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Tuesday, 05/26/2015 10:53:44 AM

Tuesday, May 26, 2015 10:53:44 AM

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Some history... Terry Johnson, the CPA in question, had to re-audit and re-state the 2012 10Q, 10K and 2013 10Q reports when he was onboarded after the SPLI merger. This was contained in a PR from April 2, 2014. Books did not turn out to be cooked, but rather some minor discrepancies had to be resolved. Seems like business as usual to me when auditors change.

Also, this departing CPA is 62 years old. He's likely to be retiring. I can't confirm that but it likely explains why he is resigning from quite a few clients at the same time.

Hoping this long weekend allows people to clear their heads and think, because this will be right back at .002 before you know it.