IMHO, I don't believe that RO only gave the company one dark shell to review. I am willing to bet that he gave them several to choose from, but ultimately, the company probably made the choice of picking DOLV. I can't believe the management would let RO make the final decision on which dark shell to buy. IMHO, based upon when RO became the IR, it looks like the company hired him to find the shell and then needed help with the RM, so they brought him on board as the IR. IMHO, DOLV appeared to be the cleanest of the dark shells that were provided to the company, so Dequn purchased it. It wasn't until the attorneys and/or the accountants noticed that there were 54 million shares that appeared to have been given out for work that was never performed, that they noticed it wasn't as clean as first thought. This will be straightened out and the shares will probably be returned to the Treasury. Only a minor setback which cost some money that will probably be borne by the loser of the suit.
IMHO, they were probably aware of the scam that was perpetrated prior to the time they bought it, but they weren't keeping the name, so that didn't matter to them. Again, that involved individuals, not the shell and is unrelated to their purchase. With the name change and the ticker change, this matter would be in the past.
Management will release what they plan to release under the new name and ticker and we will be golden.
DOLV, patient, golden, long and strong.
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