There's little new dirt on PTOI because there's little communication from Mr. Heddle...and the communication is mostly anonymous partners and potential customers which come and go with little explanation as to why they decided not to buy a processor or move forward. As long as there's no way to verify information, there's no way to call out Mr. Heddle.

Sure the sheer statistics of having every single potential deal fall apart for over eight years provides strong circumstantial evidence that the technology is worthless. The Patent Office not issuing a patent because there's nothing novel and PTOI not wanting to run a processor themselves gives additional circumstantial evidence...but none of that can compete with raw faith.

Yes you're right, a lot of the dirt happened in the past. You can see that Mr. Heddle deceived investors by letting investors keep thinking production was increasing for six months while the processors were actually broken, even issuing 8-k's during that time which suggested nothing was wrong. How much time of virtual silence needs to pass before Mr. Heddle fully deserves investors' trust again?? I would argue that it's not the passage of time...but that he should first earn trust.

I fully believe Mr. Heddle is scamming investors, carrying on the fraud started by Mr. Bordynuik. By now, you should at least see that something is very wrong with PTOI...even if you don't know exactly what is wrong.