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EXHIBIT 84

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IN THE UNITED STATES DISTRICT COURT
FOR THE EASTERN DISTRICT OF VIRGINIA

Alexandria Division

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BLUE FLAME MEDICAL LLC
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Plaintiff,

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v.

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Civil Action No. 1:20-cv-00658

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CHAIN BRIDGE BANK, N.A.,
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JOHN J. BROUGH, and
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DAVID M. EVINGER,
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Defendants.
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CHAIN BRIDGE BANK, N.A.
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Third-Party Plaintiff,
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v.

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JPMORGAN CHASE BANK, N.A.
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Third-Party Defendant.
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EXPERT REPORT OF WILLIAM T. BASKETT
ON BEHALF OF PLAINTIFF BLUE FLAME MEDICAL, LLC
Revised March 8, 2021

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TABLE OF CONTENTS
I.
BACKGROUND, SUMMARY OF ISSUES, AND OPINIONS ........................................ 1
A. Scope of Assignment ........................................................................................................... 1
B. Compensation ...................................................................................................................... 1
C. Background .......................................................................................................................... 1
D. Summary of Opinions .......................................................................................................... 2
II. SUMMARY OF PROCESS .................................................................................................. 3
III. DETERMINATION OF ECONOMIC DAMAGES .......................................................... 3
A. Lost Revenue and Unincurred Incremental Costs ............................................................... 3
B. Determination of Total Lost Revenue .................................................................................. 4
C. Determination of Unincurred Incremental Costs ................................................................. 5
D. Additional Items to Include ................................................................................................. 6
E. Referral Fees, Base Salary Increase, and Performance Bonus ............................................ 7
F. Lost Profits ........................................................................................................................... 8
G. Viability of Claim for Lost Profits ....................................................................................... 8
IV. Conditions .............................................................................................................................. 8

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I.
BACKGROUND, SUMMARY OF ISSUES, AND OPINIONS

A. Scope of Assignment

1. BCG Financial Forensics, LLC was engaged by Schulte Roth & Zabel LLP (“Counsel”) on
behalf of its client, Blue Flame Medical LLC (“Blue Flame”).  Counsel requested that I
calculate the profits Blue Flame would have realized from sales of personal protective
equipment (“PPE”) that were aborted in the event Blue Flame establishes that those sales
would not have been aborted but for actions taken by Chain Bridge Bank, N.A., John J.
Brough, and David M. Evinger (together, “Defendants”) and that Defendants are liable for
damages in connection with those sales.
2. I have also been asked to review the reports and deposition testimony of any experts
designated by Defendants and provide rebuttal opinions, if necessary.
B. Compensation

3. I have been retained by Counsel through an expert search firm, which is compensated for my
time spent in this matter at a rate of $600 per hour excluding testimony at deposition and
trial, and $700 per hour for deposition and trial testimony.  The fees paid are not contingent
on the outcome of this matter.  All opinions set forth in this report are my own.
C. Background

4. It is my understanding that on March 25, 2020, Blue Flame notified Defendants that it had
entered an agreement to sell 100 million N95 masks placed by the State of California.  Blue
Flame informed Defendants that the State of California soon would be sending a wire
transfer in the amount of approximately $457 million dollars to Blue Flame’s account at
Chain Bridge Bank as a 75 percent deposit for the order, which Blue Flame planned to use to
pay the suppliers of the masks purchased by the State of California.  Blue Flame also
informed Defendants that it would use is profits from the State of California’s order to
finance additional PPE orders placed by other customers.  However, after receiving the
approximately $457 million from the State of California via wire transfer on March 26, 2020,
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Chain Bridge Bank returned the funds to the State of California without Blue Flame’s
consent.
5. As a result, Blue Flame has asserted that Defendants violated Federal Reserve Board
Regulation J.  Blue Flame also has asserted that Defendants tortuously interfered with the
contract Blue Flame entered into with the State of California in connection with the order for
100 million N95 masks.  In addition, Blue Flame has asserted that Defendants defamed Blue
Flame by wrongfully casting aspersions on the business and character of Blue Flame in
conversations with third parties.
6. In addition to the profit it would have realized from the State of California’s order, Blue
Flame claims it suffered consequential damages related to other sales of PPE that Blue Flame
had executed, negotiated, or was in the process of negotiating and which would have
generated profits for the company but for Defendants’ actions.  Specifically, I have been
asked to assume for purposes of this opinion that Defendants’ actions caused those other
sales to be aborted, including through depriving Blue Flame of capital that it intended to use
to finance PPE purchases for customers by returning the wire transfer sent by the State of
California to Blue Flame’s account on March 26, 2020, damage caused to Blue Flame’s
supplier relationships, and reputational harm associated with Defendants’ statements to third
parties and news reports regarding those statements and the California transaction.
D. Summary of Opinions

7. Based upon my review of the facts presented in this case, financial records obtained from
Counsel, and my knowledge, skill, training, education, and experience as a CPA and Forensic
Accountant performing economic damages analyses and calculations, consulting, business
valuations, auditing, tax preparation, and tax research since 1977, it is my opinion that for the
period of March 25, 2020 through April 27, 2020, Blue Flame Medical, LLC has incurred
Lost Profits of $168,574,049.
8. In making this determination, I have assumed that Blue Flame had the capacity to and would
have delivered on the Lost Sales.  These amounts will be updated as of the date of trial.
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II.
SUMMARY OF PROCESS

9. My findings and opinions are presented with a reasonable degree of certainty based upon: (1)
reviewing financial records provided by Counsel; (2) discussing the issues of the case with
Counsel; (3) my knowledge, skill, training, education, and experience, including more than
35 years as a CPA and more than 20 years of practice in the specialty field of forensic
accounting and damages calculations.  A true and current copy of my curriculum vitae is
attached hereto as Appendix A.
10. I obtained an understanding of the operations of Blue Flame through numerous discussions
with Counsel and my own review and analysis of documents and information provided to me
by Counsel.  I requested additional documents where I thought necessary, including the
transcripts of depositions of various witnesses.
11. Appendix B contains a listing of the documents and other information I have considered in
forming the opinions set forth in this report.  I was not asked to audit the accuracy or test the
authenticity of the records provided to me, but rather relied on them as presented to me.
Should additional information become available between now and trial, I will consider that
information and update my opinions as necessary.
12. I prepared analysis schedules to calculate the various economic damages incurred by Blue
Flame.
III.
DETERMINATION OF ECONOMIC DAMAGES

A. Lost Revenue and Unincurred Incremental Costs

13. Lost Profits are defined as Lost Revenue less unincurred expenses, which I will refer to as
Unincurred Incremental Costs.
14. Blue Flame has asserted that Chain Bridge Bank wrongfully returned a wire transfer of
approximately $457 million sent by the State of California for the benefit of Blue Flame and
thereby deprived Blue Flame of the seed capital it planned to use to expand its operations.
As a result of Defendants’ actions, Blue Flame was unable to fulfill commitments to its
suppliers, straining those relationships and negatively impacting Blue Flame’s supply chain.
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It also received a great deal of negative publicity, leading to the cancellation of a number of
PPE orders and further reducing Blue Flame’s ability to make PPE sales.  Those
cancellations and lost sales resulted in Lost Revenue that Blue Flame otherwise would have
earned.
15. To determine the total amount of Lost Revenue, I obtained from Blue Flame the following
documentation concerning its aborted PPE sales:
a. Purchase Orders;
b. Sales Orders;
c. Invoices;
d. Wire Transfer Memos;
e. Banking information

