Technically no, they wouldnt have to file.
The O/S was 964,000,000 so the percent of shares they owned wouldn't have triggered a filing.
But when they canceled and retired 400,000,000 shares on October 4, 2007 after the merger, then yes they had to file with the SEC and that will be reflected in the 8K.
It's really incredible to me, Peacock and company had all the angles figured out.
Consider this, the pre-escrow O/S was only 77,000,000 shares.
The last share count on this board alone was 345,000,000 shares.
Think about all the shares not owned by people on this board.
I would NOT want to be short this stock right now.