Divine Madcap: That's my point. With the CEO admitting that fraud occurred, but it wasn't him, pretty much damns Cyberkey's case. In the eyes of the SEC, any fraud committed by a companies officers (and a comptroller is an officer), is fraud committed by the company. Look at USXP - The company got fined just about 21M, yet the CEO who committed all of the infractions got nailed for about 3.5M.