raiderz
26分前
Actual, factual timeline:
2021-2023: stuck in the Miro/Joel/Kathryn scam (I should have listened to the waterman 🫡)
2024: willing to believe in the Fake Sheikh, because it meant the final exit of Miroscale
2025: saw the disclosures - Roxy and Dorliss are serial CRIMINAL scammers. But I kept my mouth shut and continued to support the optimistic scenario.
January: the pump was too good to be true, and cracks were already showing because of TRUTHFUL due diligence posted on this board. I decide to bail and set my targets. Pumpers were:
1) “pennyland, nickel, dime”
2) IGNORE anything negative about HIRU
3) threatening legal action against TRUTHFUL information posted here
👋🏽 Bye
I sold in three batches, all in the .008 range because like I said, I “set targets” 🤓
I held a small bag that was purchased in a separate account, only because I was too lazy to go dig up my creds 😂
February was wild:
✅ Roxy accelerates 500m shares so Dorliss can dump on you
✅ Bouali clan loaded with 1b shares ready to dump on you
✅ Koolman arrives with DEVASTATING due diligence on Roxy, Dorliss, the RoxyPosse and Miro, Joel, all of them
✅ satman brings the UNBIASED legal assessment of HIRUs cases, and it ain’t lookin good for HIRU
✅ I called .004 at the PICO TOP and it came much faster than I expected
March: I called .002 and it hit
April: I called .0003 and we’re on the way
Why do I invest time in this? That’s a fair question. The answer is in three parts:
1) I don’t like scammers, so putting in a couple of minutes to ensure no new dupes are suckered into the mess is a public service🫡
2) it’s honestly kind of entertaining to watch this sad old scam crew try and weasel their way into a couple extra dollars of unearned income
But mostly 3) I’ve been threatened and harassed by others on this board for no good reason😡
When you attack free speech and advocate for censorship in order to benefit scammers who are actively ripping you off, that action might boomerang when you go up against a lawful US citizen with decades of experience in security, law, and business. 🇺🇸🫡
Kool Aid Man
3日前
Hiru Corporation (OTC: HIRU) has been navigating contract renegotiations to resolve a high-stakes asset acquisition deal with EMUS. The dispute centers around a multimillion-dollar agreement for Nevada mining properties, where a judgment creditor previously stepped into the shoes of the initial buyer.
KEY DETAILS:
Payment Terms: Hiru paid an initial $30,000 down payment.
Renegotiation Fee: The company then paid a $50,000 fine or renegotiation fee to keep the acquisition deal from completely falling through
The Deal at Risk: Even with these payments, outstanding balances—such as a roughly $2.1 million remaining obligation—complicate the transition. Because EMUS holds the property titles, there is continued tension regarding whether the deeds will successfully transfer to Hiru or be intercepted by judgment creditors
(Source: AI)
Kool Aid Man
3日前
AMERICA FIRST CREDIT UNION, a
federally chartered credit union,
Plaintiff;
vs.
JOEL NATARIO AND JANE DOE
NATARIO, as husband and wife;
KATHRYN GAVIN AND JOHN DOE
GAVIN, as husband and wife; HIRU
CORPORATION, a Georgia corporation
Each and every one of the allegations in Plaintiff’s Amended Complaint are based on the alleged actions of Joel Natario and Kathryn Gavin (collectively,
“Natario and Gavin”) during the period of time that they controlled >>HIRU
satter
3日前
HIRU already paid $300,000 to EM per the agreement and told shareholders that the two balances to complete the purchase would be paid.
Yes, Hiru can tell shareholders whatever they want, but that doesn't always make it meaningful.
In this case, the May 29th deadline for the second balance passed, and a pending default is obviously not something management is going to announce to retail investors in a promotional press release.
You are trying to normalize this situation, and I get why. But a company whose corporate banking pipes are actively hit with June 2, 2026, writs of garnishment to collect a $5,580,000.00 final judgment is not engaged in a "smooth, normal process. The fact that they already had to burn a $50,000 extension penalty just to stall the previous deadline is the proof that the transaction is under structural stress.
We will find out one way or the other moving forward on this transaction how it unfolds.
satter
4日前
Bingo. I knew if you came back it would be with that document. Good so now I get to explain textbook lesson in corporate litigation strategy by calling Natario that.
Under corporate law, a company can argue it isn’t liable if an outside third party uses its identity to commit a fraud. But if an officer or director does it, the corporation is 100% legally bound to the debt. The bank's lawyers called him a director for one strategic reason: to lock the financial liability directly onto the Hiru corporate shell so the company couldn't claim to be an innocent bystander.
How did they 'prove' it? Look at the Physical Receipt you just posted. They didn't cite an official state registry or an SEC filing, they cited Exhibit B, which was just a public Q&A sheet from Miro. "For the record, there is no Georgia Hiru registry entry, OTC Markets company profile, or official quarterly/annual filing that ever identifies Natario as a director". That allegation only became an 'undisputed fact' because Natario completely ghosted the lawsuit and failed to answer discovery. Under Arizona Rule 36, if a defendant disappears, whatever the bank types is automatically 'deemed admitted' for that specific motion. It is a procedural litigation trap, not an official corporate record.
