Replies to post #213774 on DD Support Board and Research Team

[bar1080]

"what were they talking about for 90 minutes in a truck in February in Minnesota?"

Perhaps Myre demanded a reasonable explanation for the total disappearance of the $3.7 million. The Dahmens had no good explanation and could offer no plan for restoring the loss, but they had TEN great reasons to drag out the conversation.

Also note: "Myre, who ran the company from his home, sent investors falsified accounting documents and statements showing that the fund was "earning consistently positive returns. In actuality, the Fund engaged in very little investment activity at all and often lost money on the trades it did make."

So it's hard to think Myre was completely innocent. The saga is ongoing. "According to the lawsuit, the SEC is working to figure out who is responsible for the men's estates."

[7-5-2023] https://themessenger.com/news/minnesota-men-who-died-in-murder-suicide-ran-sham-firm-ripped-off-investors-sec

[janice shell]

Yes, I did notice that. It must have been quite a video. Nine rounds for two people and one for Myre, in the cab of a truck, must have made quite a mess. But I still find it weird that the three of them sat in the truck for 90 minutes before Myre suddenly went off.

As to who was the "mastermind", I'm not sure. It was he who cooked up the fake account statements for investors. It isn't clear to me who was doing the trading, but apparently not much trading was done. Myre also kept more of the money for himself.