lol do you really believe this?
You have no idea what they look at vs what they just dismiss as nothing. It's amazing really.
They might nail them to the wall because they forgot to file form c-2 correctly, but will totally overlook the 100 kilos of drugs in their warehouse starring blankly over documents.
You are giving too much credit toward some of these investigators. You have no idea how over worked some of these guys are and what they are told to and what NOT to look at or focus on by their higher ups.
You have no idea how frustrating it probably gets for these guys that KNOW they can nail someone to the wall that is deceiving the public, while they are told to investigate ONE aspect and ONLY that one aspect.
It's almost like many times, they are purposely sending their agents out on wild goose chases just so they can say they investigated a certain individual or company, while the real issues remain BARELY under the surface.
When the numbers get explored, it will be forwarded to number crunches who will decide the level of inaccuracies on the documents. At that time, there will be a general idea as to if their was deceit and to what level. Much after interviewing the accused and interviewing complaintants.
Then they start to build a case to end the case. But as far as 'justice' goes, there will be very little for those hurt by this. I truly believe they have done more harm than good by going after CKYS for the little guy.
If you are ok with the 'bad guy' going to jail for a few months and re-entering his life pretty much scratch free, then fine. But without a civil case against the guy and the company, there will be no restitution toward the gen pub.
UNLESS of course they decide to make an example of him AND start cracking down on AS MANY of these penny stocks as they can get their hands on making sure they are on the up and up - THEN it will make a difference. But until then, any losses are just that. A loss. I don't believe for a second what people think is going to happen with thisk, will.
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