Replies to post #66784 on Indocan Resources Inc. (IDCN)

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Jeffrey Bruhjell's name and the SEC. At the May 2012 time of IDCN suspension, Bruhjell's name had just been in front of the sec for multiple reasons. Ash changed the tainted Indocan company name twice in May (I am not suugesting any defense to his actions), and the sec suspended Indocan within 2-3 weeks. Sec never ever ever moves that quickly. If anyone disagrees, show my ANYTHING to support such opposition, please! This suspension is routed to the Bruhjell games that he played when he found out that shareholders started a petition to overthrow him for stealing 2.5 billion shares at a make pretend 6/2011 shareholder meeting. Bruhjell tried to dump Indocan (and run with 2.5 billion illegal shares) before he was removed as director by the Laramie Wyoming courts. Bruhjell's 1st sale was in 9/2011 to Joseph Meuse. This Joseph Meuse, who who was nabbed by the SEC shortly thereafter in 12/2011 for fraudulent shell games: http://www.sec.gov/news/press/2011/2011-262.htm

Indocan was always a "dark" non-reporting empty shell (per Jeffrey Bruhjell's doing). After Bruhjell threw Meuse's name into the mix, then there were some 3 new directors who played "pass the shell" with IDCN (Nurmakamed, Debbie Bond & Alfonso Knoll). Otc did not match the wysos records and then came Teri Mathis changing the Indocan website and talking about a reverse merger. The Laramie default judgement got released and then came a spitting match about who legally owned the shell. If that all was not bad enough for the sec to step in, we had Jeffrey Bruhjell's sister indicted while part of her claim was that Jeffrey Bruhjell was being investigated by the sec and she had already stuffed her clients' stolen money into Bruhjell's Indocan scam. http://finance.yahoo.com/mbview/threadview/?v=m&bn=62296&D=L

Keep in mind, Robin Brass and brother Jeffrey Bruhjell were the sole officers of The BBR Group scam. BBR was mentioned in Brass' hearing numerous times (and Jeffrey Bruhjell was the 2nd director who fraudulently misspelled his name as "Brutjell" on BBR documents). http://www.bizapedia.com/nv/THE-BBR-GROUP-LLC.html

If Miller's info was so "false," then why didn't Jeffrey Bruhjell show up for court to fight it and say: "Gee court judge, I sold the empty shell and did nothing wrong" ? I will tell you: It is because Bruhjell had no defense. Indocan had more skeletons due to Bruhjell and the sec should have yanked it back in 2005 when Bruhjell touted false involvement in the Stiles Abeline fraud scandal (and at the same time) Jeffrey Bruhjell received a cease & desist order from PA for an illegal IDCN public offering selling Indocan shares for $2.50 when it was trading at .0004. If Bruhjell was such an honest business person, he would not have avoided the court like it was the plague. Fatty ran fast and that speaks for his lack of character and soul.

Now, let's put blame where it belongs: Jeffrey Bruhjell and his wife. They were the sole directors of the Indocan scam that never did a lick of business and never held an asset. Indocan was an investment vehicle personal atm for Bonnie & Clyde Bruhjell.

Last, was 7-8 weeks more than enough time to arrange an Indocan shareholders' meeting? Probably, possibly, maybe. I will say that Ash did work with the TA on correcting Bruhjell's messy s/s #'s. Ash got the Otc and Wysos updates done. I believe that IDCN was cooked already in very early 2012 due to Bruhjell.

Why didn't KA hold the court ordered stock older meeting?
Why did KA change the name of Idocan TWICE without holding a stock holder meeting or file FINRA?
Why did William S. Miller and Kenneth R Ash JR file false information with the WY court?
Believe all these things caused the SEC to suspend IDCN. Thanks so much MR. KA

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You may as well ask why is Ken fat, why does Ken tell lies and why does he avoid communication?

This is how dodgy people behave yorkie.

Ken's conduct once he was appointed custodian had all the hallmarks of sabotaging the shell so he could escape investor clamor for something real to be done which would have required his time, effort and money.

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I wonder what the former Indocan secretary Angie Harrison Bruhjell is doing these days. Oh wait, I forgot, there were no books to keep when she was titled the Indocan "secretary." Sorry, my error.