Replies to post #59337 on Medinah Minerals (MDMN)

[Beth0515]

Don't even give it a thought that the FBI will get involved in anything that has to do with MDMN. First off you have to give them proof of something illegal not just management problems, none of which you have. All that I have seen on this board is pure supposition.
Secondarily any agency that has any authority in this venue has much bigger fish to fry than MDMN

Pretty much spot on. Stockholders expecting any type of federal intervention with an off the radar Chilean mining stock are deluding themselves. Caveat emptor is obviously the rule when swimming in this pool.

They couldn't and didn't get LP years ago because they had nothing.

No, that is patently and factually untrue. Price and counsel made a skillful defense. My brother is a United States Attorney, and while I'm not necessarily a defender of much with respect to government, I can assure you that there was substantial evidence against Price before the state would have prosecuted.

Jury trials involving security fraud and investment malfeasance are notoriously difficult to prosecute. Laypeople get bored and sleepy quite easily.

Price got lucky, as he was caught red-handed. Please don't pretend he is some type of innocent choirboy. From what I hear from Vancouver/Howe Street, there is a lengthy and sordid history of poor behavior, including but not limited to license revocation, but I don't believe further discussion or rehash benefits anyone.