VERY IMPORTANT POST, IMO.
I just completed a half hour call with Glenn Andrews, president of LEFT BEHIND RECOVERY, LLC .
He was kind enough to respond to my voicemail and he told me the following:
He was assured by the principals of ACLH, Kidder, Anderson and Shipley that ACLH and their attorney had a two hour phone meeting with the SEC this morning.
During that meeting the attorney furnished the SEC with answers and documentation that ACLH
believes satisfies the SEC's expressed concerns that led to the suspension in trading.
Including:
1. Tests were conducted by BP
2. Results were reported as favorable by BP
3. Documentation to that effect was furnished to SEC.
That is all that Andrews knows. Because of what he was assured he does NOT feel that the
stock will be adversely effected when it resumes trading. That's HIS opinion. The joint
venture remains unaffected by this SEC issue.
(Andrews also assured me that "Kidder was blindsided by the SEC question" on the radio interview and that
Kidder received notification of the suspension in an email after the question had been asked.
We're looking at about 8:20 PDT for that email. Take it or leave it.)
Neither Andrews nor I know whether or not the SEC can or must lift suspension before the specified
period if documentation satisfies their concerns.
Now, please understand that this is the extent of my conversation with Mr. Andrews and there is nothing I can add
no matter how may questions any of you post. And no, I will not share his cell # for the simple reason that
I don't want him besieged with phone calls from ACLH investors who he won't be able to say anything more to than
he said to me..
I asked him if he would give me a call if he learned anything further that was not PR'd by ACLH. he indicated that
he would do so.
Sure, I'm skeptical about ACLH after the disastrous CC's and the suspension of trading. But I do feel somewhat
better after the phone conversation indicating that an ACLH attorney is communicating with the SEC.
Andrews is NOT a shareholder, but he "has a direct line to Kidder" and he has no impression or
evidence that the situation is other than described to him and recounted by me.
