"Quantic said they had no contact with SLI management for the last eighteen months,at that time!"
I assume that you have a written statement to that effect from Quantec? Please scan and post it. It still would not be fraud!
"The Proof has been documented,many know of this!"
No proof has ever been documented about wash trades. The only thing we know is that someone was very smart in dumping shares prior to the bad results (trading on insider information). The fact of the matter is that there are 1000's of retail investors and unless you subpoenaed the trading records from each institution for each retail trade on the days in question then you have no proof. RBC to RBC or TD to TD as example could be person A selling to person B. It proves nothing. So I assume that based on your confidence someone has subpoenaed the trading records for these traders FROM the banks (LOL). Please post your proof that you have done this. Trading on insider information is highly probable. Wash trading is very unlikely.
"Withholding that information is fraud without a doubt!"
No, not really. In some cases it might be but not all. Do you have proof that Lori personally had a financial gain by withholding said information?
"Selling this property to the CEO's former business partner for a ''small fraction'' of the true value,without shareholder approval is fraud! This transaction required a vote from the shareholders,that is the law!"
That might be fraud. I assume that because you have called it a fraud you have already had a third party give you and independent evaluation of that property? So you can post that evaluation for us to read and compare the value with what the property sold for? Buying and selling insignificant properties does not require shareholder approval.
This is not a game. If you want to accuse someone of being a criminal you best be able to back it up with more than lip service!
