Hi, I have access to Disney's (DIS) quarterly earnings report before its release on 05/03/10 [sic]. I am willing to share this information for a fee that we can determine later. I am sorry but I can't disclose my identity for confidentiality reasons but we can correspond by email if you would like to discuss it. My email is eilatcap@gmail.com. I count on your discretion as you can count on mine. Thank you and I look forward to talking to you.

Emails between Ms. Hoxie and Mr. Sebbag reveal mounting frustration at the delay in obtaining the earnings report. On May 11, Ms. Hoxie emailed Mr. Sebbag: 'I told you that you were going to be waiting . . . .'

Mr. Sebbag responded 'Just hurry up,' to which Ms. Hoxie replied 'I have no control over this. Patience is a virtue.'

Still waiting for the information later that day, Mr. Sebbag urged Ms. Hoxie to 'Get things moving with all the powers you have.' Ms. Hoxie replied '3 hours have come and gone what is another hour at this point. Chill.'

In a further effort to calm Mr. Sebbag, Ms. Hoxie asked in another email sent on May 11: 'What would you suggest I do. If I could wave my magic wand and give you what you want - I would. However, since that is not going to happen I suggest you call on you inner Buddhist - and CHILL the f' out.'

On the same day that Ms. Hoxie provided Mr. Sebbag with Disney's confidential EPS information - and Mr. Sebbag tipped the Putative Trader [an FBI agent] - Ms. Hoxie sent Mr. Sebbag an email laying claim to a share of the unlawful profits they expected to derive from the tip. Ms. Hoxie stated 'here is the bag that you are going to get for me - thank [sic],' and attached a link to a picture of an expensive Stella McCartney designer handbag available for $700 at Neiman Marcus, an upscale department store. Mr. Sebbag replied that he would get Ms. Hoxie the bag 'next week.' Anticipating that they would receive substantialcompensation from the Putative Traders, Mr. Sebbag stated 'I may be able to [buy] u 2 of them, lol.' Ms. Hoxie responded via email, 'In that case, i also love love these shoes' and attached a link to a picture of expensive Stella McCartney shoes also sold at Neiman Marcus.