That might be Spoofing or Layering
To Woodman:
On Wall Street, spoofing is defined as when a trader places a bid or offer on a stock with the intent to cancel before execution. Layering is a more specific form of spoofing. Layering is when a trader places multiple orders that he does not intend to execute. These fake orders allegedly trick other market participants by creating the false impression of heavy buying or selling pressure.
If the party or person who puts up the wall of 1.45 million shares @$0.135 and gets filled in a flash, the offeree - presumanly who doesn't own the stock - would unintentionally become the short seller of the stock.