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You're saying that if you were an SEC prosecutor looking at these public facts, you wouldn't be interesting in investigating? Really? Again: I admit that the

You're saying that if you were an SEC prosecutor looking at these public facts, you wouldn't be interesting in investigating? Really? Again: I admit that the innocent explanation is possible. I just don't think, given the circumstances, that it seems likely.

sokoloff 6y ago
With an absence of evidence of wrongdoing, I assume innocence by default. Perhaps this is where we differ. By all means, the SEC will look into this (as they should), but I’d wager that DFV is not going to be found guilty.