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Monday, 04/11/2011 1:30:52 PM

Monday, April 11, 2011 1:30:52 PM

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The only thing at this point that will make investors satisfied is to see justice being carried out.

Dean Janes, a CEO of a publicly traded company, violated the SEC Act of 1934, by misleading investors during numerous conference calls and not publicizing material information about the company.

Many of his words gave investors enough conviction to buy this stock. They relied on the words of a CEO. Just like analysts rely on the guidance of companies for their future financial projections.

Dean Janes needs to get whats coming to him. A lot of people close to him made millions and we know how.