[alwann]

Originally Posted by coleprice

For the reasons set forth in the Top Post above, there are a number of things that don't "smell right" about the actions that the Developer and its surrogates are taking related to (1) The Villages Health Bankruptcy, (2) loans affecting the Citizens First Bank merger and (3) Substantial amount paid for Pickleballs (over 7x internet retail costs for equivalent products). The Developer needs to operate in a squeaky clean manner so that it is above suspicion. Also, Law Enforcement (Police, Sheriff, FBI, SEC, etc.) needs to investigate to discern whether laws have been violated. The actions that The Villages are taking to prevent outside auditors from auditing their books is very suspicious and should be a flag to law enforcement who should consider obtaining warrants so that a thorough investigation can be conducted. If The Developer didn't violate any laws, such an audit would clear them of suspicion.

I don't get the pickle balls reference, unless the developer sells pickle balls from another subsidiary company.