In correspondence dated March 21, 2000, from the Pitts-Tucker & Co., Law firm in London,  Client Goff received a document purporting to be a  Legalized Deed of Transfer to the title, Prince of Halberstadt signed by Boada, and authenticated by R.A. Pitts-Tucker.

In reviewing this document, note that, officious looking though it was, the document means nothing as Pitts-Tucker merely authenticated their client’s signature, not the document itself.

In e-mail correspondence dated April 5, 2000, Boada addressed Client Goff’s pending induction into the Knights of Malta and advised him to forward the check to 44 Coconut Row, #B102, Palm Beach, FL 33480. Client Goff was advised to make his check payable to the St. Lazarus Medical Foundation, an ostensibly a charitable organization, and further advised that his payment would be “a 100% tax deduction”.

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In the above referenced e-mail correspondence, Boada offered to provide Client Goff with a certificate documenting Client Goff’s standing in the “Most Noble Patriarchal Order of St. Mary of Palastine [sic], ” an entity Boada describes as being an, “ancient patriarchal order that precedes the Knights of Malta.”

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Boada offered Client Goff this prestigious title for the sum of $2,000.00 US dollars, and went on to state that this tax deductible charitable contribution will serve to endear him to the Spanish Royal Family, as HM King I Carlos First is the, “Number one card holder of the order.”

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Note that in this same correspondence, Boada offers to obtain autographed photos of the King and Queen addressing Client Goff as the Prince of Halberstadt.

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In e-mail correspondence dated April 8, 2000, Boada offered Client Goff the opportunity to be included in the Spanish Who’s Who at no additional cost.

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