16. When an order is canceled by the customer, the expected cost to purchase the product is not
incurred, nor are costs such as commissions payable to employees or affiliates involved in
the sale of the product.  Costs related to shipping, taxes, insurance, or foreign tariffs are not
incurred, either, but since these costs are passed on to the customer, they have no impact on
Blue Flame’s net profits.  Therefore, the sum of the unincurred product purchase cost and
unincurred sales commissions equals Blue Flame’s unincurred expenses, defined here as
Unincurred Incremental Costs.
17. To determine the total amount of Unincurred Incremental Costs, I utilized the following
information:
a. Purchase Orders;
b. Sales Orders;
c. Invoices;
d. Suppliers Pricing Sheets;
e. Blue Flame Cost and Sales Pricing Sheets;
f. Referral Fee Agreements

18. Lost Revenue less the Unincurred Incremental Costs equals Lost Profits.
B. Determination of Total Lost Revenue

19. Revenue is determined by multiplying the quantity of product sold by the sales price.  The
quantity and sales price are obtained from purchase orders, sales orders, or invoices.  I
received a list of PPE orders from Blue Flame and its Counsel that either were canceled or
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never executed due Blue Flame’s financial and reputational troubles following the aborted
order by the State of California for 100 million N95 masks.
20. I prepared an analysis schedule of these orders and requested and received various types of
correspondence explaining why the customer did not move forward with its order or why
Blue Flame could not deliver the order.  Multiplying the quantity of product by the sales
price on the canceled or unexecuted purchase order, sales order, or invoice provides the Lost
Revenue from each customer.  Summing the Lost Revenue from each canceled or unexecuted
order results in Total Lost Revenue.
C. Determination of Unincurred Incremental Costs

21. To determine Unincurred Incremental Costs related to Blue Flame’s Lost Revenue, I
obtained Purchase Orders between Blue Flame and its suppliers, the Supplier Product Pricing
Sheets, and Blue Flame’s Item Cost and Bulk Sales Pricing Sheets based on its suppliers’
product pricing data.  Those documents reflect the actual price paid by Blue Flame (or that
would have been paid by Blue Flame) for the product.  Blue Flame’s Bulk Sales Pricing
Sheets listed the recommended sales prices that Blue Flame intended to charge customers.
Those prices had a built-in mark-up of 30%.  Therefore, when using Blue Flame’s Bulk Sales
Pricing Sheets, I divided the listed price by 1.3 to arrive at the price paid by Blue Flame for
the product.
22. Applying the prices from these pricing sheets, I was able to determine the purchase cost for
each non-delivered order by multiplying the quantity of product by its product cost.
23. It is my understanding that there was unprecedented demand for PPE products in March
through May of 2020 and that prices were constantly changing.  As a result, Blue Flame
made frequent updates to the various pricing sheets.  To account for these frequent price
changes in determining the purchase cost Blue Flame would have incurred had the order been
delivered, I referred to the pricing sheet for the date the order was placed as reflected in the
purchase order, sales order, or invoice.  By this method, I was able to accurately determine
the price of the product that Blue Flame would have paid had Blue Flame’s sale not been
aborted, in order to calculate an accurate lost profit for each aborted sale.
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24. I used the product purchase prices on the various pricing sheets to determine Blue Flame’s
purchase costs for the non-delivered orders, defined here as Unincurred Product Purchase
Cost.
25. In addition to product purchase cost, Blue Flame would have incurred sales commissions
payable to Ethan Bearman, which Mr. Bearman’s Employment Agreement terms a
“Performance Bonus.”  The compensation portion of the Employment Agreement entitled
Mr. Bearman to 1.5% of all Net Collected Sales, as defined in the Employment Agreement.
In addition, this Performance Bonus was to be prorated for any partial Company Fiscal Year
during the Employment Period or Initial Employment Period.  Mr. Bearman’s employment
period started on July 5, 2020.  The Company Fiscal Year was from March 1, 2020 to
February 28, 2021.  Therefore, Mr. Bearman was employed by Blue Flame for 238 days, or
approximately 65.2% of the Company Fiscal Year.   Any Performance Bonus that Mr.
Bearman would have received in Blue Flame’s first Fiscal Year would have been adjusted
down to 65.2% of the calculated amount.  Since these sales did not incur revenue, Mr.
Bearman did not receive that commission.  Therefore, Mr. Bearman’s performance bonus
also is considered an Unincurred Expense and is included within Unincurred Incremental
Costs.
D. Additional Items to Include

26. As previously defined, Lost Profits is the Lost Revenue less the Unincurred Incremental
Costs.  In determining Blue Flame’s Lost Profits, I started by subtracting the direct
unincurred cost for each line item of revenue from the revenue lost from each non-delivered
order.  However, there are additional items necessary to take into consideration in
determining Lost Profits.
27. Blue Flame’s credit card processing vendor, Anedot Inc., charged Blue Flame’s customer a
fee for processing its payment, which Blue Flame either agreed to cover up front or which
Blue Flame refunded at the time the customer’s order was cancelled in certain instances.
Those fees represent a cost that would not have been incurred had Blue Flame been able to
finance customer purchases with the proceeds from the State of California’s order and had
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not been required to issue refunds.  Therefore, I have included the Anedot's fees in the
calculation of Blue Flame’s Lost Profit.
28. An additional cost Blue Flame would have incurred relates to a Referral Fee Agreement the
company entered into with Brielle Appelbaum.  That agreement entitled Ms. Appelbaum to a
referral fee based on a percentage of Blue Flame’s Net Revenue on orders placed by
customers referred by Ms. Appelbaum.  In addition, Ethan Bearman was entitled to a base
salary increase and a one-time bonus based on company performance.
E. Referral Fees, Base Salary Increase, and Performance Bonus

29. Brielle Appelbaum was to receive through Inspire Capital and Development, LLC a referral
fee of 5% of the first $50 million of Net Revenue she generated through customer referrals,
6% of the next $200 million, and 7% of Net Revenue in excess of $250 million.   Net
Revenue is defined as the sales price Blue Flame receives from the referred engagements
subtracted by (i) any shipping, handling, credits, rebates, and adjustments of the products
sold, (ii) the price of the products purchased, and (iii) any price reductions, refunds, and
direct expenses.  A calculation of Ms. Appelbaum’s Referral Fee is provided on Supporting
Schedule 2.
30. Ethan Bearman was entitled to a base salary increase of $97,000 and a one-time annual
performance bonus of $239,000 after monthly gross revenue exceeded $10 million.  This
$239,000 performance bonus was also subject to the previously mentioned adjustment for
days worked in the First Fiscal year and would also be adjusted down to approximately
65.2% of $239,000, or $155,841, as reflected in Schedule 1.
31. Had the above mentioned performance events occurred, Blue Flame would have incurred
additional cost in satisfying those obligations.  Therefore, the costs related to the
performance incentives of Mr. Bearman and Ms. Appelbaum must be subtracted from Blue
Flame’s Lost Profits as Additional Unincurred Incremental Costs.

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F. Lost Profits

32. As previously defined, Lost Profits is Lost Revenue less Unincurred Incremental Costs.1  In
determining Blue Flame’s Lost Profits, I have subtracted the direct unincurred cost for each
line item of revenue from the revenue lost from each non-delivered order.
G. Viability of Claim for Lost Profits

33. Lost Profits can only be claimed if the entity claiming the Lost Profits had the capacity to
fulfill the sales or services requested of it.  My analysis of Blue Flame’s operations,
particularly in light of the large lost sale to the State of California and all of the subsequent
lost sale activity in April and May 2020, indicates that the company could have achieved the
profitability it envisioned but for Defendants’ actions and the resulting loss of capital and
negative press coverage.
IV.
CONDITIONS

34. This report is not to be used for any reason other than its original purpose of determining
Lost Profits for the above captioned lawsuit.  In addition, this report is subject to change
upon receipt of additional information.

