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Whistleblower David Koch says Cogent's latest SEC filing omits all mention of a disputed 2003 acquisition, despite formal warnings and whistleblower disclosures. "They had every opportunity to respond before this became a federal matter," Koch states.

Despite formally identifying himself on the call, David Koch was denied Q&A participation; detailed memo is being prepared for submission to federal oversight authorities.

New evidence highlights missing filings, suspect governance, and a 582% dividend payout ahead of May 8 earnings call.

"Exhibit 2.5 isn't a footnote — it's the foundation of a 22-year fraud," says whistleblower David J. Koch, who will attend Cogent's May 8 earnings call.

The Most Dangerous Page in Cogent's SEC History—While the Dividend Rose and Transparency Collapsed

Federal whistleblower case involving Cogent's concealed corporate origin and a $174.4 million securities transaction

Following $174M Deal Closure Amid Whistleblower Investigations

SEC filings confirm closing while DOJ, IRS, and SEC submissions remain undisclosed