Fiber Network Solutions

Federal Whistleblower David J. Koch Says the Document That Built Cogent's Fortune May Be Its Greatest Criminal Exposure

Cogent officers and directors face criminal RICO allegations tied to the hidden 2003 acquisition of Fiber Network Solutions and a series of obstruction acts spanning more than 20 years.

Federal whistleblower releases Cogent legal officer's retaliatory email—demands board accountability for obstruction and concealment

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