Binzur - you didn't respond to my post. I quote law not to intimidate. Only guilty are intimidated by legal quotes.
With respect to a legal entity that may or may not have been used in a transaction, that may or may not have been completed, the fact that it is in "default" is no proof of anything other than they have not paid filing fees.
No more no less.
Facts - not opinions that are claimed to be facts.
We have no evidence whatsoever that this entity was used. Often lawyers will create an entity and then decide, for tax reasons or otherwise, to do something different in the merger and acquisition process.
I do agree that there should be an answer, but you, clearly, do not have it.