Thanks. That makes much more sense. But it's hard to imagine how that could have happened. The "new CEO" in these cases--Miller--doesn't work in the financial industry. Normally, a guy in the construction business wouldn't have any idea how to submit an SEC filing.
So how would that be done? How do you somehow discover a handful of dormant shells that are delinquent SEC registrants, and file 8-Ks announcing you're the new CEO? We know the old CEOs weren't complicit, because at least one of them protested. And another person, named in one of those 8-Ks as the company's resident agent, complained to the Florida SOS and the SEC.
So how on earth, then, is this happening?