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Thursday, December 29, 2022 12:00:36 PM
According to the declarations, David Johnson was the scammer that convinced Calasse to invest in Goff. As in, he was part of the penny stock fraud ring in Canada that pulled all four of the scams mentioned in SEC v. Caledonian, with four different CEO. Calasse was just the fall guy chosen.
I pulled the paperwork from Edgar, the signature for Golden Glory (signed by David Johnson) is the same signature as the Columbian mining company assigning their rights to Goff.
So you're right, what you just showed proved that there was willful intent to set up a scam. But the fact that Calasse wasn't involved yet, and the fact it was repeated similarly across four separate companies (and likely several more), shows that Calasse wasn't the one doing the scamming. He got scammed.
If someone can't tell that a shell is a shell, can you trust anything else that they say?
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