The only "scandal" was David Blech being put in prison, after having been banned and barred by the SEC just five years prior. He pumped and dumped this stock on his family and friends; not to mention the public. The DOJ stepped in and threw his felonious kiester in prison, where he is to this day. That's the only news-worthy story associated with ILNS, and it's old hat.
This pennystock has nothing to offer the investing public. The postscript of the story is a part-time lawyer billing for paper shuffles. Only the dregs that remain..
somebody weather it's crammer or some junior investigative reporter,That wouldn't want a great story. can't believe that mazza didn't think up something like that! People love scandals and reporting them maybe the answer is fox
Oh Snap! Another promising pennystock brought down by evil MMs, height-challenged nudists + nefarious *hedge-funds stuck on stoopid* =)