It has nothing to do with the company. Just some hacks illegally acting as registered brokers so that they could generate buying activity, enabling them to unload shares which they might otherwise not have been able to sell due to lack of buying.

In other words, some flipping crooks sitting on a pile of shares who didn't want to wait for the company to get current or for some other driver to bring on the buying pressure they needed to unload.

They'll get their wings snipped, but it won't have any impact on the pps, unless part of their sentence requires the skanks to purchase a large number of shares at the ask!! LMAO

I wouldn't hold my breath on that. More than likely they'll be banned from any future dealings with penny stocks, pay some hefty fines, and even possibly some jail time for their fraudulence.