Replies to post #63908 on Indocan Resources Inc. (IDCN)

[lbdave]

I've been around the markets for a long time, and still find it hard to believe how the crooks can steal billions of dollars, then ride off into the sunset in most cases. Here is a perfect example of one who bought a cash cow (shell) then sold billions of shares to people based on false and misleading press releases about the company's future, simply to support his jet-setting life style. IMO, toward the end of his journey he was using money made from the sell of stock to invest in gold (his personal scheme for personal gain) then sell the now tainted cash cow to someone else, as he drifts off to never never land to enjoy his ill-gotten riches. Pretty sad!!!!!

[space1230]

Many of us have questioned that. In a clean, typical sell of a shell company, the original seller will have zero contact & zero info on who the broker sells the shell to. It is preposterous for the shell to get sold off twice & then have JRB go right to the website & state "They will be keeping some of the solar activities and doing some mining as well." That makes not an ounce of sense, whatsoever! Let us even say that JRB "happened" to know the new owner ... there is not even 1 reason (in existence) that would prompt JRB to state a "hint" on the new owner's future business. 1st off, he should not have any connection & should not know anything about the future (now current) owner.

The only logical explanation (that I can find) is that JRB used the broker, Meuse, as a "middle man" to sell the shell to a "friend," "acquaintance" or a "family member" of some sort. Why though?? Tells me that JRB had to get his name off this shell? Why though??...didn't JRB just assign himself at least a billion shares a month earlier? He ran away right after that without maximizing his profit? Nahhh, someone's was on his tail --the only logical reason.

You think they have a connection to JRB or just through the broker?