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JimofRidge

09/03/19 7:55 AM

#2993 RE: BriarPatch #2991

Do you know how to read the public records that state in no uncertain terms that the CEO and his wife agreed to a plea bargain to avoid criminal prosecution. You are still trying to save face! You backed a company that thought it was so smart! They had lots of licenses and were going to be a home run when pot was made legal. Too bad pot is a long way off from being legal and now the company is reduced to selling off licenses just to keep their doors open. I find it amazing that someone would buy their dispensaries when you guys can't make them work. I guess anyone else can make them work or else why would they buy them?

JimofRidge

09/03/19 8:02 AM

#2994 RE: BriarPatch #2991

Your DD is BS and completely worthless! Do you know how to read the trial outcome decision summaries. Your CEO and his wife agreed to a plea agreement to avoid criminal prosecution. They had to return the monies that were illegally received! This agreement was all Golden Leaf needed to know the merger was a terrible idea. Thank you Magnum for providing all the great information!

JimofRidge

09/03/19 9:18 AM

#2996 RE: BriarPatch #2991

This is a small insert of the info because you selectively left out what the Petersons actual agreed to in the plea bargain. They were named as defendants in a fraud case that wiped out the shareholders when the company went bankrupt! They defrauded IEAM shareholders and investors. The CEO went to prison. Your summary presented is some paragraph and not from the court filed documents You continue to lie about the actual outcome. I only point this out so our shareholders are aware of you and how you operate!

JimofRidge

09/03/19 10:30 AM

#2999 RE: BriarPatch #2991

This entire proceeding came about because individuals including Peterson and his wife committed fraud and caused a company into bankruptcy which completely wiped out all the shareholders. If they had done the honest thing, they would have gone to the CEO, informed him that some of his employees were committing stock fraud and walked away knowing they had done a good deed. That didn't happen! They got over $300,000 from the sale of illegally obtain stock from the CEO as part of their agreement not to go to the authorities. They were named in the bankruptcy proceedings which was provided here and you can see what kind of fraudulent actions they were doing. There is nothing to defend here! What is missing is the final written agreement by the defendants ( their plea agreement ) that allowed them to escape criminal prosecution! Again I only present this info so our shareholders are aware of how this individual functions and that he has a negative agenda against Golden Leaf Holdings!