15/08/2026
HOW DID CONVICTED FELON, JOBY WEEKS, GET INVOLVED IN PUERTO RICO'S $5.8 BILLION ENERGY CONTRACT WHILE ON HOUSE ARREST IN THE U.S.?
Joby Weeks got involved by allegedly acting as a middleman or "ghost negotiator" who secured a massive government contract under highly suspicious circumstances. While serving long-term federal house arrest for his role in the BitClub Network Ponzi scheme, Weeks managed to attach his name to a $5.8 billion emergency energy contract in Puerto Rico.
The timeline of his involvement and the massive scandal surrounding it broke down in August 2026:
1. The Consortium and the Deal
In June 2026, the Puerto Rico Electric Power Authority (AEE) agreed to a multi-billion dollar emergency contract for temporary power generation. The deal was meant to be executed by a consortium consisting of Power Expectations, Reyes Contractor Group, and a well-known Texas microgrid company called Enchanted Rock. Weeks positioned himself as a virtual technical advisor and broker to put the pieces of the deal together.
# 2. The Digital Signature Loophole
Because Weeks was under strict house arrest, he couldn't travel to Puerto Rico or attend physical meetings. Instead, he used a digital signature to sign off on the $5.8 billion deal:
The Alias: He digitally signed the contract using the slightly modified name "Jhoby Weaks".
The Fake Domain: Investigative journalists discovered that just two days before the contract was finalized, someone anonymously registered the website domain enchantedrockpr.com through a proxy service in Iceland.
The Disappearing Trail: Weeks used an email address associated with that domain to sign the official Adobe contract. Weeks later, the email was deactivated and the website completely vanished.
3. Stolen Corporate Identity
The true scandal erupted when the actual executives at EnchantedRock](https://www.enchantedrock.com/) came forward.
The company publicly announced that they never authorized the contract, never bid on the project, and that Joby Weeks had completely stolen their corporate identity and brand name to push the deal through the Puerto Rican government.
4. Criminal Referrals
Due to the forged signatures, the fact that Weeks hid behind an alias while on house arrest, and a missing $1.1 billion performance bond, the Puerto Rican government immediately canceled the deal.
Local procurement offices officially referred Joby Weeks to the U.S. Department of Justice and the FBI for an immediate criminal investigation into fraud and identity theft.
5. Who was this guy working for?
Expectations LLC. This is the actual local entity that partnered with the Puerto Rico Electric Power Authority (AEE) to pitch the 400 MW emergency energy generation contract.
While the company had historical corporate roots tied back to Florida, it legally registered as a local LLC in Puerto Rico to execute this multi-billion dollar government deal.
It is not known how much, or if, Joby weeks Made any money $ on this deal, as of this report!
