The government repeatedly, with a straight face, looked the judge and jury in the eyes and lied about the I2G loss rate, lied about distributor gains and losses, lied about missing funds, and lied about the data even belonging to I2G. The government presented 2 1/2 years of data belonging to an entirely separate company that launched AFTER i2G closed. The government had a list of the top-earning i2G distributors. All these distributors earned over $10,000. There were distributors who earned hundreds of thousands of dollars in commission and even distributors who earned millions. You would presume these commissions would have been represented to the jury, but they were stripped out. Despite representing 256 of the top-earning distributors, the government presented data that suggested these same individuals all lost money. The actual gains are hundreds of percent and even thousands of % greater than what was represented on the government’s definitive spreadsheet 101i. They told the jury that it represented i2G’s gains and losses. The chart was fictitious, as it stripped out $ 28 million in gains and represented them as losses.