RE:News again...I read the note on the WSJ and just contacted the office of the Judge (J. Garrity) at the US Baknrupcy Court mentioned there. I mentioned the person who answered the call if the judge knows all the background history of the case and how we shareholders will be wiped out of our money.
She said we shareholders can write letters to the judge (address is available at https://www.nysb.uscourts.gov/content/judge-james-l-garrity) explaining our concerns and info we shareholders have about the case.
What I see here is that we shareholders are never represented in a court handling bankrupcy cases like this and the judge only sees info provided by 2 parties that want to get a blessing on what they have previously agreed (fraudently or not) without consulting the shareholders. Is this how this typically works?