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1 I have not calculated or included pre-judgment interest in determining Blue Flame’s Lost
Profits for purposes of this report.  However, I understand that pre-judgment interest is available
as to Blue Flame’s claims under Virginia law, Va. Code Ann. §§ 8.01-382, 6.2-302, and federal
law, 12 C.F.R. § Pt. 210, Subpt. B, App. B, at Section 4A-204.
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This report is not to be used for any reason other than its original purpose of determining Lost
Profits for the captioned lawsuit I reserve the right to supplement or revise my opinions
expressed in this report based on review of additional documents, depositions, testimony, or
other information that becomes available prior to my trial testimony, without any obligation to
revise and reissue this written report. For purposes of providing testimony at trial, I may
illustrate my testimony with demonstrative aids such as graphs, charts, and/or slides. I also
expressly reserve the right to rely on the opinions expressed by any other expert retained in this
case. This report should be read in its entirety.

__________________
William T. Baskett, CPA/CFF, CVA, CFE

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Schedule 1
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Blue Flame Medical, LLC v Chain Bridge Bank, N.A., John J. Brough and David M. Evinger
Lost Profits from Sale of PPE
Customer
Order Date
Product Name and Description
Quantity
 Unit
Price
Lost Net Revenue
 Unit  Price
Unincurred
Purchase Cost
Ethan Bearman
Performance
Bonus @ 1.5%
[4A]
Total Incremental
Cost
Lost Profits
State of California
03/25/20
N95 Protective Mask
100,000,000

4.76
$
476,000,000.00
$
[1] [2]
3.33
$
[3]
332,880,000.00
$
[3]
1,399,831.23
$
334,279,834.56
$
141,720,165.44
$
Idaho State Police
03/30/20
N95 Protective Mask - Cup Full Respirator
400

6.23
$
2,492.00

[5]
2.81
$
[26]
1,122.00

13.40

1,138.20

1,353.80

Idaho State Police
03/30/20
N95 Protective Mask - (foldable )
400

6.69
$
2,676.00

[5]
2.70
$
[26]
1,080.00

15.61

1,098.31

1,577.69

Idaho State Police
03/30/20
Surgical Masks - Sterile 10 pcs/pack
200

1.03
$
206.00

[5]
0.59
$
[26]
118.00

0.86

119.45

86.55

Maryland Dept of State Police
03/30/20
N95 Protective Mask - (foldable ) - Dasheng
400

6.69
$
2,676.00

[40]
2.90
$
[26]
1,160.00

14.83

1,177.73

1,498.27

Maryland Dept of State Police
03/30/20
16.9 oz bottles of hand sanitizer
24

5.24
$
125.76

[40]
2.76
$
[26]
66.24

0.58

69.58

56.18

Maryland Dept of State Police
03/30/20
Surgical mask- Sterile 10 pcs/pack
40

1.03
$
41.20

[40]
0.59
$
[26]
23.60

0.17

24.36

16.84

Maryland Dept of State Police
03/30/20
Disposable Nonwoven Safety Coverall
100

12.00
$
1,200.00

[40]
5.80
$
[26]
580.00

6.06

591.86

608.14

Maryland Dept of State Police
03/30/20
Digital thermometers
30

77.96
$
2,338.80

[6]
40.00
$
[26]
1,200.00

11.14

1,251.14

1,087.66

Melbourne Airport Police
03/30/20
N95 Protective Mask - Foldable - Dasheng
400

6.69
$
2,676.00

[7]
2.90
$
[26]
1,160.00

14.83

1,177.73

1,498.27

Melbourne Airport Police
03/30/20
16.9 oz bottles of hand sanitizer
36

5.24
$
188.64

[7]
2.76
$
[26]
99.36

0.87

102.99

85.65

Florida Dept of Law Enforcement
03/31/20
N95 Protective Mask - Cup Full Respirator - Makrite
400

6.87
$
2,748.00

[36]
3.30
$
[27]
1,320.00

13.97

1,337.27

1,410.73

Florida Dept of Law Enforcement
03/31/20
Face Shields - Antifog
600

4.50
$
2,700.00

[36]
1.70
$
[27]
1,020.00

16.43

1,038.13

1,661.87

Florida Dept of Law Enforcement
03/31/20
16.9 oz bottles of hand sanitizer
504

9.54
$
4,808.16

[36]
2.76
$
[27]
1,391.04

33.42

1,427.22

3,380.94

Florida Dept of Law Enforcement
03/31/20
Disposable caps
1,000

0.35
$
350.00

[36]
0.18
$
[26]
180.00

1.66

181.84

168.16

Florida Dept of Law Enforcement
03/31/20
Disposable shoe covers
1,000

0.74
$
740.00

[36]
0.38
$
[26]
380.00

3.52

383.90

356.10

Melbourne Police Dept
03/31/20
16.9 oz bottles of hand sanitizer
48

5.24
$
251.52

[37]
2.76
$
[27]
132.48

1.16

136.40

115.12

Melbourne Police Dept
03/31/20
Surgical mask- Sterile 10 pcs/pack
100

1.03
$
103.00

[37]
0.66
$
[27]
66.00

0.36

67.02

35.98

Arizona Dept of Public Safety
04/01/20
1 oz bottles of hand sanitizer
96

0.90
$
86.40

[38]
0.47
$
[28]
45.12

0.40

45.99

40.41

Arizona Dept of Public Safety
04/01/20
2 oz bottles of hand sanitizer
96

1.20
$
115.20

[38]
0.63
$
[28]
60.48

0.54

61.65

53.55

Iowa DCI Crime Laboratory
04/01/20
Surgical Masks - Sterile 10 pcs/pack - Xin Lun
2,000

1.33
$
2,660.00

[8]
0.66
$
[28]
1,320.00

13.11

1,333.77

1,326.23

Santa Rosa County Sheriffs Office
04/01/20
N95 Protective Mask - Cup Full Respirator - Makrite
400

6.87
$
2,748.00

[9]
3.10
$
[28]
1,240.00

14.75

1,257.85

1,490.15

Santa Rosa County Sheriffs Office
04/01/20
Disposable shoe covers
1,000

0.74
$
740.00

[9]
0.38
$
[26]
380.00

3.52

383.90

356.10

Santa Rosa County Sheriffs Office
04/01/20
Coveralls
1,000

1.28
$
1,280.00

[9]
5.80
$
[26]
5,800.00

(44.21)

5,761.59

(4,481.59)

North Carolina State Bureau of Investigation
04/02/20
2 oz bottles of hand sanitizer
384

1.86
$
714.24

[10]
0.63
$
[28]
241.92

4.62

247.17

467.07

North Carolina State Bureau of Investigation
04/02/20
16.9 oz bottles of hand sanitizer
108

9.54
$
1,030.32

[10]
2.76
$
[28]
298.08

7.16

308.00

722.32

North Carolina State Bureau of Investigation
04/02/20
Disposable shoe covers
400

0.74
$
296.00

[10]
0.38
$
[26]
152.00

1.41

153.79

142.21

North Carolina State Bureau of Investigation
04/02/20
Surgical Masks - Sterile 10 pcs/pack
500

1.33
$
665.00

[10]
0.66
$
[28]
330.00

3.28

333.94

331.06

Oklahoma State Bureau of Investigation
04/02/20
N95 Protective Mask - Cup Full - Makrite
400

6.87
$
2,748.00

[11]
3.10
$
[28]
1,240.00

14.75

1,257.85

1,490.15

Oklahoma State Bureau of Investigation
04/02/20
Surgical Masks - Sterile 10 pcs/pack
1,000

