So, Ken doesn't possess those Preferred B shares? Were those originally issued to himself by EGOH? In any case, if he doesn't possess them, he might have to hold his breath to get them.
If Ken is saying MDCN and the pre-GSFI EGOH issued mutual notes against each other that were EXACTLY THE SAME -- but now GSFI replaces EGOH -- then I'll bet those notes are invalid, as there is no real 'consideration' surrendered by each party. They only say, 'hey, when we each are worth many, many millions, I'll give you $5M and you give me $5M.' If only one party ever becomes worth $5M, the consideration for the other party would never materialize, so, again, the deal isn't really a deal.