I guess if you consider 200,000 shares of convertible preferred shares owned by a stock fraudster and 200,000 shares of convertible preferred shares owned by the stock fraudsters sons a non involvement then I guess the family Ray is no longer involved
probably doesn't matter that Dennis Alexander currently has reign over 3 public companies that he has run into the ground either
I would also assume that the fact that the company has 3.9MM in convertible debt won't make a difference either.
Just try and push the fact that EFIR alone has a dozen law suits against them that range from breech of agreements to non payment of loans