Guo Wengui / Miles Guo (Ho Wan Kwok): community discussion 110

kir*** states that Ryan's stay order was issued, formally closing pre-sentencing proceedings.

sar*** recounts working for a week in vain as the threshold for entering the Second Circuit grew higher.

chu*** contends that the prosecution's opposition and pro se stay motions will all be dismissed together because postponed sentencing renders them moot.

.an*** argues that sentencing will likely be under ten years or around three years, predicting future exoneration in the Second Circuit.

kir*** muses that sentencing might even be cancelled altogether.

kir*** contends that the Second Circuit is currently observing comfortably while pro se litigants press forward.

joh*** argues that auctioning the 18th floor relies on alter ego arguments importing criminal RICO elements into the bankruptcy case rather than post-2017 fraud proceeds.

joh*** contends that Luc obtained a criminal RICO conviction to treat the company as Guo's alter ego in the bankruptcy case.

joh*** contends that the strategy mirrors the Mahwah property approach by using FBI investigative evidence to claim the property housed Guo's family.

joh*** notes that thousands of victims at trial were represented by Gail invoking the CVRA.

joh*** argues that this group cannot directly qualify as victims in the criminal case.

kir*** contends that the government relied on fraudulent victim registrations submitted through Qingteng.

kir*** contends that Document 848 appears to present powerful claims.

beg*** contends that Document 848 is exceptionally forceful in exposing alleged fraud by Luc.

kir*** argues that the filings suggest prosecutorial judicial fraud spans multiple dimensions.

him*** observes that no buyer has dared to purchase the 18th floor apartment so far.

him*** states that an interested buyer wanted to bid 8 million.

joh*** argues that Wang conceded forfeiture covering the entire G-Series, allowing Luc to pursue assets beyond Guo's personal name via alter ego claims.

lui*** recounts feeling conflicted between taking action and preserving trust, pondering whether Guo had deeper unspoken intentions.

kir*** contends that believing Azhe's claims about a real or fake Guo is preferable to believing in alleged hidden intentions.

kir*** contends that the speaker distorted the underlying purpose.

him*** contends that the alliance will publicize allegations against Luc while omitting their own fabrications.

joh*** contends that no key figures posted about Document 848 because factions were meeting to coordinate a unified narrative.

him*** disputes claims of representing 6,500 people, noting that Bao Chu had previously attacked Gail.

him*** contends that certain parties appear to be awaiting a Trump-Xi summit.

kir*** contends that the matter will likely be raised during the summit.

him*** contends that organizers appear intent on using political means to resolve judicial issues.

lui*** describes hesitating over whether taking action might disrupt the trust requested by Guo.

lui*** states that with this perspective in mind, they will also take action.

lui*** recounts having only scratched the surface and continuing to explore.

him*** recounts that the filer behind Document 848 submitted 18 motions between Apr 17, 2026, and May 7, 2026.

kir*** contends that the filer acted out of sheer urgency.

him*** describes the rapid pace, remarking that it took place in less than half a month.