what wasn't clear? she was CFO. she was responsible for the books. if as CFO she was asked to take over the company and felt she had not be privy to relevant facts and records she should have required such access as part of her due dilligence in taking the job. if she didn't maybe she wasn't the right person. if she did there is no excuse. right now were are a couple of 100ths of a cent off the alll time low after a significant period of time with ehr at the helm. oops almost forgot the buck stops with the MMS, auditors, pr people and the greedy "greedy a-holes" who actually took stock in exchange fora piece of their company and had the audacity to possibly choose to sell it as opposed to just nicely returning to those nice HRCT people who suffered buyers remorse. Maye HRCT will just give me back what I paid for my shares as they haven't delivered what they promised either.