Riot Games reworked Arcane in Mid-2020

Criminal Complaint

https://archive.org/details/arcaneartbook1/page/n9/mode/2up

 

Please remember that Riot Games are already under active review of their licences to operate in the US because of their endless abuses of IP, women, talent, Data, employees and just about anyone that walks too close and is infected by the Riot Stink.

 

Riot Games reworked Arcane in Mid-2020 after receiving my Manuscript of Bloodborg the Harvest.

 

Melinda Dilger’s LinkedIn resume states that:

I have an Emmy award for my work on Arcane, a Netflix series based on the popular game League of Legends, which I produced as the Global Head of Production at Riot Games from 2019 to 2023.”

However, I’ve already shown that she actually began work at Riot during Covid in mid-2020. Riot back pays and backdates lies to hide theft, like they did with Overton.

 

Verbatim excerpt from The Art and Making of Arcane: League of Legends states:

“To further help Arcane cross the finish line, Riot hired producer Melinda Dilger in 2020. She devised an L.A. production pipeline in coordination with Hervé Dupont at Fortiche to complete the first season’s nine episodes. It was around this time that Riot scored a distribution deal with Netflix. At the time, the streamer’s executives signed on based on the pilot alone, really, not much else. That’s because that one episode (which was further refined after the version delivered at the end of 2017) made the project’s uniqueness evident. In less than an hour, viewers were introduced to a fully formed, visually and sonically sophisticated universe.”

— The Art and Making of Arcane: League of Legends (Riot Games & Dark Horse Books, 2024), p. 10 of the printed edition / digital frame 10 of 120.

 

What this shows:

A, The studio-authorized art book states that Riot ‘scored a distribution deal with Netflix’ contemporaneously with Melinda Dilger’s 2020 appointment to run the Los Angeles pipeline, reinforcing the timeline in which UTA- and Curtis Brown–linked contacts facilitated a quid-pro-quo arrangement between Netflix and Riot. I have shown, and it’s stated in Bridging the Rift, that Dilger’s production schedule started in the summer of 2020, but she back scheduled it to March 2020, which is standard Industry practice. Thus they had fuck all of story, but unused 3d models of Bilgewater characters, a failed pilot and my manuscript and all of arcane was made from my manuscript from mid-2020 onwards.  

B, In mid-2020, when I’ve shown they got the greenlight to make Arcane after having my manuscript, everything was made and the Netflix deal was signed off “based on the pilot alone, really, not much else.”

C, It shows that the timelines Riot Games, it’s lawyers, Josh Geller and Arron Moss, formally of Greenberg Glusker LLP but transferred to Mitchell Silberberg & Knupp LLP during these proceedings, previously produced to the court and to the public are fabricated to hide IP theft, which is a federal crime.

D, The Wayback evidence produced in ambush (very illegal) in a sealed Settlement Conference (very illegal) and accepted on its face by Judge Brianna Fuller Mircheff (very illegal), who threatened that Riot will bully me out of proceedings then track me down and financially destroy me (very illegal), is falsified evidence (fraud on the court).  Go to jail, do not pass go!

E, This also further proves that all of the falsehoods, and deceitfulness and timeline manipulations and public statements and fabricated stories are all bullshit to hide theft and business fraud.  These include but are not limited to the list below.

 

List of fraudsters involved in Arcane… So Far!

 

Please see posts showing that Mia was 15 in 2020 when the Crying Scene was recorded. 

M.W. Wolf Doc- David Lyerly caught telling lies to hide IP theft.

https://x.com/MW_Wolf_Ltd/status/1867319809731702977

 

Crying Scene- supposedly- recorded 1.5 Years before Kathy, who was in the recording room, had ever worked with Riot.

https://x.com/MW_Wolf_Ltd

 

 

I’ve now proven, with evidence, that the below list of people have lied to help Riot hide IP theft, and this amounts to child abuse, fraudulent activity, business fraud, spoliation of evidence, fraud on the court, racketeering, hacking, economic warfare, Neurocognitive warfare and other crimes.

1.           Riot’s solicitors Aaron J. Moss and Josh Geller formerly of Greenberg Glusker and now of Mitchell Silberberg & Knupp LLP have lied about timelines and presented fabricated evidence to the court during a concealed settlement conference… illegal!

