Brad Blog Exclusive: SECURITIES FRAUD LITIGATION TO BE FILED WITHIN ...

[understandinglife]

... THE HOUR AGAINST DIEBOLD, INC!

"Eight Current and Former Executives Named as Co-Defendants, Including former CEO O'Dell and New CEO Swidarski

COMPLAINT "BEING HAND-DELIVERED" TO COURTHOUSE...COMPLETE EXCLUSIVE DETAILS AFTER FILING AT APPX. 4PM ET...DEVELOPING ..."

URL: http://www.bradblog.com/archives/00002153.htm

Peace.

[ET Awful]

1. LOL . . . I wondered why old Wally ran away so suddenly

:P

[IndyOp]

2. Keep on keepin' on UL - Thanks for all you do! (nt)

[mod mom]

3. Thanks for visiting our neck of the woods UL!

I just heard Rachel Maddox say on Franken's show that the specualtion is he resigned due to these pending charges. It will be better for the company to be able to say "former" in reference to O'Dell.

[understandinglife]

6. It just seemed appropriate that this news appear in "Election Reform" ...

... at DU given all that the folk who post in this group have done to try to restore validity and unimpeded access to our election system.


Peace.

[roguevalley]

4. Thank you, Jesus. I lived to see it. Thank you, Brad honey, for

what you do for us all.

[texpatriot2004]

5. Thank you Brad and Thank you too UL nt

[atomic-fly]

7. I'm not liking this at all

[understandinglife]

8. UPDATE from Brad Blog: now reports that a Securities Fraud Class Action

... suit has been filed against Diebold, Inc. (stock symbol: DBD) naming eight top executive officers in the company as co-defendants. The suit has been filed by plaintiff Janice Konkol, alleging securities fraud against the North Canton, Ohio-based manufacturer of Voting Systems and ATM machines on behalf of investors who owned shares of Diebold stock and lost money due to an alleged fraudulent scheme by the company and its executives to deceive shareholders during the "class period" of October 22, 2003 through September 21, 2005.

The suit was filed today in U.S. Federal District Court in Ohio and alleges the company "artificially inflated" stock prices through misleading public information designed to conceal the true nature of Diebold's financial and legal situation. The defendants are also alleged to have attempted to disguise well-known and ongoing problems with Diebold's Voting Machine equipment and software. Additionally, the suit alleges insider trading by defendants resulting in proceeds of $2.7 million. Remedies are sought under the Securities Exchange Act of 1934.

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FULL EXCLUSIVE REPORT:
http://www.bradblog.com/archives/00002153.htm

Outstanding.


Peace.