Well, get ready because Kosturos only speaks for what's listed IN Bankruptcy, not what's outside or bankruptcy remote as allowed in Chapter 11.
We're all going to hear from the WMILT and Kosturos soon..... that there 'is nothing' because they are only authorized and fiducially bound to disclose only the things the WMILT and A&M have jurisdiction over - which is only the few things on our little bankruptcy island where we sit baking in the sun for 7+ years.
Once we exit Chptr 11 and get off this bankrupt isle, and back to shore........we'll be reunited with everything else.
So get ready.... the crew is planning to slay the hopes of those who 'dont know what they own'!
Focus on what one actually owns, if one released. Everything else is just manipulation banter. If one didn't release than I can understand the fear and 24/7 gnashing of teeth about getting ripped off in BK. Because yes, that's what bankruptcy actually is........someone is left impaired. But this is Chapter 11, not Chapter 7 liquidation...so cheer up, Chapter 11 literally means there are bankruptcy remote assets to be reunited with shortly...after both debtors Chapter 11s are officially terminated.
The WMIIC/WMI Chapter 11 bankruptcies were a game of musical chairs. The music stopped in 2012 at reorg, and those who released got the last chair (escrow tracking markers) and win the prize when our bankruptcies (2) officially terminate. There will be no fanfare or announcements from the WMILT/TAB or anyone, because its not in their authority to manage, or control, or notify, or steal, or whatevs......oh, and they know it's there, and surely own millions more than most of us. They just dont want us to realize how they played many for suckers as thanks for helping them claim the last musical chair.
Your prize is {finally} on its way when the debtor is finally released from Walrath's court upon Chapter 11 termination...........you can thank the WMILT/TAB for their block and delay mechanisms. I have a few words of appreciation I hope to say face to face one day. It's a small world.