1.33
$
1,330.00

[11]
0.66
$
[28]
660.00

6.55

667.21

662.79

St. John's Child Wellness Center
04/02/20
16.9 oz bottles of hand sanitizer
2,004

9.04
$
18,116.16

[12]
2.76
$
[28]
5,531.04

123.09

5,656.89

12,459.27

St. John's Child Wellness Center
04/02/20
2 oz bottles of hand sanitizer
20,064

1.07
$
21,468.48

[12]
0.63
$
[28]
12,640.32

86.35

12,727.30

8,741.18

St. John's Child Wellness Center
04/02/20
Disposable caps
30,000

0.35
$
10,500.00

[12]
0.18
$
[26]
5,400.00

49.88

5,450.06

5,049.94

St. John's Child Wellness Center
04/02/20
Disposable surgical gowns - non sterile
30,000

1.82
$
54,600.00

[12]
0.96
$
[28]
28,800.00

252.35

29,053.31

25,546.69

St. John's Child Wellness Center
04/02/20
Surgical Masks, ASTM level 2 ear loop
200,000

0.117
$
23,400.00

[12]
0.66
$
[28]
132,000.00

(1,062.20)

130,938.46

(107,538.46)

Takoma Park Police
04/02/20
2 oz bottles of hand sanitizer
192

1.86
$
357.12

[13]
0.63
$
[28]
120.96

2.31

123.90

233.22

Takoma Park Police
04/02/20
27 oz bottles of hand sanitizer
12

13.67
$
164.04

[13]
4.04
$
[28]
48.48

1.13

53.65

110.39

Dixie County Sheriff's Office
04/02/20
16.9 oz bottles of hand sanitizer
36

9.54
$
343.44

[14]
2.76
$
[28]
99.36

2.39

104.51

238.93

Dixie County Sheriff's Office
04/02/20
27 oz bottles of hand sanitizer
12

13.67
$
164.04

[14]
4.04
$
[28]
48.48

1.13

53.65

110.39

Dixie County Sheriff's Office
04/02/20
Digital Forehead Infrared Thermometers
2

77.96
$
155.92

[14]
40.00
$
[28]
80.00

0.74

120.74

35.18

Douglas County Sheriff's Office
04/02/20
Digital Forehead Infrared Thermometers
10

77.96
$
779.60

[15]
40.00
$
[28]
400.00

3.71

443.71

335.89

Marion County Sheriff's Office
04/02/20
N95 Protective Mask - Cup Full Respirator - Makrite
400

6.87
$
2,748.00

[16]
3.10
$
[28]
1,240.00

14.75

1,257.85

1,490.15

Northern Arizona University
04/02/20
N95 Protective Mask - (foldable ) - Dasheng
800

6.89
$
5,512.00

[17]
3.11
$
[28]
2,488.00

29.58

2,520.69

2,991.31

Northern Arizona University
04/03/20
2 oz bottles of hand sanitizer
288

1.86
$
535.68

[17]
0.63
$
[28]
181.44

3.46

185.53

350.15

Northern Arizona University
04/03/20
Surgical Masks - Sterile 10 pcs/pack
1,000

1.33
$
1,330.00

[17]
0.66
$
[28]
660.00

6.55

667.21

662.79

Riverside University Health System
04/03/20
N95 Protective Mask - Cup Full Respirator - Makrite
64,000

4.76
$
304,640.00

[18]
3.10
$
[28]
198,400.00

1,039.11

199,442.21

105,197.79

Riverside University Health System
04/03/20
Disposable caps
100,000

0.34
$
34,000.00

[18]
0.18
$
[26]
18,000.00

156.49

18,156.67

15,843.33

Riverside University Health System
04/03/20
Disposable shoe covers
100,000

0.63
$
62,900.00

[18]
0.38
$
[26]
38,000.00

243.54

38,243.92

24,656.08

State of Alabama
04/06/20
N95 Protective Mask , Sekura (Makrite)
350,000

3.96
$
1,386,000.00

[19]
3.10
$
[28]
1,085,000.00

2,944.03

1,087,947.13

298,052.87

State of Tennessee
04/06/20
N95 Protective Mask - (foldable ) 20 pcs/box
500,000

3.96
$
1,980,000.00

[20]
3.12
$
[28]
1,560,000.00

4,107.95

1,564,111.07

415,888.93

State of Tennessee
04/06/20
Gowns (non-sterile) isolation
500,100

1.22
$
610,122.00

[20]
0.96
$
[28]
480,096.00

1,271.76

481,368.72

128,753.28

Lone Star College
04/07/20
Disposable Nitrile Gloves
55

13.98
$
768.90

[21]
8.67
$
[42]
476.81

2.86

488.33

280.57

North Carolina State Dept of Safety
04/07/20
N95 Protective Mask - Cup Full Respirator - Makrite
800

6.98
$
5,584.00

[22]
3.10
$
[28]
2,480.00

30.36

2,513.46

3,070.54

North Carolina State Dept of Safety
04/07/20
2 oz bottles of hand sanitizer
192

1.86
$
357.12

[23]
0.63
$
[28]
120.96

2.31

123.90

233.22

State of Alabama
04/08/20
N95 Protective Mask , Sekura (Makrite)
350,000

3.96
$
1,386,000.00

[24]
3.10
$
[28]
1,085,000.00

2,944.03

1,087,947.13

298,052.87

Purchase
Net Revenue
Unincurred Incremental Costs
CONFIDENTIAL
Case 1:20-cv-00658-LMB-IDD     Document 131-19     Filed 05/07/21     Page 13 of 20
PageID# 2141

Schedule 1
Page 2 of 3
Blue Flame Medical, LLC v Chain Bridge Bank, N.A., John J. Brough and David M. Evinger
Lost Profits from Sale of PPE
Customer
Order Date
Product Name and Description
Quantity
 Unit
Price
Lost Net Revenue
 Unit  Price
Unincurred
Purchase Cost
Ethan Bearman
Performance
Bonus @ 1.5%
[4A]
Total Incremental
Cost
Lost Profits
Purchase
Net Revenue
Unincurred Incremental Costs
State of Alabama
04/08/20
Disposable Isolation Gowns, non-sterile
200,000

1.22
$
244,000.00

[24]
2.02
$
[46]
404,615.38

(1,570.95)

403,046.46

(159,046.46)

State of Alabama
04/08/20
Disposable Nitrile Gloves, box of 100
50,000

8.68
$
434,000.00

[24]
8.35
$
[46]
417,692.31

159.50

417,860.16

16,139.84

State of Washington
04/09/20
Disposable surgical gowns - sterile
2,600,000

10.43
$
27,118,000.00

[31]
4.40
$
[28]
11,440,000.00

153,343.73

11,593,348.13

15,524,651.87

State of Washington
04/09/20
Disposable isolation gowns - non sterile
2,600,000

3.42
$
8,892,000.00

[31]
2.63
$
[43]
6,840,000.00

20,070.25

6,860,072.88

2,031,927.12

South Carolina Law Enforcement Division
04/10/20
Anti Fog Safety Face Shields
900

4.62
$
4,158.00

[39]
1.70
$
[43]
1,530.00

25.70

1,557.40

2,600.60

South Carolina Law Enforcement Division
04/10/20
16.9 oz bottles of hand sanitizer
120

9.54
$
1,144.80

[39]
2.76
$
[28]
331.20

7.96

341.92

802.88

South Carolina Law Enforcement Division
04/10/20
Surgical mask- Sterile 10 pcs/pack - ear loop
4,000

1.35
$
5,400.00

[39]
0.56
$
[43]
2,246.15

30.85

2,277.56

3,122.44

South Carolina Law Enforcement Division
04/10/20
Disposable Nonwoven Safety GOWN
7,500

