He also directs people to an 8K filing done on February 16, 2021 where he claims that Ernest Remo (the long time CEO of ADHC) sold control of ADHC to Saveene Corp, a Florida entity controlled by Miro through his wife, Andrea
The 8K also contains a copy of a lawsuit filed by Saveene Corp (Miro) against Remo to try to get a court order for Remo to turn over control of the ADHC shell and a resignation letter signed by Remo at the time of the alleged sale.
ADHC had always been a Nevada business entity, and the Nevada entity was never merged into the Wyoming one. So, as Miro correctly states, the Wyoming entity does not technically belong to the publicly traded stock, ADHC.
A look at the Nevada entity shows that Miro's guy, Daniel J Sobolewski, was the last listed officer of the entity.
But despite not being the officer, Ernest Remo dissolved the Nevada entity on April 28, 2020 (the day after he created the Wyoming entity)
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This isn't the first time Miro and Remo have crossed paths on ADHC.
Remo hired Miro as a consultant for 3 months back at the start of 2012. Then paid Miro with 90,000,0000 shares to cover the $60,000 consulting fee
It certainly looks like a hijacking to me, but I guess we'll have to wait to see how things work out in court.
In the meantime, both Miro and Remo obviously have access to both the OTC Markets codes and the Edgar codes, so it makes for some entertaining back and forth in the public disclosures.
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It's been an interesting week for Ernest Remo fans.
First the PTTN faithful got burned when Remo never showed up to bring that shell back to life and it got suspended by the SEC.
Now all the merger promises Remo has been making for ADHC might end up being voided because Remo may not have any legal right to the ADHC shell.
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