Mr. Guts: thanks for your input today and through out the years. The insight you have regarding this issue and the market in general esp your views regarding
the shot positions and how they have manipulated tmmi pricing. My take on the dentist and his reasonings for the suit have always been his anger regarding
Mr. fernandez and why TMM was not going to market with their tech. Panick was an original founder with others of Digital focus Media. He was beyond upset
that he was not recognized as the company CEO. In fact the dentist was offered the position but refused the appointment. The foul relationship between Mr Simpson and himself prevented him from moving in this direction. Frustrated, he decided to venture out and procure the codec himself. raising the $500,000
dollars and negotiating with Dr. Barnsley to purchase said tech was a legitimate deal. Unfortunately for him this went sour. Mr Simpson was key to his going
bad as the doctor needed Tom to provide technical support in binging the tech to market. Larry having lost out again opted to take his purchased code in another direction making himself CEO of DFMI and attempting to build a viable vehicle for Tru-def using anyone he could to assist in this endeavor. his hiring of those associated with he original code creation did not realize his dream. In the background those that invested in the $500,000 procurement were not so happy
with his failures. Realizing that Tmm was continuing to ignore him and continuing to move forward thus eliminating him from the equation. His only choice
was to firm up his claim of true ownership. In fact presenting his payment he did receive the written code and the compiled code on CD. He assumed his
rightful ownership. Unfortunately, this lawsuit barrage over the years could have been avoided had He , mr simpson and mr fernandeze worked together a
different outcome would be before us today. The Egos and greed involved simply dissolved any chance of a positive ending.
One last note. The tech is viable and functions as o0ften described. Little does the public know an actual sale was made to a marketing company using
compression software several years ago
