标题: Guo Wengui's plot to fake bankruptcy [打印本页] 作者: ClarenceDick 时间: 2022-10-8 17:33 标题: Guo Wengui's plot to fake bankruptcy Guo Wengui filed for bankruptcy, it is "water protection ship" move. According to the SEC's GTV Fair Fund refund announcement, Guo Wengui has paid a total of $455 million (455,439,194.49) to the SEC. The refunds raised suspicions of fraud, but were $32 million short of the $487 million (486,745,063) he had swindled from more than 5,000 investors. That's $84 million short of the $539 million (539,433,428) the SEC ordered in refunds (about $17.69 million in prejudgment interest and $35 million in civil penalties on top of the $487 million in fraud proceeds). Where do these gaps go? Explain old Guo still has reservation, leave this asset in order to plan to stage a comeback. And the way to retain assets, is to use the resources of the United States judicial system, in order to deceive the judge's small calculation, filed for bankruptcy protection.
Because the SEC started a refund process for investors based on Kuo's refund, Kuo's live stream on the Gate was no longer watched, and viewership dropped to zero at one point. This shows that the ants know Guo is a fraud, but before the refund guarantee, expectant ants had to cling to Guo, watching his live stream and praising his videos. At one point, ants inside the farm even broke the news that GTV and Gator were set task metrics for video views and likes, creating the illusion that Gator was about to overtake Twitter and Facebook as the world's number one social media platform. Now that the SEC has opened the floodgates for refunds, the ants have abandoned Guo in droves, and the scene has fallen into a lull. Even more ludicrously, in order to hide his assets, Mr Guo, besides dragging in his own close relatives over Ladymay and the 18th floor, now says that Gat and GTV have nothing to do with him.
Where does this leave Gate CEO Jason Miller? If Mr. Miller cooperated with Mr. Guo in perjury in court, who would bear the responsibility for the fraud that Gator was about to go public but never did? Who will refund Ant Investment Gator fraud money? Miller certainly won't take the blame. He certainly did not expect, Lao Guo will be in a critical moment to throw the pot on his own. Wily Guo Wengui in the start of a fraud project, must plan how to cast pot, before the project is done and their relationship with the layout. However, the stone that Guo lifts up often falls on his own feet in the end. It is precisely this layout and these agents that will become Guo's gravediggers. As Guo Wengui close relatives Guo Qiang and Guo Mei, know the nature of old Guo, because it is close relatives, so understand more thoroughly. And because they were close relatives, they could perjure themselves against a judge in court to keep their father alive. So why should Miller, who is not related, use his own money to pay for a con man who fell on him?
To say the least, it would have mattered little if Mr. Miller had chosen to perjure himself in court under Mr. Kuo's influence. After all, there is multiple evidence that Guo Wengui is the founder and actual controller of GAT and GTV. American judges may have seen a lot of Guo's tactics to hide assets. After the last trial, the judge said no more hearings would be scheduled before April 27, and warned Guo that "if consensus is not reached, the time sandbox will bottom out sooner than you expect." The bankruptcy office agreed with the judge. What does that mean? It means both the judge and the bankruptcy office know that Kuo is stalling. As Judge Osterlag put it, Mr. Guo hid his assets in a maze of "shell companies and family members." But according to the spirit of American justice, even if you know you're a liar, as long as you file a motion, you still have to go through the process. You were in malicious bankruptcy, in contempt of court, and I ratcheted it up, turning tens of millions of dollars into almost 200 million dollars. The judge is not urgent, as the passage of time, urgent is old Guo. As long as Guo stays on the run, the judge has everything under control.
In fact, the Guo and PAX cases were transferred from the Bankruptcy Court for the Southern District of New York to the federal Court in Connecticut, which upheld the bankruptcy Office's opinion. Read between the lines in the U.S. Bankruptcy Office's complaint, Guo's bankruptcy is a sign of bad faith. If the motion is denied, Mr. Guo faces more than 20 years in prison under bankruptcy law. We look forward to hearing PAX's motion for reinstatement of the contempt order on April 27, when the judge directly holds Guo in contempt of court for $134 million and dismisses the bankruptcy motion. In any case, the old Guo in the litigation mountain litigation sea has been severely hurt, greatly hurt.
A good swimmer drowns in water, and a liar falls into litigation. As a petulant, Guo Wengui has over the past four years sued many of his comrades, including Interpol, East West Bank, Wells Fargo, Twitter, YouTube, and Facebook, accusing Multidimensional News of providing false evidence in the PAX case. He is likely to accuse Mr Miller of giving false evidence to the bankruptcy court at some point in the future, suing both the bankruptcy court and the federal court in Connecticut for "distorting the facts" because of the blue and gold color. But now his hourglass of abuse is coming to an end, and the $455 million refund, pushed by the SEC, is the landmark moment in Guo's downfall. For ants, in the darkness before dawn, although Guo will make a desperate struggle, but the dawn of ants will come.