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41. In the early days of APDN, CEO Hayward conned (or did he bribe?) Rudy Giuliani to do P.R. for APDN in a contract that paid the Giuliani Law Firm over $1 million!
42. The $1+ million payment nearly wiped out APDN's bank account. APDN's stock skyrocketed on this news.
43. Shortly afterward, USA TODAY published a shocking story about serious corruption at APDN.
44. Rudy decided he wanted no part with this company, and he made a quick exit out the nearest door.
45. But then Rudy got the last laugh (or the last con job?) when he decided to keep all of the $1+ million Hayward gave him for doing absolutely no work for the company!
46. CEO Hayward never decided to get any of APDN's money back and investors should be asking why not? Is there something here that Hayward is hiding?
47. CEO Hayward once boasted that his DNA technology could be used on currency to thwart counterfeiting and he wanted to work with the banking industry. That was Hayward’s reason to affiliate with Petronus.
48. On 9/17/2015, CEO Hayward issued a vague press release about an exclusive 5 year deal with a curious UK-based company named "Patronus Systems Ltd." where no revenue terms were disclosed.
49. The stock price initially rallied but later gave up all of its gains and fell to new lows. Sound familiar?
50. So why did Hayward put out a press release about Patronus when it appears to have been a brand new startup with no operations?
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51. Today, CEO Hayward has destroyed around $1/2 Billion of investors’ hard-earned money while he has personally made at least $30 Million for himself. Something STINKS at APDN!
52. In 2011, Hayward’s close friend and business partner, Sidney Braginsky was involved in Japan’s largest multibillion dollar fraud scandal called the Olympus Scandal that rocked the country.
53. There's no rational business plan with APDN. When one project doesn't work, Hayward quickly jumps to another project.
54. Eventually Hayward’s mRNA project will fail, and God only knows what his next project might be.
55. Hayward needs a story to keep people interested in investing in his company. It has to be exciting.
56. For the past 20+ years, Hayward's message has always been the same - "just wait - next year will be our banner year."
57. Gullible people are easily sucked in since his messages appear plausible.
58. Hayward hides critical information which he knows or should know that makes achieving his goals extremely difficult if not impossible.
59. Hayward has an extraordinary skill at raising money.
60. This is obviously self-serving, because it guarantees Hayward a huge salary, which puts a large financial strain on a small company like APDN.