So how should Sutton be held accountable?
He clearly knows 'the game' very well...far better than he knows his fiduciary duty to shareholders.
He's created at least two penny stock deals to grossly enrich himself (and may be setting up a third right now).
He's shrewd enough to not primarily make his loot by selling all his personally owned or controlled stock; rather, he sells an abundance of corporate stock into the market so as to allow himself to simply fee the hell out of the companies to his substantial benefit.
The illusion of legitimate 'start-up' companies, periodic filings, and well thought out 'exit strategies' for himself will all assist in keeping the SEC at bay.
Legal remedies, civil or criminal, are equally unlikely.
So it doesn't leave a whole lot of options available for him to be held accountable for the errors of his ways.
But he does need to understand that his 'business model', that has been designed to ensure his own success off the backs of innocent people, is NOT acceptable.
Might I suggest a visit from Vinnie and Bobo would help him understand that it's NOT OK to conduct business this way?
I'm prepared to put them on retainer and schedule 'a meeting'.
Sometimes it's the only option...and I've found it to be exceedingly effective in the past in bringing me at least some level of 'satisfaction' in places like Vancouver, Calgary, and Los Angeles (he's fortunate I don't live or work in NYC as it's not a market I've conducted 'business' in before...but I'm sure I could find people that do, have, and will).
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