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Re: B*A*N*K*E*R post# 214395

Saturday, 02/12/2011 6:36:55 PM

Saturday, February 12, 2011 6:36:55 PM

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Bang on with your posts today T. What folks need to simply understand is that a prosecuting attorney is not going to make a case before a GJ if he/she isn't certain of an indictment. Once an indictment against Dean is handed down, Dean will no longer be in a position to interfere with QASP business so Jeff and Owens can proceed on schedule with the merger and normal company business. Civil cases, should they arise, are secondary to a criminal case although the plaintiff in a civil case can use a criminal case outcome as evidence of wrongdoing in the civil matter to strengthen their case. As you said, Dean's pride and ego have gotten in his way. When Dean took QASP public, he no longer owned the company, the shareholders did. He refused to accept that. As the saying goes, "there is none so blind as he who will not see".

Makamai