Indocan Resources Inc. (IDCN)

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Bruhjell is apparently gone! Interesting middle man in this indocan saga. Joseph Meuse is part of a consulting firm called "Belmont." Belmont buys and sells publicly traded Pink Sheet and OTCBB shell corporations which are approved for trading (by the SEC) but have no assets and no liabilities. <--Well, there's the Indocan answer in black & white. It has no assets, period! These 2 new directors: Debra Bond-Jones-Finklestein or whatever, & the guy whose name is filled with consonants, appear to have bought Indocan from Meuse. This "they are keeping some of the solar & mining deals" is total garbage. There's nothing in Indocan. Whatever new entity has taken ownership is free to do as they wish with it. They can do whatever they want with the s/s. Is it plausible that they will keep 7.4 billion in o/s share #'s? Doubt it. (<--ie: in all likelihood, a new entity is not going to have successful start up with this disastrous s/s). Reverse split possibility appears high (imo anyway)

Now... was Indocan sold legally? I would not know, but there is just something telling me "ABSOLUTELY NOT!"

Here's some info on Meuse (the consulting firm that dirtbag Bruhjell sold the idcn empty shell to):


http://caps.fool.com/blogs/more-suspicious-activity-with/345404

http://dc.citybizlist.com/5/2010/2/23/After-Less-Than-a-Month-as-President-of-Recycle-Tech-Joseph-Meuse-Resigns--CBL.aspx

http://www.huffingtonpost.com/joseph-meuse

http://www.virginialawoffice.com/rcases/ipo-memorandum-of-law.pdf

http://www.legalradar.com/2009/06/mina-mar-group-commences-legal-action-vs-belmont-partners-joseph-meuse-re-vshe-king-aztc.html