This demonstrates that without the facts you can not possibly win and Judge Graham Mullen dismissed the United States Securities and Exchange Commission's ("SEC") case against John Mangan, Jr. that alleged 10B-5 insider trading. The case focused on a single trade made more than six years ago in 2001 when Mangan worked for the Charlotte office of Friedman, Billings, Ramsey ("FBR").
We know for a fact that the guilty party at CMKX has already been given an easy sentence, however what should have been added to the sentencing is a timeline when payments are to be made say $1Million per month till its paid off else Jail will be the next option. Instead they got off easy and we have to go searching for the assets ourselves, once they have been located the judge will allocate them back in the company name.
I doubt that UC was smart enough to take the money, hence he is not in jail at this point in time and is instead assisting in the recovery of the assets. Think about it.
The Law can be used to soemones advantage as has been proven over and over, and it is the better lawyer that usually wins and not who is right. This is why it is so vital that we have not just pieces of information proving something as this will be dismissed by a better lawyer, but a complete picture of what has transpire and this is why its taking so long for Bill to put this puzzle together.
CMKX will be back soon !!!
You can take that to the Bank
AI
