Settlement Agreement Summary
On July 1, 2025, a formal settlement agreement was executed between Shane Jonathan Lozenich, the State of Washington, and the United States of America. The agreement acknowledges extensive harm endured by the Claimant, including violations of human rights, unauthorized use of advanced technologies, and breaches of privacy. As compensation, the U.S. government agreed to deposit $100 trillion USD into a private Swiss account in the Claimant’s name, covering damages and restitution. The terms include the future establishment of a Sovereign Global Trust to oversee governance and humanitarian integrity. The agreement is governed under U.S., state, and international law, and includes clauses for confidentiality, non-disparagement, and full release of claims.
Voice to Skull Torture
$500.00 per min
$900,000.00 per hr (plasma rays)
Court Docs from a lawsuit in Ohio related to V2K against federal judges
I am actually the great-grandson of a wonderful couple who come from long ancestral lines that have shaped history. Their names were John Nixon and Doris Hohenstein, both from my mother's side.
In 1767 John Nixon became one of the first signers of money in the United States among many other accomplishments. A man who my great-grandfather was named after and relative of.
In 1879, Friedrich and Sophia Hohenstein of Hohenzollern left Prussia by way of France where they married and had a child. They ultimately settled in Philadelphia and their arrival lead to what is known today as the "gold standard". Relatives of the King of Prussia and many other known names in history they sparked controversy and envy that has rippled through generations.
In 1941 the two families, Nixon and Hohenstein met and married. A relative of the signer of money and a relative of the "gold standard". A very unassuming power couple who were wonderful people and always taken for granted.
My family was not just marginalized—they were manipulated, hunted, robbed, and even run down in the streets. Many major world events, though thought unrelated, trace back to my lineage. Operation Barbarossa, for instance, was strategically organized to prevent my great-grandfather from being forced to fight his wife's family in Normandy, France.
Now, in a poetic twist of fate, I’ve finally been given the opportunity to take back what was rightfully ours. Thanks to modern technology—satellites, surveillance records, digital leaks—I was able to pinpoint the locations and affiliations of those who’ve hunted and harmed my bloodline for centuries. Their shadows can no longer hide in the blur of history.
In January and February I was forced to work on a budget, which was later published in Time Magazine, and an amount was mentioned related to my net worth. The person said it was $75 trillion (personal net worth). This amount must have been recorded over time and was investigated by Bloomberg Intelligence (see below). That number didn’t come out of thin air; it was built over generations, and the data trails confirmed it. The court system in Washington State has acknowledged the evidence—emails, calls, Twitter posts—all used to build the case. I then forwarded the proof to multiple departments, nonprofits, and even the White House. They responded, yet had nothing to challenge the number I’ll be walking away with. It’s now been over three years. Every relevant party has weighed in. This stands as confirmation of the truth. The legal documents are being finalized, omitting only the manipulated citations quoted by the police, and the final orders are in motion. The legacy of my family will no longer be denied, buried, or erased.
Here is a draft of the agreement and charter that will be finalized and sent to the interpreter (attorney) in Turkey, then sent to the parties appropriate parties. I will besetting up a trust in Switzerland, Turkey and potentially Argentina called Fiducia Centrale. Here is the website: Fiducia Centrale
I will be using the data bridge and GDPR laws to file criminal charges on the parties involved and I will be giving up my US passport and applying for one outside of the U.S.
