MZEIQ was in Chapter 7 bankruptcy proceedings, liquidated, and shut down. As seems to be the case more often than not these days, the final order did not discharge the remaining debt nor cancel the shares. Unlike a private company where the company just dies, these public companies have become a feeding ground for the hijacking vultures.
Enter Angela Collette. While in those Chapter 7 proceedings with a Trustee handling the company estate in liquidation, she files a stock de-registration with the SEC claiming to be the company receiver:
There is no legal document that I can find that named her receiver, nor is there any reason for the company to do so since a Trustee is handling the estate under oversight by a federal bankruptcy court. If a receiver were to be named for some reason unknown to me, it would be on the docket of the bankruptcy proceedings, and there is no such document.
Then while in bankruptcy proceedings, she files with the state of Nevada to change the share structure and appoint herself, then filed to dissolve the corporation in Nevada and reincorporate in Wyoming, no doubt to bury how the shell was "acquired."
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