Actually, I have a better idea. All of those people who say that Mr. Bordynuik wasn't convicted of fraud so they can disingenuously imply that Mr. Bordynuik didn't commit fraud...should be required to explain their thesis to the early PIPE investors who relied on the $10M valuation of what were actually worthless assets. That fake valuation literally made the company look like it had a positive book value when, in reality, the company's book value was negative.