I'm not sure how many will read the article in the

I'm not sure how many will read the article in the hyperlink I posted. The end of the article briefly describes how complex and long term the process to indictment can be when public company securities fraud crimes are committed. I lost $35K on that one but Turek received 18 years at 66 years old. The ahole wouldn't look up at me when I was on the stand answering his counsels idiotic questions.

For instance "Sir, didn't you know penny stocks were risky"? I felt like answering; "Yes Attorney Bitch, but I didn't know your client was issuing millions of shares to himself against back dated promissory notes signed by him as CEO and CFO"!