The whole purchase of Cresent was a sham engineered by TCA and IHSI to give the illusion that there was a real company, with real revenues, that IHSI could report.
The Special Purpose Vehicle that TCA told IHSI to set up to purchase Cresent was in fact CONTROLLED by TCA, not IHSI.
The owner of the "original" Cresent, Dewey Keith Gabriel has since set up shop under a similar name, and presumably now runs his business out of there.
The old Cresent is "in receivership"... AKA limbo, until such time as TCA and IHSI drop the sham.
IHSI can't legally make any claims to Cresent revenue, because, as the filing says-
But it provided cover for the billion share days where some convertible note holders could dump some shares... albeit mostly at .0001 (when their cost was around half that).
Dead company here, absent a massive reverse split, wiping out common holders of what little "worth" they may have left.