5.36
$
40,200.00

[39]
18.35
$
[43]
137,647.06

(953.11)

136,712.30

(96,512.30)

State of Rhode Island (Quonset Development)
04/10/20
Disposable surgical isolatation gowns - sterile
400,000

10.02
$
4,008,000.00

[35]
4.40
$
[28]
1,760,000.00

21,987.29

1,781,991.69

2,226,008.31

State of Rhode Island (Quonset Development)
04/10/20
Reg. Medical Face Mask
501,000

0.75
$
377,754.00

[35]
0.56
$
[43]
281,330.77

943.10

282,274.43

95,479.57

State of Rhode Island (Quonset Development)
04/10/20
Digital Forehead Infrared Thermometers
1,000

48.33
$
48,330.00

[35]
40.00
$
[43]
40,000.00

81.47

40,121.47

8,208.53

Medical University of South Carolina
04/11/20
Antifog Safety Face Shield
1,000,000

2.14
$
2,140,000.00

[33]
1.70
$
[43]
1,700,000.00

4,303.56

1,704,305.26

435,694.74

Medical University of South Carolina
04/11/20
Box of 100 Nitrile Gloves - Medium
10,000

10.43
$
104,300.00

[33]
8.35
$
[43]
83,538.46

203.06

83,749.88

20,550.12

Medical University of South Carolina
04/11/20
Box of 100 Nitrile Gloves - Large
10,000

10.43
$
104,300.00

[33]
8.35
$
[43]
83,538.46

203.06

83,749.88

20,550.12

Medical University of South Carolina
04/11/20
Box of 100 Nitrile Gloves - XLarge
10,000

10.43
$
104,300.00

[33]
8.35
$
[43]
83,538.46

203.06

83,749.88

20,550.12

Florida State Emergency Operations Center
04/14/20
N95 Protective Mask - Full Cup
1,000,080

5.01
$
5,010,400.80

[32]
3.85
$
[45]
3,854,154.46

11,309.04

3,865,467.35

1,144,933.45

Florida State Emergency Operations Center
04/14/20
Disposable isolation gowns - non sterile
499,950

3.42
$
1,709,829.00

[32]
2.63
$
[45]
1,315,253.08

3,859.28

1,319,114.98

390,714.02

University Hospital
04/15/20
Disposable isolation gowns - non sterile
100,000

3.42
$
342,000.00

[34]
2.63
$
[45]
263,076.92

771.93

263,851.49

78,148.51

University Hospital
04/15/20
Medical Surgical Mask -non sterile
200,000

0.81
$
162,000.00

[34]
0.58
$
[45]
115,384.62

455.94

115,841.13

46,158.87

San Mateo County, California
04/15/20
N95 Protective Mask - Full Cup
300,000

5.05
$
1,515,000.00

[30]
3.85
$
[45]
1,156,153.85

3,509.81

1,159,667.51

355,332.49

San Mateo County, California
04/15/20
Disposable Nitrile Gloves size large - box of 100
2,000

10.86
$
21,720.00

[30]
8.35
$
[45]
16,707.69

49.02

16,765.07

4,954.93

San Mateo County, California
04/15/20
Anti Fog Safety Goggle
200,000

3.38
$
676,000.00

[30]
2.60
$
[28]
520,000.00

1,525.81

521,528.41

154,471.59

San Mateo County, California
04/15/20
Anti Fog Safety Face Shield
200,000

2.21
$
442,000.00

[30]
1.70
$
[45]
340,000.00

997.64

340,999.34

101,000.66

San Mateo County, California
04/15/20
Disposable isolation gowns - non sterile
200,000

3.42
$
684,000.00

[30]
2.63
$
[45]
526,153.85

1,543.87

527,700.34

156,299.66

State of Colorado
04/27/20
N95 Protective Mask - Cup Full Respirator
1,000,000

5.38
$
5,380,000.00

[25]
4.35
$
[44]
4,353,846.15

10,036.63

4,363,887.14

1,016,112.86

State of Colorado
04/27/20
KN95 Protective Mask - Zhejiang Baiyi
1,000,000

2.52
$
2,520,000.00

[25]
2.20
$
[44]
2,200,000.00

3,129.86

2,203,132.06

316,867.94

State of Colorado
04/27/20
Surgical Masks - Sterile
4,000,000

0.75
$
3,000,000.00

[25]
0.62
$
[44]
2,480,000.00

5,086.03

2,485,086.65

514,913.35

State of Colorado
04/27/20
Nitrile Gloves - 100 pcs per box
30,000

17.98
$
539,400.00

[25]
12.50
$
[44]
375,000.00

1,607.97

376,620.47

162,779.53

State of Colorado
04/27/20
Disposable Isolation Gowns, sterile
1,000,000

9.28
$
9,280,000.00

[25]
8.02
$
[44]
8,020,000.00

12,323.84

8,032,331.86

1,247,668.14

Sub-total
556,859,517.34
$
386,371,917.04
$
1,667,508.86
$
388,039,823.53
$
168,819,693.81
$
Plus:
Fees paid to Anedot by Blue Flame Medical on behalf of customers
17,540.27

[47]
Refunds of transaction fees paid by customers to Anedot for cancelled transactions
37,655.29

[47]
Less:
Inspire Capital Referral Fee
(47,998.85)

[41]
Increase in Base Salary of Ethan Bearman for monthly gross revenue exceeding $10 million
(97,000.00)

[4C]
One time annual performance bonus for Ethan Bearman after monthly gross revenue exceeds $10 million
(155,841.10)

[4B]
Total
556,859,517.34
$
386,371,917.04
$
1,667,508.86
$
388,039,823.53
$
168,574,049.43
$
CONFIDENTIAL
Case 1:20-cv-00658-LMB-IDD     Document 131-19     Filed 05/07/21     Page 14 of 20
PageID# 2142

