So this thing that came from a losing bidder whining about the process they went through with PWC somehow is considered as credible as the court documents? Given that nobody filed any objections in either court for the sale to the JV nor presented a "better deal" to either PWC or the secured creditors (who watched the whole process, we do know that, right????), it becomes irrelevant. And, playing the game being played here, if that guy is "telling the truth" (LOL!!!!!), then either PWC lied to him (and he had a very good opportunity to correct it through the courts) or PWC lied to two federal judges, the shareholders, and the secured creditors in all their disclosures, motions, etc., up to and including the recovery payments to the secured creditors and closure of the proceedings.
That's really ridiculous to even suggest, that somehow PWC has masterminded some huge bankruptcy fraud that will somehow, in the end, make all the shareholders rich.
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