Yeah, because monitors in bankruptcy proceedings are known for hiding clues within their reports and motions, and one of the most subtle is the "capital letter vs lower case" diversion, takes a real internet detective to pick that out.... SMH Fortunately, they published the Asset Purchase Agreement, so there isn't any doubt what got sold and what didn't.
They also told the courts, the creditors, the public (including shareholders) over and over there was not a purchase of the shares, and the shareholders were getting nothing. They told that lawyer that Tacpans and the shareholders hired to represent them, too. Wonder why nobody has flipped that guy an hour's pay and asked him if the liquidation and shut down really happened.
I swear I’ll never use the phrase “you can’t make this stuff up” ever again after being on the OTC. Apparently you can.