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Sunday, July 31, 2016 3:04:15 PM
How could Tracy disclose the SEC investigation in a public court filing prior to it becoming public record? Did the SEC action come before or after the custodianships?
Tracy announced he was getting into the shell business in early 2014:
http://www.prleap.com/pr/217488/securities-law-firm-seeks-shareholders-of
But none of the Nevada custodianships are from that early. He seems to have begun in earnest in 2015; most are from fairly late in the year. The order of investigation is from 28 October 2015:
https://www.scribd.com/document/317929010/Tracy-S-1s
While it was originally non-public information, it's been filed in a federal district court, so it's now in the public domain. The SEC didn't ask for the documents to be sealed. So it seems to me Tracy should have disclosed the investigation to the Nevada court.
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