Schedule 1
Page 3 of 3
Blue Flame Medical, LLC v Chain Bridge Bank, N.A., John J. Brough and David M. Evinger
Lost Profits from Sale of PPE
Customer
Order Date
Product Name and Description
Quantity
 Unit
Price
Lost Net Revenue
 Unit  Price
Unincurred
Purchase Cost
Ethan Bearman
Performance
Bonus @ 1.5%
[4A]
Total Incremental
Cost
Lost Profits
Purchase
Net Revenue
Unincurred Incremental Costs
[1] Per State of California - General Procurement Division - Purchasing Authority Purchase Order dated 3/25/20 - Bates # BFM00009550
[2] Per Invoice # 20032501 dated 3/25/20 from Blue Flame Medical LLC to State of California - Procurement Division, Michael Wong, Contract Administrator  -  Bates # BFM00011112
[3] Average of Great Health Companion - Order Confirmation dated 3/26/20 @ $3.30 per unit - Bates # BFM000013611 for 94,000,000 units @ $3.30 per unit and Blue Flame PO #  BMM-20-0325-003 dated 3/25/20 to Suuchi Inc. for 6,000,000 units at  $3.78 per unit  - Bates # BFM00164
[4A] Per Executive Employment Agreement with Ethan Bearman, Esq. dated 7/5/20.  [1.5% of Net Collected Sales (Income less Cost of Goods) X 65.205% (representing % of days employed during 1st fiscal year)] - Bates # BFM000206166 - 16
[4B] Per Executive Employment Agreement with Ethan Bearman, Esq. dated 7/5/20.  [$249,000 X 65.205% (representing % of days employed during 1st fiscal year)] - Bates # BFM000206167 - 16
[4C] Per Executive Employment Agreement with Ethan Bearman, Esq. dated 7/5/20.  Base Salary increase upon Blue Flame receiving  $10 million in Gross Revenue - Bates # BFM000206167
[5] Per Purchase Order dated 3/30/20 from Blue Flame Medical , LLC to Idaho State Police -  Bates # BFM000117675 & 76
[6] Per Purchase Order dated 3/31/20 from Blue Flame Medical , LLC to Maryland Dept of State Police -  Bates # BFM000068602 & BFM000070516
[7] Per Purchase Order dated 3/30/20 from Blue Flame Medical , LLC to Melbourne Airport Police Department -  Bates # BFM000068670
[8] Per Purchase Order dated 4/01/20 from Blue Flame Medical , LLC to Iowa DCI Crime Laboratory -  Bates # BFM000112958
[9] Per Purchase Order dated 4/01/20 from Blue Flame Medical , LLC to Santa Rosa County Sheriff's Office-  Bates # BFM000069248 & 49
[10] Per Purchase Order dated 4/02/20 from Blue Flame Medical , LLC to North Carolina State Bureau of Investigation - Bates # BFM000083715 & 16
[11] Per Purchase Order dated 4/01/20 from Blue Flame Medical , LLC to Oklahoma State Bureau of Investigations - Bates # BFM000118575 & 76
[12] Per Purchase Order dated 4/02/20 from Blue Flame Medical , LLC to St. John's Child Wellness Center - Bates # BFM000072936
[13] Per Purchase Order dated 4/02/20 from Blue Flame Medical , LLC to Takoma Park - Bates # BFM000072150 & 51
[14] Per Purchase Order dated 3/31/20 from Blue Flame Medical , LLC to Dixie County Sheriff's Office - Bates # BFM000070304 & 05
[15] Per Purchase Order dated 4/02/20 from Blue Flame Medical , LLC to Douglas County Sheriff's Office - Bates # BFM000083765 & 66
[16] Per Purchase Order dated 4/02/20 from Blue Flame Medical , LLC to Marion County Sheriff's Office - Bates # BFM000070518
[17] Per Purchase Order dated 4/03/20 from Blue Flame Medical , LLC to Northern Arizona University - Bates # BFM000070710 & 1
[18] Per Invoice # 1004 dated 4/2/20 & Purchase Order dated 4/03/20 from Blue Flame Medical , LLC to Suzanna Hinkley, Directir of Supply Chain Operations - Bates # BFM000029674 all refunded per Bates # BFM00002967
[19] Per Invoice # 1006 & Purchase Order dated 4/06/20 from Blue Flame Medical , LLC to ADPH - CEP Warehouse in Montgomery, Alabama - Bates # BFM000120286 & BFM00003212
[20] Per Invoice # 1005 dated 4/06/20 from Blue Flame Medical , LLC to Tennessee Emergency Management Agency - Bates # BFM000071193
[21] Per SO # 20200507-001 dated 5/06/20 from Blue Flame Medical , LLC to Lone Star College - Bates # BFM000086303
[22] Per Purchase Order dated 4/07/20 & 4/08/20 from Blue Flame Medical , LLC to North Carolina Dept of Safety  - Bates # BFM000074067 & BFM00012099
[23] Per Purchase Order dated 4/07/20 from Blue Flame Medical , LLC to NC Dept of Pub Safety  - Bates # BFM000074068
[24] Per SO # 20200408-001 & Purchase Order dated 4/08/20 from Blue Flame Medical , LLC to ADPH - CEP Warehouse in Montgomery, Alabama - Bates # BFM000046684 & BFM00015910
[25] Per PR-20200427-001 from Blue Flame Medical , LLC to State of Colorado - Bates # BFM000134376
[26] Price per GHC Products Catalogue on 3-24-20- BFM000012250
[27] Price per GHC Products Catalogue on 3-31-20- BFM000016576
[28] Price per GHC Products Catalogue on 4-01-20- BFM000069053
[29] Per Purchase Order dated 4/07/20 from Blue Flame Medical , LLC to Florida Department of Law Enforcement  - Bates # BFM000117912 - 13
[30] Per SO # 20200415-002 from Blue Flame Medical, LLC to San Mateo County Procurement dated 4-15-20 Bates # BFM000047313
[31] Per SO # 20200409-001 dated 4/09/20 from Blue Flame Medical , LLC to Washington Warehouse - Bates # BFM000126777
[32] Per SO # 20200414-001 dated 4/14/20 from Blue Flame Medical , LLC to Florida State Emergency Operations Center - Bates # BFM000045779
[33] Per PO # 20200411-001 dated 4/11/20 from Blue Flame Medical , LLC to Medical University of South Carolina - Bates # BFM000122093
[34] Per  Email exchange and product listing dated 4/7/20 - 4/14/20 between various people at Blue Flame Medical , LLC and Robert Sharbaugh of University Hospital - Bates # BFM000046411 - 46420 & per PR-20200416-001 from Great Health Companion Bates # BFM00012350
[35] Per  PO-20200410-002 dated 4/10/20 from Blue Flame Medical , LLC to Quonset Development Corporation - Bates # BFM000121643
[36] Per Purchase Order dated 3/31/20 from Blue Flame Medical , LLC to Florida Department of Law Enforcement - Bates # BFM000117912 & 13
[37] Per Spreadsheet dated 4/3/20 reflecting PO dated 3/30/20 from Blue Flame Medical , LLC to Melbourne Police Department - Bates # BFM0000119296
[38] Per Purchase Order dated 4/01/20 from Blue Flame Medical , LLC to Arizona Department of Public Safety - Bates # BFM000069332
[39] Per Purchase Order dated 4/10/20 from Blue Flame Medical , LLC to South Carolina Law Enforcement Division - Bates # BFM000078540
[40] Per Purchase Order dated 3/30/20 from Blue Flame Medical , LLC to Maryland Police - Bates # BFM000070533
[41] See Schedule 2
[42] Price per Blue Flame Medical Bulk Price Sheet on 4-07-20 divided by 1.3 to allow for a 30% markup- BFM000020446
[43] Price per Blue Flame Medical Bulk Price Sheet on 4-09-20 divided by 1.3 to allow for a 30% mark-up- BFM000072442
[44] Price per Blue Flame Medical Cost Price Sheet on 4-27-20- BFM000058901
[45] Price per Blue Flame Medical Bulk Price Sheet on 4-13-20 divided by 1.3 to allow for a 30% mark-up- BFM00005890
[46] Price per Blue Flame Medical Bulk Price Sheet on 4-08-20 divided by 1.3 to allow for a 30% mark-up- BFM000002469
[47] See Schedule 3
CONFIDENTIAL
Case 1:20-cv-00658-LMB-IDD     Document 131-19     Filed 05/07/21     Page 15 of 20
PageID# 2143

Schedule 2
Blue Flame Medical, LLC v Chain Bridge Bank, N.A., John J. Brough and David M. Evinger
Calculation of Referral Fee for Inspire Capital
Customer
Order Date
Lost Net Revenue
Unincurred
Purchase Cost
Ethan Bearman,
Esq. Bonus @ 1.5%
[4]
Total Incremental
Cost
Total Lost Profits
Ethan Bearman,
Esq. Bonus @
1.5% [4]
Total Lost Profits
plus Ethan
Bearman, Esq.
Bonus
A
B
C
D = B + C
E = A - D
F
G = E + F
State of Alabama
04/06/20
1,386,000.00
$
1,085,000.00
$
2,944.03
$
1,087,944.03
$
298,055.97
$
2,944.03
$
301,000.00
$
State of Alabama
04/08/20
1,386,000.00

1,085,000.00

2,944.03

1,087,944.03

298,055.97

2,944.03

301,000.00

State of Alabama
04/08/20
244,000.00

404,615.38

(1,570.95)

403,044.43

(159,044.43)

(1,570.95)

