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Boots & Cats, Inc. was incorporated in Delaware
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Hudson was hired in 2014
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hEARo was released
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176,766 shares of Boots and Cats were sold
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SEC alleges Lens engaged in a scheme to defraud aided by Castellano
BC's senior accountant Lens engaged in a situation, aided by chief financial officer Castellano, to defraud BC's shareholders. The scheme involved a
fraudulent accounting model, against generally accepted accounting principles (“GAAP”)
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Boots & Cats, Inc. went public
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WB submitted accounting to Lens on July 12, 2021 via email in anticipation of BC’s upcoming board meeting on August 14, 2021;
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Hudson submitted an accounting to Charlotte/Charlie Lens ("Lens")
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Email from Hudson, K. to Lens asking for accounting redo
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WB’s accounting noted that a substantial amount of BC’s publicly traded shares were sold during fiscal year 2021 (“FY21”) due, at least in part, to BC’s delay in releasing its highly-sought product, hEARo
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Castellano knowingly and willingly approved the fraudulent accounting
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Lens made Castellano aware of the fraudulent accounting model via email
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Lens submitted the fraudulent accounting to Castellano
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BC’s publicly traded stock was valued at $75 per share
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Castellano presented the fraudulent accounting to BC’s board
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BC’s had 300,000 outstanding and available shares for purchase on the public securities exchange
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Simone made a public statement regarding its projections for FY22 and FY 2023
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BC’s publicly traded stock was valued at $188 per share
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Kyle/Kylie Hudson reported the accounting to Chase Ahmed ("Ahmed")
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BC and its agents, represented by Marx Brothers file its answer
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Confidential Whistleblower complaint is filed to the commission
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Chase Ahmed concluded his investigation
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Kyle/Kylie Hudson filed the whistleblower complaint
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WB created an accounting of BC’s projected sales, working capital, outstanding shares, and made predictions for BC’s financial position for fiscal year 2022 (“FY22”) and fiscal year 2023 (“FY23”);
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SEC began its investigation into Boots and Cats pursuant to Hudson's report
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Lens and Castellano resigned
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Hudson was fired
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SEC filed its complaint against BC and its agents