Your point wouldn't hold up in even the most rudimentary debate. The statement makes the following points clear:
1. 3ABN records and the records of Mr. Danny Shelton were reviewed
2. The review had access to all records
3. The results of the review resulted in optimism about
BOTH 3ABN and Mr. Shelton's outcome.
Thereby rendering your point invalid and wrong.
Att'y Duffy didn't have to be specific the way you are demanding he should have been - he made it clear that his optimism was inclusive of 3ABN and Mr. Shelton by is final statement. You are the one choosing to disregard the final statement and inject your own desire to disparage Mr. Shelton into an interpretation of the remainder of the statement issued.
By the way, your condescension is needless - my statement is not reactionary, it rather, seeks to clarify the misrepresentation you are trying to foist on readers and present an honest analysis of the statement.
Now anyman, don't be so biased in your reactionary statements.
"Our review of 3ABN’s financial records ... made us optimistic that the inquiry would be resolved favorably to 3ABN and Danny Shelton."
Why didn't Duffy say, "Our review of Danny’s financial records," or "Our review of Danny and 3ABN’s financial records"? Why did he only say, "Our review of 3ABN’s financial records"?
Be a man (if you aren't a woman) and admit that I made a valid point.