The Commission filed an injunctive action on March 31, 2004, against Colorado resident Michael B. Johnson, his Colorado-based accounting firm, Michael Johnson & Co., LLC (Johnson & Co.), American Television and Film Company f/k/a Winners Internet Network, Inc. (Winners), a Nevada corporation, and Florida resident David C. Skinner, Jr., Winners' former president and chairman of the board of directors. The Commission's complaint alleges that between December 1999 and December 2000, Winners and Skinner carried out a scheme to defraud investors by filing reports and a registration statement with the Commission containing false financial statements that fraudulently overstated Winners' revenues, income, assets and cash inflows and understated expenses. According to the complaint, Johnson and Johnson & Co. assisted in the scheme by performing a range of accounting functions for Winners, including purporting to audit financial statements they had previously prepared for Winners. Further, between January and October 2000, Skinner and Winners reviewed or disseminated three promotional "analyst reports" containing baseless financial projections.
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