IMO, the absolute best way to do something about this situation is to hire a bankruptcy attorney and have him/her tell you the best course of action and what is and what is not possible.  It seems to me that most everyone is presuming/assuming that "someone will do just that."  That is exactly what the bad guys are counting on, a bunch of disparate investors not being able to organize a form of representation.  Everyone has lost money, some more than others--no one wants to spend more money for nothing and/or pay for others to be able to benefit if that is even possible.  The easiest and least expensive thing to do is everyone, in their own words and including whatever information they choose, to email the Delaware trustee and the California trustee.  The more emails these two recieve, the more they will have to take notice also the more the different stories line up.  I did not see an email for the judge on her web page, if you can find one, send her an email as well.  If there is enough smoke these people may suspect a fire and slow the process down and take a deeper dive into exactly what is happening instead of letting the high dollar bankruptcy attorney hired by Edig ramrod this thing through as quickly as possible.  Kind of ironic, Edig is claiming bankruptcy but has hired an attorney and the stockholders have been stolen from and have no legal representation.