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Tuesday, December 09, 2014 1:57:00 PM
"By the end of the 3rd quarter we will have consolidated and eliminated several of our most expensive institutional and private convertible notes totaling over $415,000. The purpose of this initiative is to phase out at least 50% of the total company debt by the end of 2014" - http://finance.yahoo.com/news/one-world-doll-project-announces-130311461.html
A short three weeks later, on October 15, Ms. Melton signs a settlement agreement with Darling to get rid of their debt at a pretty decent discount ($45k). Surely she would not have signed this deal without knowing she had a big chunk of money from the Blackbridge deal for $800k was in hand? If the Blackbridge deal had fallen apart after the settlement agreement, wouldn't that event have also been mentioned in the latest quarterly report as a subsequent event? I say that because a later event (the Darling lawsuit) occurred much later (Nov. 4), yet there was no mention of the $800k deal showing up in the financials (either as a done deal or not) as a subsequent event. The whole thing smells a little fishy to me.
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