Q: "If the product is so good..."
Simple: All of the Kryron alloys made for testing were bogus, as in the alloys used were either purchased from established manufactures or created using established alloy manufacturing methods that contained ingredients far too expensive for a viable product customers were willing to spend to obtain superior properties of a "new" alloy.
Its my hope that John Bourque, once released from prison, will reenter this company and pick up the research (aka: trial & error, stumble & bumble) he once was engaged in. Thus hope rests on John Bourque having information on the Kryron Process that is lacking in both the patents and current company knowledge.
Bottom Line: Did the scientist that created a Kryron Process have a valid procedure to create a new and advanced alloy creation process that may be suitable as a commercial product is the one and only important question, for if not this company has always, and will always, exist as a scam.
It appears that any federal investigation, if any, on the pathways to which this company became into existence will not prevent this company to present itself once again as a honest and real company for Kryron if John Bourque is released with an announcement that he is once again, as shown on the current company web site, the driving force to create Kryron.
It matter not if the Kryron Process creates alloys, as described on the company web site, or once again only creates Minty Green Kool-aid, for BORK to trade upwards.
