Several thoughts:
1. I don't know about anyone who did a private placement. The documents that I have fowarded to many by email were first sent to me by another shareholder. This person indicated that he had previously sent this information to Strongus.
2. Before the r/s I personally had more than 5% based upon the 300,000,000 outstanding
3. Most important. I had previously mentioned, maybe in a PM to some, but possibly a public posting (can't remember) that one of my sons is a partner in a very prestigious litigation firm, with its home office in Houston. The firm does major corporate litigation, representing both plaintiffs and defendants. I think that their minimum requirements are that a case must have a cause of action of at least 5 million dollars. They are way to expensive if you are paying by the hour, and a contingency case really needs to be big, and, most important, against a defendant(s) that you could collect from.
However, I'd like to run this by my son, and furnish him with the information that we would send to the SEC setting forth our complaint, although for these purposes it need not be in final form. Just stating the really proveable points of the fraud and misrepresentations made, as well as the various connections between Jerry and his group and their multiple companies.
Additionally, and this would be for any lawyer who we wanted to file a lawsuit on our collective behalf, we need to know how much money is involved regarding what we have paid and/or lost with this stock. Therefore, in total confidence, may I suggest that everyone who has sold and had a verifiable lost, as well as all others who are still holding stock and have a paper loss at this time, send me the information by email so I can add up the monetary numbers and let the lawyers know what is involved. Are we talking about 2 million, 5 million or 10 million? It makes a difference.
I also know several other prominent litigators in NYC, one that has previously taken a matter on a contingency. But that was against a major corporation, so he knew that a recovery could be collected.
In any event, this is something we eventually need to do, and put together for lawyers that would sue to try and get our money back. Whatever the SEC does will be great, but unless it forces the bad guys to cough up some money for us, the only way we can possibly get repaid for this investment is by suing Jerry and his gang. OR, AMGG takes off.
Let me know your thoughts. For those that do not have my email address:
sandyrossnyc@ix.netcom.com
AI
