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To: Steve1 who wrote (18803)8/21/2000 8:21:35 PM
From: Robert Marzullo  Read Replies (3) | Respond to of 19331
 
I find it difficult to believe that SEC halted the stock in May of 1999 and it took 14 months (June 23, 2000) to file a complaint against Murphy and the CFO.

Remember folks that their are naked shorting going on with our mm's(who has to file with the NASD) and we must not forget about oversea shorting too. Why did it take the SEC so long to file charges. 420 days is a very long time. Something just doesn't add up. People in order for DCI to continue operation it was vital for them to obtain financing and with the SEC halting the stock 14 months ago this made seeking financing an impossible task. DCTC was doom on May 3 1999 by the SEC's HALT. However, this halt, benefited shorts on both side of the Atlantic. It didn't help current shareholders.

For what reason, I have a hard time understanding this? Gee, this reminds me of the STARR investigation. The investigation went on for nearly 4 years and they finally got Clinton for not confessing he had sex at the White House. WOW!! What a disgrace on both side of the fence. And who suffer the most, American tax payers.

I have more comments but I decided, like Steve1, to wait after the shareholder meeting.

John Adam is running DCTC now. Let see if he can wrapped up this saga. BTW John, we are all tired of the "Curly Shuffle". It's time to shoot straight and no more BS. I'm already walking on stilts.