Why KTCC closed at 4 1/2 -13/16 (15.29%). Hiller Group.
The Hiller Group also took over Advanced Gravis with Mike Cooper,
former Sr. VP Hiller Group and Keytronics. Immediately after leaving
Keytronics Cooper drove Gravis into insolvency through alleged
criminal gross neglince, violations of corporate opportunity,
false and fraudulent proxy, false and fraudulent tender offer, wherein
Mike Cooper ulitimately engineered a 'hostile' takeover of his own
company, again, pursuant to alleged fraud, by American Brands (Jim Beam,
Benson & Hedges; now politically correct known as Fortune Brands;
NYSE:AMB), which consummated in January 1997. Despite driving the
stock to $C.40/share, Mike Cooper was retained by American Brands as a
group manager of American Brands' ACCO Kensington Gravis division,
confirming said allegations of fraudulent tender, fraudulent proxy
pursuant to said tender i.e. American Brands is covering their ass
for the alleged fraudulent takeover of Gravis spearheaded by the
Canadian law firm of McCarthy Tetrault and alleged penny stock boiler
room, Groome Capital Management ref/ Xentel (C.XII), Unicomm Signal
(threads on the SI), et al, Richard Groome, Grant Furlane, et al.
Mike Cooper, of the Hiller Group, held no shares in Gravis as its CEO,
and took a $250,000 annual salary and a $60,000 bonus this past year
he claimed insolvency.
The issues of facts pursuant to said allegations reside on the SI at
exchange2000.com (OTC:GRVSF) available
on yahoo for quotes/news. Keytronics' Hiller Group were kept apprised
of said allegations throughout said time period with no response,
as a matter of record.
The street knows this. |