(160,615.38)

State of Alabama
04/08/20
434,000.00

417,692.31

159.50

417,851.81

16,148.19

159.50

16,307.69

Medical University of South Carolina
04/11/20
2,140,000.00

1,700,000.00

4,303.56

1,704,303.56

435,696.44

4,303.56

440,000.00

Medical University of South Carolina
04/11/20
104,300.00

83,538.46

203.06

83,741.53

20,558.47

203.06

20,761.54

Medical University of South Carolina
04/11/20
104,300.00

83,538.46

203.06

83,741.53

20,558.47

203.06

20,761.54

Medical University of South Carolina
04/11/20
104,300.00

83,538.46

203.06

83,741.53

20,558.47

203.06

20,761.54

Total
5,902,900.00
$
4,942,923.08
$
9,389.36
$
4,952,312.44
$
950,587.56
$
9,389.36
$
959,976.92
$
Calculaton of Referral Fee:
5.0% of first $50 million of Net Reveune
47,998 85
$
6.0% of next $200 million in Net Revenue
-

7.0% of Net Revenue over $250 million
-

[1] Total Referral Fee
47,998.85
$
[1] Per Referral Fee Agreement with Inspire Capital Development dated 4/6/20 - Bates # BFM000032048 - 32055. (Assumes that Inspire referrals were for the  State of Alabama and Medical University of South Carolina)
CONFIDENTIAL
Case 1:20-cv-00658-LMB-IDD     Document 131-19     Filed 05/07/21     Page 16 of 20
PageID# 2144

Schedule 3
Page 1 of 4
Blue Flame Medical, LLC v Chain Bridge Bank, N.A., John J. Brough and David M. Evinger
Anedot Fees charged to Blue Flame Medical, LLC
Date
Card Holder
Agency
email
Telephone
 Gross
 Fee Charged to
Blue Flame
4/10/2020 Steve Sligh
South Carolina Law Enforcement Divsion
ssligh@sled.sc.gov
410-379-9412
55,006.84
$
(0.30)
$
4/9/2020 Angela Hayes
North Carolina Department of Safety
angela.hayes@ncdps.gov
919-901-5167 (cell)
2,959.52

(0.30)

4/7/2020 Julianne Lacsina
Lone Star College
braxton.fonner@lonestar.edu
832-813-6620
4,970.23

(174.26)

4/7/2020 Angela Hayes
North Carolina Department of Safety
angela.hayes@ncdps.gov
919-901-5167 (cell)
378.55

(0.30)

4/7/2020 Angela Hayes
North Carolina Department of Safety
angela.hayes@ncdps.gov
919-901-5167 (cell)
2,959.52

(0.30)

4/4/2020 Yelena Crowley
Tennessee Emergency Management Agency
1,000,000.00

(0.30)

4/3/2020 Danny Forehand
Dixie County Sheriff's Office
scottyosteen@dixiecountysheriff.com
352-498-1231 Ext 245
696.57

(0.30)

4/3/2020 Theresa Wigley
Northern Arizona University
Theresa.Wigley@nau.edu
928-523-8391
8,423.84

(0.30)

4/3/2020 Matthew Martin
Douglas County Sheriff's Office
michael.smith@douglascounty-ne.gov
402-444-3603
919.93

(0.30)

4/3/2020 Barbara Lawrence
Marion County Sheriff's Office
Michael.Turner@Indy.Gov
727-515-7711
2,885.40

(0.30)

4/3/2020 Susanna Hinckley
Riverside University Health System
495,974.46

(17,359.41)

4/2/2020 Karen Smith
Melbourne Police Department
Karen.smith@mlbfl.org
321-795-7355
275.98

(0.30)

4/2/2020 Ron Hardy
Takoma Park Police Department
ronh@takomaparkmd.gov
202-360-7304
614.97

(0.30)

4/2/2020 Brent Culbertson
North Carolina  State Bureau of Investigation
bculbertson@ncsbi.gov
(828)782-0324 (Mobile)
2,840.84

(0.30)

4/2/2020 Lindsay Green
Oklahoma State Bureau of Investigations
Lindsay.Green@osbi.ok.gov
(405) 879-2649
4,812.04

(0.30)

4/1/2020 Bruce Reeve
Iowa DCI Crime Laboratory
hermsen@dps.state.ia.us
515-559-7057
2,793.00

(0.30)

4/1/2020 Patricia Blute
Arizona Department of Public Safety
pblute@azdps.gov
520-746-4520
1,638.37

(0.30)

4/1/2020 Kristin Gavin
Santa Rosa County Sheriff’s Office
kgavin@srso.net
850 983-1113
5,006.40

(0.30)

3/31/2020 Wendy Franz
Maryland Department of State Police
wendy.franz@maryland.gov
410-379-9412
2,900.11

(0.30)

3/31/2020 Jennifer Miller
Florida Department of Law Enforcement
JenniferCanfield@fdle.state.fl.us
(850) 410-7306
11,913.47

(0.30)

3/31/2020 Karen Smith
Melbourne Police Department
Karen.smith@mlbfl.org
C 321-795-7355
1,561.75

(0.30)

3/30/2020 Stephen Srodawa
Idaho State Police
stephen.srodawa@isp.idaho.gov
208-884-7037
5,642.70

(0.30)

3/30/2020 Sharon Skarda
Maryland Police Department
wendy.franz@maryland.gov
410-379-9412
4,254.11

(0.30)

3/30/2020 Sean Riordan
Melbourne Airport Police Department
sriordan@mlbair.com
321 723 6227
3,007.87

(0.30)

1,622,436.47
$
(17,540.27)
$
CONFIDENTIAL
Case 1:20-cv-00658-LMB-IDD     Document 131-19     Filed 05/07/21     Page 17 of 20
PageID# 2145

Schedule 3
Page 2 of 4
Blue Flame Medical, LLC v Chain Bridge Bank, N.A., John J. Brough and David M. Evinge
Anedot Fees charged to Blue Flame Medical, LLC
Date
Card Holder
Agency
4/10/2020 Steve Sligh
South Carolina Law Enforcement Divsion
4/9/2020 Angela Hayes
North Carolina Department of Safety
4/7/2020 Julianne Lacsina
Lone Star College
4/7/2020 Angela Hayes
North Carolina Department of Safety
4/7/2020 Angela Hayes
North Carolina Department of Safety
4/4/2020 Yelena Crowley
Tennessee Emergency Management Agency
4/3/2020 Danny Forehand
Dixie County Sheriff's Office
4/3/2020 Theresa Wigley
Northern Arizona University
4/3/2020 Matthew Martin
Douglas County Sheriff's Office
4/3/2020 Barbara Lawrence
Marion County Sheriff's Office
4/3/2020 Susanna Hinckley
Riverside University Health System
4/2/2020 Karen Smith
Melbourne Police Department
4/2/2020 Ron Hardy
Takoma Park Police Department
4/2/2020 Brent Culbertson
North Carolina  State Bureau of Investigation
4/2/2020 Lindsay Green
Oklahoma State Bureau of Investigations
4/1/2020 Bruce Reeve
Iowa DCI Crime Laboratory
4/1/2020 Patricia Blute
Arizona Department of Public Safety
4/1/2020 Kristin Gavin
Santa Rosa County Sheriff’s Office
3/31/2020 Wendy Franz
Maryland Department of State Police
3/31/2020 Jennifer Miller
Florida Department of Law Enforcement
3/31/2020 Karen Smith
Melbourne Police Department
3/30/2020 Stephen Srodawa
Idaho State Police
3/30/2020 Sharon Skarda
Maryland Police Department
3/30/2020 Sean Riordan
Melbourne Airport Police Department
 Net to Blue Flame
 Gross Credit Card
Charge by Anedot
 Invoiced by Blue
Flame
 Fee Paid by
Agency
Anedot Fee
Percentage
 Fee Refunded by
Blue Flame
55,006.54
$
57,001.90
$
55,006.84
$
1,995.06

