and fiduciary duty and claiming $1,062,576.98 plus equity access against the HII-deposited funds.
Richmond Circuit Court clerk issued Writ of Fieri Facias on April 10, 2026, commanding levy on Cyberlux Corporation property.
The court set April 15, 2026 as the deadline for summary judgment motions with stringent briefing guidelines in the EDVA interpleader.
Maadarani filed motion for summary judgment on April 15, 2026, to comply with the court's scheduling order deadline.
Legalist issued payoff statement to Cyberlux on April 15, 2026, documenting total balance due of $13,608,702.73.
The interpleader record expands into competing briefs and exhibits over lien priority, creditor status, and entitlement to the court-held pool.
The corpus, posts, PDFs, timeline, money page, and players map are integrated into a traceable public record.
On April 20, 2026, Judge Gibney denied Maadarani's motion to intervene as untimely, finding it would prejudice existing parties.
Jim Curtin sent formal notice email to all counsel in Curtin v. Watts et al. disclosing the federal investigation interview and ongoing cooperation
On April 20, 2026, Curtin transmitted OIG notice to all counsel of record advising of his status as a cooperating witness in the federal OIG investigation.
On April 22, 2026, Magistrate Judge Mark R. Colombell issued an order establishing procedures for the follow-up settlement conference.
Curtin transmitted correspondence to Gin and Ignorance Limited on April 23, 2026, May 1, 2026, and May 5, 2026, regarding unauthorized use of The Racketeer's bespoke mark. As of the declaration date, no response has been received.
Jim Curtin sent formal legal notice dated 5 May 2026 to Directors of Gin and Ignorance Limited, demanding 14-day response regarding @RacketeerX account operation and threatening legal action under UK law.
Jim Curtin sent follow-up email to hello@theracketeer.co.uk on 1 May 2026 at 12:48 pm stating he had not heard back and would proceed at his discretion.
Formal cease and desist letter issued May 13, 2026 by Jim Curtin to Carson John Tucker at G2G Global Ltd requiring four compliance actions within 14 days
On May 13, 2026, Curtin transmitted formal cease and desist notice to Carson John Tucker as Director of G2G Global Ltd., demanding cessation of surveillance and intelligence collection, removal of doxxing material, disclosure of collected information, and data preservation. As of declaration date, the deadline expired without compliance or response.
James Curtin filed Curtin v. Cyberlux Corporation et al., No. 1:26-cv-00472, in the United States District Court for the Middle District of North Carolina.
The docket records the original 52-page complaint with jury trial demand against all defendants, filed by James Curtin, with exhibits A through G and envelope attachment.
The docket records assignment of the case to Judge Thomas D. Schroeder and Magistrate Judge Joanna Gibson McFadden.
Archived versions show Jackson Holt online persona changed from American divorced middle-aged father/grandfather with defense industry experience (2022) to British woman living in Mallorca, Spain (late 2024).
RacketeerX publishes detailed Twitter thread investigating Jackson Holt identity, alleging connection to Jim Curtin through corporate records, archived website data, and forensic analysis of recovery contacts.
The docket records summons issued as to Cyberlux Corporation, HII Mission Technologies Corporation, Chuck Watts, and Watts Law, PLLC.