But here is the real takeaway: By legally tying Natario to the board on that paper, the bank successfully locked down the $5,580,000.00 final judgment against the company. And the plaintiff is using that exact judgment to execute a full financial dragnet, filing active writs on June 2nd to target and bind Hiru's corporate master accounts at Wells Fargo Commercial Treasury and Bank of America's National Compliance Hub.
Whether those accounts hold millions or nothing, the company's legal access to those banking networks is officially under court-ordered lock and key while the banks process the sweep. The debt is permanent, the default is active, and the legal trap is sprung.
In case you missed it. It's over. Done. Finished. Nothing you or others say will, can change the outcome of this case. Yes Hiru can file a frivolous lawsuit if they can find a lawyer to file it. I wonder if their name is circulating in the professional field for non payment.
Let me know if you need help with anything else.
QuantumTravesty
4日前
Lol here’s a lengthy correction of Satires bullshit post #90976 proving your point.
For the record there is no Georgia Hiru, OTCMarkets Hiru Company Profile or quarterly or annual filings that identify Natario as a director.
Re: QuantumTravesty post# 90972
Wednesday, 06/10/2026 2:11:52 PM
Didn’t the bank case say Natario was a director at Hiru?
(False Satire answer)
“NO. Neither the bank nor any of the filings ever claimed that. In fact, Hiru's own defense counsel argued in their court submissions that the actions were carried out by "unrelated parties."
From the very court filing the Satire clown is speculating from the bank asserts Natario is a director and cites Exhibit B page 12/115 #5 as proof which is a Miro question and answer press release:
“5. Is HIRU liable for this defaulted loan?
A: Yes. The monies were loaned to HIRU and its operating subsidiary guaranteed the loan AZ custom
bottled water, plus the board member of HIRU Joel Natario.”
These “Undisputed Material Facts” became undisputed because Natario didn’t respond to discovery. (Do you see how this is going?)
1 Natario did not respond to Plaintiff’s First Set of Discovery Requests to Defendant Joel Natario.
See Oct. 11, 2024 Mot. for Summ. J. (against Def. Joel Natario), Exs. F & H. As a result, the allegations and facts set forth in America First’s Requests for Admissions are “admitted.” Ariz. R.
Civ. Pro. 36(a)(4).
STATEMENT OF UNDISPUTED MATERIAL FACTS
1. Gavin was an officer of HIRU, and Natario was a director of HIRU. Ex. A
(identifying Gavin as CEO, CFO, and Secretary); Ex. B at 1 (identifying Natario as a board
member).
I. Natario opens an American First account for Salome.
2. Natario controlled Salome and AZ Custom.1 See Ex. C at RFA No. 5; Ex. D at 2.
3. Natario opened an America First Account No. #xxxx5420 (the “Salome Business
Account”), a business checking account, on Salome’s behalf on December 28, 2022. Ex. E.
1 Natario did not respond to Plaintiff’s First Set of Discovery Requests to Defendant Joel Natario.
See Oct. 11, 2024 Mot. for Summ. J. (against Def. Joel Natario), Exs. F & H. As a result, the
allegations and facts set forth in America First’s Requests for Admissions are “admitted.” Ariz. R.
Civ. Pro. 36(a)(4).
COMBINED MOTION FOR SUMMARY
JUDGMENT and MOTION FOR
SANCTIONS UNDER ARIZ. R. CIV. P. 37
AGAINST DEFENDANT HIRU
CORPORATION
Case No. CV2023-012400
(Tier 2)
The Honorable Sara J. Agne
https://www.otcmarkets.com/file/company/financial-report/454770/content
raiderz
4日前
Didn’t the koolman dig up DD on electric metals and this Nevada property? If I remember correctly, they engaged in four different sales, which all fell through with no penalty 🫠
That’s all this is.
Another scam thread carefully designed to trick the OTC gamblers (imo, 1st amendment 🇺🇸🫡)
Will Miro win the Florida case when FoxyRoxy and the vaunted HIRU legal team fail to show up at the 7/1 hearing? 🤔
The Bouali clan has only been able to dump ~200m shares out of 1b (assuming they’re following the law)
The RoxyPosse is lined up to vest 1.5b shares in the next 6 months.
Wrapping up the mining scam is not in their interest, but this AFCU case is messing up the timeline.
AFCU should force bankruptcy of HIRU/ameerex, and also investigate Hiru Investments Inc in Florida 🙏🏽
NFA DYOR GLTA
satter
4日前
This is why I think we would have heard something but I agree its speculation, not fact.
Electric Metals was legally forced to put out that press release because missing an April 30th deadline and accepting a $50,000 penalty was a material change to an active asset sale. They had to tell their Canadian shareholders that the deal was delayed and that Hiru was struggling for cash.
If Hiru had successfully wired the $1,100,000 on May 29th, that would be a massive, positive material event for Electric Metals, it would mean their treasury just grew by over a million dollars cash.
I believe you do not hide a million-dollar cash injection; you put out a PR immediately to drive up your own stock price. Time will tell. Maybe they are working on a new extentsion, arrangement, re-negotiating. We don't know.