Sunday, November 19, 2017 10:12:56 AM
My suggestions about salting etc are logical guesses. My statements that the mining industry would be all over el cap is there was even 1/10 the precious metals ecpn states there are I consider to be solid fact. The fact that ecpn started aggressively marketing el cap to the mining industry in 2005 is a matter of record. These are just a few scraps of the mountain of public information screaming that ecpn is a scam. How do you prove it? You can easily prove that ecpn did not release very material information (subpoena lab reports). You can easily prove that experts from the mining industry evaluated el cap and rejected it because there were no PMs. The rejection by minerw would have been accomapanied by coorespondence indicating why they rejected el cap supported by data (subpoena correspondence from miners who were invited to evaluate el cap). Again this material info should have been divulged to shareholders.
It can easily proved that great quantities of money raised by dilution flowed to people associated with insiders (subpoena accounting records).
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