If he is owed money, I wonder how long it will be before he files a lawsuit. Didn't I hear he had a law degree? If so, that could be very problematic for AAPT. Especially if he has information a certain governmental agency would be interested in. And, if they can't pay him, they most likely can't pay the auditors either.
You might just be right about the Q3 10Q coming in around March 2014. As I've said before, I don't think B&L have any use for the filings until the PPS is high and stable enough to support PP share sales. I can't imagine anyone willing to invest in restricted shares at this price and volatility. Why be compliant when you can't sell shares? They have to just be hoping extremely limited sales will get them through. Good luck with that.