The moment Tim kept delaying the release of the 10K back in May 2019, should have been a hint that he was up to no good and facilitating the conversions for his lenders. 24% interest and 24% penalty on a $750,000 note! That's almost $375,000 of free money while the original note never got paid off by a cent!
This is where the real damage took place.
May, June, July until they released the 10K.
Anything after though, debt was manageable. But it was too late for those that invested $25,000+ into the company.
IMO