DNAprint Genomics (DNAG)

[Porgie Tirebiter]

Interesting indeed!

Here we have a landlord who was uncomfortable enough that he felt the need to do a little research beyond the norm, which led him to Mr. Gannon. We can only assume that the landlord did this because he had found that he could no longer contact the company by either knocking on the door, or phoning the people he was accustomed to conducting business with. This sort of supports the conclusion that the principals have "flown the coop".

Now we have a happy landlord, who obviously has obtained that which generally makes landlords happy. Dan, I hope you were smart enough to obtain a note senior to Dutchess.

Now, but then again, if the landlord had put the broken SNiP machine out on the curb, this might lead to an unfavorable report from "Fox" (Thank you again for taking the time!) which might not do well for share price. So perhaps the rent is a small enough investment, when compared with the potential to be made in share price increase, to keep the ruse of an active company in place.

Fascinating.