The Intercept does good political stuff occasionally, but that article was a departure into unknown territory for them. And it was an embarrassment. The authors needed to do some work of their own, and not simply listen to Dilorio's tale of woe.
I believe Dilorio was right the first time: He stupidly bought into a pumpadump. And he paid the price. The stock, now (not) trading as YORI, has been dead as a doornail since 2007.
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