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1/ I tried looking for ownership of that "jewel of a log cabin" Park City-area residence 👇👇belonging to $OSTK ex-CEO Patrick Byrne, mentioned in a Wired piece by the court stenographer @CadeMetz. And guess what? He is registered to vote at a Park City office building. 
@CadeMetz 2) He used to have some property under his own name----but transferred it a "Haverford" corporate entity some years ago. "Haverford" pops up in $OSTK-related filings now and then as a Byrne-owned entity.
But not to worry---none of this will help if the SEC comes knocking.
But not to worry---none of this will help if the SEC comes knocking.
@CadeMetz 3) Oh I should mention that the office building where he is registered to vote is owned by a "Haverford" entity. Say, is it kosher to give an office building, a non-residence, as a voting address?
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@CadeMetz 4) As for that "jewel of a log cabin"----no immediate clue in land records as to ownership.
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@CadeMetz 5) Omitting addresses to not fall afoul of the Twitter police, but it's all in public records accessible for free on Utah county websites and SEC filings.
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