October 2008 Stock Purchase agreement aka (Garvick Stock Agreement)

• before Garvick Stock Agreement, Garvick Properties acquired 14.5 million shares of CME worth $4,350,000.
• CME shares where not been paid for.
• Because of the Garvick Stock Agreement, CME was unable to utilize the 14.5 million shares of CME to raise capital.
• No officers and Directors of CME were not made aware of the Garvick Stock Agreement apart from Gary Whiting.

Stock Option Agreement aka (Garvick Stock Option Agreement)

• CME is listed as party to the Garvick Stock Option Agreement.
• Pursuant to the Garvick Stock Option Agreement, CME had 14 million and 500 thousand authorized but unissued shares.
• CME granted the purchase of 14 million shares for $1,000.
• CME granted the purchase of 500 thousand shares for $1,000.
• Garvick Properties failed to make both payments.
• Gary Whiting failed and refused to take action on Garvick Properties.
• Gary Whiting executed the Garvick Stock Agreement on behalf of Garvick Properties and CMG.
• No officers and Directors of CME were not made aware of the Garvick Stock Option Agreement.

Gary Whiting’s Personal Obligation to CME aka (The Original Whiting Loan)

• On or around August 22, 2006 Gary Whiting caused CME to loan him $1,485,000.
• The Original Whiting Loan was allegedly approved by the majority stockholder of CME, Garrick Enterprises.
• Gary Whiting didn’t submit the Original Whiting Loan to CME’s Board of Directors for review or approval.
• Gary Whiting didn’t have to pay the loan until August 17, 2009.
• In October 13, 2006 Gary Whiting caused CME to loan him an additional $2,569,531 (the revised Whiting Loan).
• The Revised Whiting Loan was allegedly approved by the written consent of the majority stockholder of CME, Garrick Enterprises.
• Gary Whiting signed the revised loan on behalf of Garrick Enterprises.
• Gary Whiting didn’t have to pay the loan until August 17, 2009.
• As of December 31, 2008 Gary Whiting owed CME approximately $4,460,000 under the revised Whiting Loan.
• Around January 7,2009 Gary Whiting executed a document to the majority stockholder to CME, Garrick Enterprises, that erased Gary Whiting ‘s Revised Whiting Loan (“Mr.Whiting’s January 7 Action”).
• As of December 31,2008 Garvick Properties still owed CME $12.6 million under the New Garvick Subscription Agreement.
• Garvick Properties paid approximately $4.5 million related to the New Garvick Subscription Agreement.
• Pursuant o the the January 7 Action CME was directed to re-allocate the $4.5 million in payments received from Garvick Properties to pay of the Whiting note.
• Gary Whiting instructed and caused CME to extend the term of payments due under the New Garvick Subscription Agreement to December 31, 2009.
• No consideration was received by CME/CMG for the extension of the New Garvick Subscription Agreement.
• Gary Whiting failed and refused to take action on behalf of CME to protect against MR. Whiting’s January 7 Action.