LOL... whether the examiner answers my questions or not is irrelevant as he needs to answer the questions he discovered as far as discrepant data that appears to be out of place.
I don't think and maybe I missed it, but he didn't write anything about fraudulent conveyance did he?
if the questions asked are not answered, then there can be no settlement for commons, since commons would be expendable and the last in line for any hand outs left. What ever is deemed appropriate will be divided amongst debt and bond holders first, trust, preferred shareholders and commons last if there is anything to divide.
maybe a civil suit against the FDIC for fraudulent conveyance might then be in order for commons to get their rightful share of the bounty.