There is money hidden in his various private businesses, businesses setup for his daughter and probably other places, like this new company on the old Carson lot. The question how much is funneled where. The FDIC will eventually get their share, after a lengthy court case, where Lienard will state he doesn't have the money. The FDIC will get their money and then Lienard will again say that there is nothing left.
The shareholders best chance of getting anything will be uniting as one in a case. Holding out for Mark to do the right thing is the worst mistake one could make. He's already washed his hands of the shareholders at this point. By all accounts, he never cared to be public to begin with and just used the system and the shareholders to raise as much capital as possible and then go into hiding, not paying account, loans, etc.
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