IMO, Corley has zero interest in any of that stuff. On top of which, putting the stock in order would involve possibly exposing some of his past deeds which were clear violations of SEC regs and his fiduciary responsibilities. Add that to the fact that Corley is a narcissist that is unwilling to share any glory (or money) with anyone. Right now he has 100% control and receives 100% benefit. I think that is the way he likes it and the way he fully intends to keep it.
One can be sure that his lawyers are only interested in his welfare; because he is the one paying their fees. In short, i don't think Corley has, or ever did have, any intention of "straightening out" the stock situation. Shareholders ONLY chance is to sue. Corley knows that ... which is why he has gotten lawyers involved ... and why those lawyers have told him not to talk to you.
"Libenter homines id quod volunt credunt"
