The 64-year-old Reichard, who was sued along with Coker Sr. in 2019 in a now-settled case regarding alleged business fraud involving a specialty foods retailer in North Carolina, did not return repeated requests for comment. His lawyer in the lawsuit had denied the plaintiff's claims of wrongdoing at the time the case was filed.
But the investments do not explain the bizarre steep rise of share prices of both Hometown International and E-Waste in the past year, particularly since E-Waste has no actual business. . The only other executive is Christine Lindemuth, 46, an administrator and a teacher at the same high school, which is close to the deli.
Jaclin, who was disbarred as a lawyer and sanctioned by the SEC for his actions, did not return requests for comment.The $100M company that only owns a New Jersey deli with $35,000 in sales over the last two yearsThe July 2010 registration filing for Europa Acquisition I said that Reichard, who served as its president and director, held 60,000 shares of the company, while Coker Sr. held the remaining 40,000 shares.
How can you look at yourselves with an ounce of Common Decency. But I guess if you Have NO Soul Morales HONOR OR SELF ESTEEM OR RESPECT AND GODLESS THINGS ITS EASY SHAMEFUL
You don't say?
Technocrat21mb clearing_fog sisu_sanity this is going to require some unpacking! 😵😵
KimLeePritchar1 Wow
“Another firm controlled by the two men, Europa Capital Investments” mrspanstreppon DerWouter
Very interesting. 🤨
Smh the corruption never stops
So, briefly, this was a moneylaundering enterprise.
Talk about an expensive menu..
Maybe we should check to see if they're running a pedophile ring out of the basement.
100,000 million for a deli! That must be one hell of a sandwich!