Quote: “wmi-lt’, … that CLOSED and was Many Years Ago as Court Ordered … The Release Documents Were Specific and Cusip Designated and There WERE Two Bankruptcy’s … the First of the Two BK’s Filed, the “Debtor in Possession” Has Not Been Completed … “NOT YET” Is this true”
* WMILT: finished. Final decree Dec 20, 2019; case noted closed Jan 23, 2020; final cash paid Jan 10, 2020; no further distributions. Delaware District
* Release ballots: yes, CUSIP-specific & owner-specific (eligibility only, not proof of payout).
* “Two bankruptcies”: the two Debtors (WMI and WMI Investment Corp.) filed one jointly administered Chapter 11; WMB (the bank) was not in bankruptcy—FDIC receivership. FDIC+2SEC+2
* “DIP not completed”: false. The Debtors operated as DIP under §§1107/1108 until Plan effectiveness; the case was later closed by final decree. Nothing remains “open.”
Receipts (one-liners)
* WMILT 2018 10-K: shows cash/reserves; equity behind Class 18; escrow shares off-balance-sheet.
* Final wind-down 8-K/notice + PR: announces final $39M Class 18 distribution; winding down; no more.
* Ballots: Fidelity index + Class 22 ballot explicitly CUSIP-specific & includes Release election.
* FDIC on WMB: receivership page—no projected distributions to sub debt or equity/WMI.
Bottom line:?Your first sentence (WMILT closed years ago) = true. The rest (a second uncompleted “DIP” case still running) = not true. There isn’t a parallel, still-open bankruptcy delivering future money to WMI escrows. The only way your prediction becomes true is if everyone receives a distribution..