Frizzell states in his brief that he has documentation showing 320,350,228,958 shares in certificate form (unknown date for this number) and an OBO list showing 67,009,739,337 shares held by Objecting Beneficial Owners (unknown date for this number). He also states he has faxes of account statements that reflect 455 billion shares (unknown dates for these statements) He adds these together and states that he has a count of 837,359,968,295 shares which number exceeds the total authorized issued number of 703 billion shares.
What he doesn’t state is the dates of these various counts or whether or not his fax count includes any of the OBO shares thereby double reporting these shares. By not giving the dates, there is no way to evaluate whether or not these various counts reflect accurate numbers to count a total from. From previous statements by Frizzell, it would appear that the OBO and NOBO (which he hasn’t seen fit to release) are later counts than the dates of the fax counts. The cert count also appears to be subsequent to the fax counts. This would lead to an erroneous total count. Therefore the total count stated in his brief has no validity and cannot be relied on.
Any auditor would just throw all this unverifiable junk in the trash.
None of the above has anything to do with failing to file and the court has already ruled that any statements re NSS will not be taken as evidence in this case. Therefore the majority of Frizzell’s brief is just eye candy for his clients and CMKX will most likely be revoked in the near future.
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