First off, SNTX is not listed as a shell in any filings, they portray a normal business with no change in control. The price adjustment to the upside for all OTC knows could be from current operations. Secondly, Leal is not listed as CEO in any of them either, nor is he even listed as a shareholder. That won't come into existence until the next quarterly is filed sometime in March. We are more likely to see this the annual report. My point is he could very well just hire a new attorney and auditor to open and evaluate the current books now that he is CEO and start the uplist of the company in its current state. If the former management had no issues with making him CEO, I'd doubt they would prevent him from doing this if they can get paid in the long run. JMHO
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