HA Salvatore Cazzetta linked to Amaya Inc. - Update III

Salvatore Brunetti. Former Rock Machine. Member in good standing of HA since 2000. According to the AMF, he was part of a small group of people who received shares of Excel Gold in 2009. AMF filed lawsuits related to a pump-and-dump in 2009. Brunetti was not prosecuted. Michel Demontigny said he engaged Brunetti to ensure his safety. Brunetti, intervened, according to Demontigny, in a dispute between Tony Papa, Anthony Gallo and promoter Daniel Ryan (pursued by the AMF).

Salvatore Cazzetta

Salvatore Brunetti

Normand Labelle

 

"So the Hells Angels were flying cocaine to Montreal from Vancouver. That was the case that involved one of their lawyers Louis D. Pasquin. Interesting to note that the local patch member involved was Salvatore Brunetti." "Salvatore Brunetti was convicted of plotting to kill Nomad Normand Labelle. Normand Labelle had become critical of the Montreal chapter and decided to form a splinter group. Things that make ya go hmmmm... Lennoxville massacre." Thanks to alleged complex schemes of stock market manipulation, near crime figures have been able to benefit from the sale of certain shares of junk to small investors in Quebec. This disturbing information is contained in a voluminous dossier of inquiry the authority of financial markets (AMF), dubbed "Project Consortium". A close associate of the former Godfather Vito Rizzuto, Tony Papa, was at the heart of many stock promotions in recent years targeted by the AMF.

The name of the number one of the Hells in Quebec, Salvatore Cazetta, is also in the testimony to the AMF of a businessman close to the HA, Michel Demontigny. According to Demontigny, Salvatore Cazzetta gave $1 million, in two tranches of $500,000, to Serge Ollu to invest in the stock market. Michel Demontigny said he was beaten on numerous occasions to repay interest 'due'.

April 22, 2015. Amaya Inc. is denying any knowledge of or connection to reports that an alleged biker gang boss bought stock in the company ahead of its purchase of the world's largest online poker room.
 

Salvatore Cazzetta, alleged leader of the Hells Angels in Quebec Montreal’s La Presse newspaper is reporting that police have their sights on Amaya because Salvatore Cazzetta, one of the alleged leaders of the Hells Angels in Quebec, purchased $10,000 in Amaya stock just before the company bought internet giant PokerStars last June for $4.9 billion. In the lead-up to the deal, Amaya’s stock price doubled to more than $14 a share. It would eventually climb past $38 a share.

Last December, Amaya’s headquarters west of Montreal were raided by the RCMP and the AMF during an investigation into trading activity surrounding the acquisition of PokerStars. The offices of investment banker Canaccord Genuity and Manulife Financial were also raided.