2.           Mia Sinclair Jenness (Powder) has lied about timelines, and she was a child, thus this is a deliberate act of non-sexual grooming of a minor under Riot’s care and guidance which follows their pattern of abusing and manipulating vulnerable people. This is criminal. Riot are not safe to be around minors.

3.           Reed Shannon, also a child, (Ekko) has lied about timelines.

4.           Melinda Dilger has back scheduled timelines and resume presenting a false appearance.

5.           Amanda Overton has lied about timelines, the writers of Arcane and about her resume.

6.           Christian “Weak” Linke has lied about timelines endlessly and has committed fraud.

7.           Alex “Mop” Yee has lied about the timelines and has committed fraud.

8.           David Lyerly has lied about the timelines, which included child abuse.

9.           Moreover, the words of Yee, Amanda Overton, Fortiche Directors and others show that the story conversion of my manuscript was still being worked out alongside production into 2021.

10.        Ella Purnell, Melinda Dilger, Katy Townsend and other sources confirm that the show and the casting and the voices were all done during lockdown in 2020 & 2021 alongside “writing.”

11.        The Crying Scene- supposedly- recorded 1.5 Years before Kathy, who was in the recording room, had ever worked with Riot, is lies to create false timelines and a publicity stunt.

12.        Mia has engaged in wilful deceit, as a child because of Riot’s non-sexual grooming, and so as Reed Shannon, another young and impressionable member of the cast.

13.        Bro-Mancing - The music guy (Alex Seaver) was “Hit up” by his bro Linke to work on Arcane and David Lyerly was “Hit Up” by his bro Alex to cast on Arcane during a period that Riot Games was under active investigations, interventions and babysitting by California Civil Rights Department because of systemic and rampant abuse of female employees including pay gaps, misogyny in the work place, sexual harassment and even the CEO chasing women with cupped farts and asking his female assistant to come around when his wife was away.

 

Riot’s Crimes and deviance include, but not limited to:

IP theft, child abuse, fraudulent activity, business fraud, spoliation of evidence, fraud on the court, racketeering, hacking, economic warfare, Neurocognitive warfare, Data harvesting, Bro- Mancing, AI hypocrisy, persistent IP theft, spurious IP wars, deception, pathological lies, sexual harassment, disability discrimination, gender discrimination effecting thousands of women, misogyny, retaliation, bullying vulnerable people, non-sexual grooming of children working for them, threats of AI generated hate porn against a 5 year old girl, tax evasion across the globe, illegal and threatening NDAs, fraudulent activity, threats of violence, terrorism including bomb threats and sleeper cell rootkits for data warfare and sabotage, links to adversary governments and espionage, data risks, global security risks, incels, toxic gaming cultures, conspiracy to hide criminal activity, perverting the course of justice, contempt of court, sabotage of US rival companies and public property, anti-competitive business practices and bullying, fostering dangerous cultural climates, being absolute obnoxious cunts and so much more.

Get away from Riot Games now! If you installed Valorant, your computer is a terrorist sleeper cell asset, dump it at Riot’s HQ and demand compensation.

I believe that given the awful history of Riot Games and their retaliation and threats, coupled with my disabilities and vulnerabilities, the four cases opened against Riot Games need to be criminally investigated and safety measures put in place to protect me and others from their misconduct, threats and actions.


 

 

United States, United Kingdom, European-Union framework, and France laws being broken by Riot Games… alleged.

 

Alleged conduct

United States (federal)

United Kingdom (England & Wales)

EU-wide instruments

France (Code / Loi)

Copyright / IP theft (Arcane storyline copied from Bloodborg)

17 U.S.C. §§ 101 et seq. (Copyright Act); civil & criminal infringement (§ 506)

Copyright, Designs & Patents Act 1988, ss. 16-17 (primary infringement)

InfoSoc Directive 2001/29/EC (Arts 2-4); Enforcement Directive 2004/48/EC

CPI (Code de la propriété intellectuelle) Arts L122-4, L335-2 (criminal), L335-3 (civil)

Trade-secret misappropriation (manuscript submission, Riot Forge logs)

Defend Trade Secrets Act 2016, 18 U.S.C. § 1836; Economic Espionage Act 1996, 18 U.S.C. §§ 1831-1832

Trade-Secrets Regulations 2018 (SI 2018/597) implementing Directive (EU) 2016/943

