As far as legal advice is concerned it just seems more appropriate to let the Illinois Attorney General's office review the information and take action or turn it over to Florida authorities or the SEC.
I would imagine prior case law will reveal whether the State of Florida where HPTG is incorporated or the state of Illinois where Pro Star Freight Systems is incorporated would be the proper venue for investigation and prosecution. Since Pro Star Freight Systems is a wholly-owned subsidiary of HPTG, I'm not yet sure how the venue works out.
There won't be any cost involved letting a particular State's Attorney General's office review the matter or refer the case to the SEC.
I think there's plenty of proof that the company is healthy, however, that has nothing to do with what Zaric has done (relating to false statements in a press release involving a publicly traded company).
Yes, I've spoken to plenty of owner-operators and actual employees at Pro Star Freight Systems. I never heard anything negative relating to business prospects and activities.
We do not have a stock transfer agent anymore so the overall share count is unknown to anyone other than Mr. Zaric (or the whomever he designates to handle that information). The actual Book value of the company is unknown. Obviously just to simplify it, we need to know all assets held by the company all liabilities cash flow things of that nature that we've all been denied by the lack of financial reporting... At last count, there were roughly 404 million shares outstanding. My broker now shows 366 million shares outstanding... We have no way of knowing if either of those numbers are correct. And yes, there is a risk of further dilution if/when Zaric executes his GoldenShare (Greenshoe Warrant).
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