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SPOOFEM Sues Former President and CEO

^{Published on 2009-12-14 13:57:50 - Market Wire}
 

ATLANTA, GA--(Marketwire - December 14, 2009) - SPOOFEM (PINKSHEETS: [ SPOF ]) filed a civil and criminal complaint against former President and CEO of SPOOFEM, Lakesha R. Wilson. The lawsuit was filed today in Fulton County, Georgia. It consists of a number of charges including theft, embezzlement, fraud, breach of confidentiality agreement, and slander.

"I am truly saddened that I have to file this lawsuit against my former employee," says Gregory Evans, President and CEO of LIGATT Security International. "I am confident that all matters of this lawsuit will be resolved in its entirety and investors and consumers will have a better understanding of Ms. Wilson's sudden departure from the company."

Evans will post a video blog today discussing the lawsuit in more detail. The blog can be accessed at [ www.ligattsecurity.com/LakeshaRWilson ] at 6:00P.M.

SPOOFEM is an identification spoofing service that allows consumers to send anonymous text messages and emails to any person of their choice.

To access the video blog detailing the lawsuit visit [ www.ligattsecurity.com/LakeshaRWilson ]. For more information regarding SPOOFEM please visit [ www.SPOOFEM.com ].

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