Hugh, the quoted material below is from an article on Mel Robinson of Systems Evolution and Jim Bolt. Robinson and Bolt were Golf Entertainment. Bolt as the front amn and Robinson as the equity control per Genesis Trust. Note the share distribution per a lawsuit between the group. Sound like the Foster claims in the present suit NIR suit? Steven Humphries belongs in jail and is no good guy in this pic. Scammers turned on scammers in this case to get rid of Humphries and move full control to Robinson and group in my opinion. Robinson and group which includes Charles Foster needed to set up a reason to transfer their newly created shares. Again, in my opinion. After understandin the players here now go back and read the claims in the NIR v Systems Evolution Complaint. Does it see a little odd that it's all about Humphries screwing Foster and not much at all about NIR? Does it make more sense now when I say prosecutors need to deal with Humphries ASAP?
"Our joint investigation has led to the following major findings regarding Golf Entertainment dba Sienna Broadcasting.
* The Company engaged in a series of what seems to be sham asset transactions that served no purpose other than to inflate the value of balance sheet assets.
* Although the company denies a "material relationship" with Genesis Trust, a non-profit trust involved in the asset transactions and the current majority shareholder of Golf stock, there are in fact so many personal and business overlaps between the two as to make them indistinguishable.
* The company announced a "fully subscribed" $5 million stock placement with a non-existent organization.
* Officers and Directors of both the company and of the Genesis trust have a history of multiple felony convictions involving, among other things, mail fraud and wire fraud.
* What appears to be a very friendly "fraud" lawsuit brought by the Genesis Trust against the company resulted in the transfer of fifteen million free trading shares-two thirds of the company's outstanding shares after the transfer- to the Genesis Trust. The suit and its settlement by the company were not announced until months after the fact.* The company issued multiple press releases that we have found to be significantly at variance with fact.
* Immediately upon settlement of the suit, Genesis hired multiple promoters and appears to have begun disposing of shares on the open market.
* The Company employed an accountant who at the time of his engagement was charged by the SEC with two counts of accounting irregularity, including overvaluing assets obtained through stock purchase agreements. The accountant has subsequently been prohibited from participating in SEC filings."
