Thanks Renee. It was long overdue, especially since the SEC had done it earlier but the "new management" objected and promised the ALJ they would get the filings up-to-date. It was all another lie - they did absolutely nothing, which forced the SEC to go through the process a second time 10 months later. That just spent additional taxpayer money and Staff time, but at least they finally killed off another insider enrichment scheme. And it is another example of a toxic death spiral issuer that has finally died, as they always do.
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