I get the impression that many people keep believi

I get the impression that many people keep believing in PTOI because Mr. Heddle put his own money into PTOI. However the way many of these scams work is that the principal puts his money into the company where it goes back out for his own benefit or compensation. Mr. Heddle wasn't even paying the taxes or mortgage on the property he sold...and the proceeds of the property sales disappeared just like the insurance settlement, the money loaned by Mr. Aspin, etc....

Those who want to hang their hat on Mr. Heddle's 'investment' in PTOI, by extension, essentially want to believe that Mr. Heddle legitimately wasted $20M in expenses over half a decade because he was completely incompetent in trying to sell a supposedly disruptive technology for $2M.

So the game again: Is Mr. Heddle dishonest or is he absolutely stupid?? Obviously 'stupid' makes for a better investment thesis because he could eventually learn...but my money would be on 'dishonest' as Mr. Heddle has already given investors a taste of his dishonesty when he withheld material information about the plant being out of commission for six months.

Yes, I understand your penny stock also is the real deal, created with the inventiveness of Edison and destined to be the next Microsoft. Yes, I understand that the delays are also only because your company is making their product and/or technology even more revolutionary.