I notice that the FSDLS thing is being re-hashed again. That was a dead issue by late 2008, about the time that the DNAPrint principles were quietly abandoning ship. I took it as a last ditch effort by them to wring some value out of the IP before Dutchess foreclosed. Sort of trying to sneak it out the back door. A few people tried to warn the investors that they were being screwed, but of course such people are dismissed as "bashers". Too bad.
I'm thinking that Gabriel probably pulled the FSDLS out of the wastebasket and presented it to the "big shareholder" as a sort of viable business plan when the "big shareholder" finally woke up to the fact that he had invested in a defunct business. They certainly didn't want the "big shareholder" to cut and run while they still had some of the A.S. left to bleed out to the market.
I really have nothing to add, I had business in Sarasota in those days, and was able to do some "feet on the street" research, and it was kind of fun. I have no idea when I'll get back there, but I doubt there is anything to see. I hope Mr. Yonker has found a new tenant for the space. And it looks like Dr. Frudakis has moved on and no longer is to be found sipping coffee at Whole Foods.
Has anyone considered the possibility that Dutchess has marketed, and or licensed the I.P? I mean, that's what I would have done if I were them.
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