Directive (EU) 2016/943 on trade-secret protection

Code de commerce Art L151-1 ff. (secret des affaires)

Computer intrusion / root-kit (Vanguard)

Computer Fraud & Abuse Act, 18 U.S.C. § 1030 (unauthorised access; transmission of code); Wiretap Act, 18 U.S.C. § 2511

Computer Misuse Act 1990, ss. 1-3A (unauthorised access; impairment; data interception)

NIS 2 Directive 2022/2555; e-Privacy Directive 2002/58/EC

Code pénal Arts 323-1 ff. (accès frauduleux), 226-15 (interception)

Fraud on the court / false evidence / perjury

18 U.S.C. § 1621 (perjury); § 1503 (obstruction of justice); Fed. R. Civ. P. 11 sanctions; inherent contempt power

Perjury Act 1911; Criminal Procedure Rules 2020 Pt 1; Civil Procedure Rule 32.14 (false statements)

Not harmonised; falls to Member-State law

Code pénal Arts 434-13, 441-1 (faux témoignage, faux)

Spoliation of evidence (Chronodisk wipes)

18 U.S.C. § 1512(c) (alteration/destruction to impair use in proceeding); civil spoliation sanctions under Fed. R. Civ. P. 37(e)

Criminal Justice & Police Act 2001 s. 62 (concealing documents); Civil sanctions—adverse inference

e-Discovery obligations via national law; no single EU rule

Code pénal Art 434-4 (détruction de preuve)

Racketeering / conspiracy

RICO, 18 U.S.C. §§ 1961-1968 (pattern of predicate acts including fraud, extortion, 1030 violations)

Conspiracy to Defraud (common-law); Criminal Law Act 1977 ss. 1-5

National criminal codes; EU Convention on Corruption

Code pénal Art 450-1 (association de malfaiteurs)

Data-protection breaches (Vanguard telemetry to CN/US)

FTC Act § 5 (unfair or deceptive practices); California Consumer Privacy Act (CCPA) if CA residents; Stored Communications Act

UK GDPR + Data Protection Act 2018 (Arts 5-6 lawful basis; Art 44 transfers); PECR 2003

EU GDPR 2016/679 (Arts 5-6, 44-49 cross-border transfers); e-Privacy Directive

RGPD transposed in Loi n° 78-17 “Informatique & Libertés”; CNIL sanctions

Harassment / threats, non-sexual grooming

18 U.S.C. § 875(c) (interstate threats); cyberstalking 18 U.S.C. § 2261A; COPPA if minors’ data

Protection from Harassment Act 1997; Malicious Communications Act 1988; Online Safety Act 2023 (forthcoming Ofcom codes)

Digital Services Act 2022 for platform duties

Code pénal Arts 222-16 (harcèlement), 227-22 (corruption de mineur en ligne)

Workplace sexual harassment, pay gap

Title VII CRA 1964; Equal Pay Act 1963; California FEHA; CA Civil Rights Dep’t consent decree (2023)

Equality Act 2010, ss. 26-27 harassment; s. 66 equal pay; EHRC enforcement

Equal Treatment Directive 2006/54/EC; Directive 2023/970 on pay-transparency

Code du travail Arts L1153-1 (harcèlement sexuel), L3221-2 (equal pay)

Anti-competitive conduct / sabotage of rivals

Sherman Act §§ 1-2; Clayton Act § 7; FTC Act § 5 (unfair competition)

Competition Act 1998 (ss. 2, 18); Enterprise Act 2002 (cartel offence)

TFEU Arts 101-102; Digital Markets Act 2022

Code de commerce L420-1, L420-2 (ententes, abus de position)

Possible foreign-agent / national-security risk (Tencent black-list, data export)

50 U.S.C. § 1701 (IEEPA sanctions); 10 U.S.C. § 4874 (§ 1260H CMIC list); CFIUS review under 31 C.F.R. pt 800; FARA 22 U.S.C. § 611 if lobbying

National Security & Investment Act 2021 (mandatory notification for advanced tech & data-infrastructure)

Foreign-direct-investment screens at Member-State level; EU FDI Regulation 2019/452 cooperation

Loi n° 2019-486 (PACTE) Art L151-3 (contrôle des investissements étrangers); ANSSI oversight

 

Your Sincerely,

M.W. Wolf Ltd

 

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