1. The reinstatement and merger could have easily been done simply by "de facto." After five years of inactivity, you file the papers and nobody notices. I noticed.
2. But the real problem is, even if the Louisiana deal was legit, they merged this into a NON-PUBLIC Nevada fresh corp. It should have been done the opposite way, the Nevada going into the public corp. Because they essentially made this non-public and NASD normally yanks the trading symbol in this type of case. That is, the Nevada corp., which is now the parent corp., has no market maker, has no 15c211, and is a private company. So there should be no trading. This is most likely why they never told Pink Sheets or NASD.
Good luck! Very dangerous play.