More than what actually happened I am concerned with WHY it's even remotely ok to transfer SKTO shareholder property into another shell. If Henry didn't have the right to transfer it and tried/failed, we are still left with... why? Can he be trusted after grossly neglecting SKTO shareholders since last March, culminating with trying to just give it all away? Of course he can't. How are shareholders supposed to deal with that? Does SK3 Group (whoever that is) even CARE that there's a bad perception? Is there really any respect for shareholders? Regardless whether Henry is technically or legally in control, he's driving the bus... right off the cliff. Is the SEC going to believe at merger time that a year went by and 99% of accounts receivable were not collected? That's what I'm anticipating and it scares the shit outta me. With shells being shut down for questions of control, our biggest question is... exactly that.