3.63%
-
$
2,959.22

3,066.86

2,959.52

107.34

3.63%
-

4,795.97

4,970.23

4,970.23

-

3.63%
-

378.25

392.28

378.55

13.73

3.63%
-

2,959.22

3,066.86

2,959.52

107.34

3.63%
-

999,999.70

1,036,269.43

1,000,000.00

36,269.43

3.63%
36,269.43

696.27

721.52

696.57

25.25

3.63%
25.25

8,423.54

8,729.37

8,423.84

305.53

3.63%
305.53

919.63

952.98

919.93

33.35

3.63%
33.35

2,885.10

2,885.40

478,615.05

495,974.46

495,974.46

-

3.63%
-

275.68

285.68

245.57

10.00

3.63%
10.00

614.67

637.27

614.97

22.30

3.63%
22.30

2,840.54

2,943.56

2,840.84

103.02

3.63%
103.02

4,811.74

4,986.57

4,812.04

174.53

3.63%
174.53

2,792.70

2,793.00

1,638.07

1,697.48

1,638.37

59.41

3.63%
59.41

5,006.10

5,006.40

2,899.81

2,759.78

-

11,913.17

12,345.25

11,913.47

432.08

3.63%
432.08

1,561.45

1,618.08

1,561.75

56.63

3.63%
15.71

5,642.40

5,847.36

5,642.70

204.66

3.63%
204.66

4,253.81

4,245.11

3,007.57

3,007.87

1,604,896.20
$
1,622,256.73
$
39,919.69
$
37,655.29
$
CONFIDENTIAL
Case 1:20-cv-00658-LMB-IDD     Document 131-19     Filed 05/07/21     Page 18 of 20
PageID# 2146

Schedule 3
Page 3 of 4
Blue Flame Medical, LLC v Chain Bridge Bank, N.A., John J. Brough and David M. Evinge
Anedot Fees charged to Blue Flame Medical, LLC
Date
Card Holder
Agency
4/10/2020 Steve Sligh
South Carolina Law Enforcement Divsion
4/9/2020 Angela Hayes
North Carolina Department of Safety
4/7/2020 Julianne Lacsina
Lone Star College
4/7/2020 Angela Hayes
North Carolina Department of Safety
4/7/2020 Angela Hayes
North Carolina Department of Safety
4/4/2020 Yelena Crowley
Tennessee Emergency Management Agency
4/3/2020 Danny Forehand
Dixie County Sheriff's Office
4/3/2020 Theresa Wigley
Northern Arizona University
4/3/2020 Matthew Martin
Douglas County Sheriff's Office
4/3/2020 Barbara Lawrence
Marion County Sheriff's Office
4/3/2020 Susanna Hinckley
Riverside University Health System
4/2/2020 Karen Smith
Melbourne Police Department
4/2/2020 Ron Hardy
Takoma Park Police Department
4/2/2020 Brent Culbertson
North Carolina  State Bureau of Investigation
4/2/2020 Lindsay Green
Oklahoma State Bureau of Investigations
4/1/2020 Bruce Reeve
Iowa DCI Crime Laboratory
4/1/2020 Patricia Blute
Arizona Department of Public Safety
4/1/2020 Kristin Gavin
Santa Rosa County Sheriff’s Office
3/31/2020 Wendy Franz
Maryland Department of State Police
3/31/2020 Jennifer Miller
Florida Department of Law Enforcement
3/31/2020 Karen Smith
Melbourne Police Department
3/30/2020 Stephen Srodawa
Idaho State Police
3/30/2020 Sharon Skarda
Maryland Police Department
3/30/2020 Sean Riordan
Melbourne Airport Police Department
Refund Date
 Other Refund
Refund Date
 Total Refund
Refund Method
-

-

-

-

-

4/22/2020
1,000,000.00

4/22/2020
1,036,269.43

Anedot Credit
4/23/2020
696.27

4/22/2020
721.52

Anedot Credit
4/21/2020
305.53

Anedot Credit
4/28/2020
919.93

4/28/2020
953.28

Anedot Credit
-

4/30/2020
495,974.46

4/30/2020
495,974.46

Anedot Credit
4/23/2020
275.98

4/23/2020
285.98

Anedot Credit
4/24/2020
614.97

4/24/2020
637.27

Anedot Credit
4/23/2020
2,840.84

4/23/2020
2,943.86

Anedot Credit
4/19/2020
174.53

Anedot Credit
-

4/8/2020
1,296.72

4/28/2020
1,356.13

Anedot Credit
-

4/19/2020
140.33

140.33

Anedot Credit
4/23/2020
11,913.47

4/23/2020
12,345.55

Anedot Credit
4/23/2020
433.22

4/23/2020
448.93

Anedot Credit
4/19/2020
5,642.40

4/23/2020
5,847.06

Anedot Credit
-

-

1,520,748.59
$
1,558,403.88
$
CONFIDENTIAL
Case 1:20-cv-00658-LMB-IDD     Document 131-19     Filed 05/07/21     Page 19 of 20
PageID# 2147

Schedule 3
Page 4 of 4
Blue Flame Medical, LLC v Chain Bridge Bank, N.A., John J. Brough and David M. Evinge
Anedot Fees charged to Blue Flame Medical, LLC
Date
Card Holder
Agency
4/10/2020 Steve Sligh
South Carolina Law Enforcement Divsion
4/9/2020 Angela Hayes
North Carolina Department of Safety
4/7/2020 Julianne Lacsina
Lone Star College
4/7/2020 Angela Hayes
North Carolina Department of Safety
4/7/2020 Angela Hayes
North Carolina Department of Safety
4/4/2020 Yelena Crowley
Tennessee Emergency Management Agency
4/3/2020 Danny Forehand
Dixie County Sheriff's Office
4/3/2020 Theresa Wigley
Northern Arizona University
4/3/2020 Matthew Martin
Douglas County Sheriff's Office
4/3/2020 Barbara Lawrence
Marion County Sheriff's Office
4/3/2020 Susanna Hinckley
Riverside University Health System
4/2/2020 Karen Smith
Melbourne Police Department
4/2/2020 Ron Hardy
Takoma Park Police Department
4/2/2020 Brent Culbertson
North Carolina  State Bureau of Investigation
4/2/2020 Lindsay Green
Oklahoma State Bureau of Investigations
4/1/2020 Bruce Reeve
Iowa DCI Crime Laboratory
4/1/2020 Patricia Blute
Arizona Department of Public Safety
4/1/2020 Kristin Gavin
Santa Rosa County Sheriff’s Office
3/31/2020 Wendy Franz
Maryland Department of State Police
3/31/2020 Jennifer Miller
Florida Department of Law Enforcement
3/31/2020 Karen Smith
Melbourne Police Department
3/30/2020 Stephen Srodawa
Idaho State Police
3/30/2020 Sharon Skarda
Maryland Police Department
3/30/2020 Sean Riordan
Melbourne Airport Police Department
Comment
Credit card fee accepted by customer
Credit card fee accepted by customer
Included in total Invoice and paid by Blue Flame when charged
Credit card fee accepted by customer
Credit card fee accepted by customer
Processing Fee Refund taken from Anedot's Blue Flame Account
Refund of items not available.
Refund of items not available.
Processed into Anedot website
Refund of items not available.
Refund of items not available.
Refund of items not available.
Refund of items not available.
Refund Sales tax
Refund of items not available.
Refund of items not available.
Refund of items not available.
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