who is robert disbrow, page-2

Good question schlomo-he now holds 3% of Albidon.

Found this

"Cartaway Backgrounder

Cartaway Resources originated as an Alberta registered company known as Cartaway Container Corporation, specializing in garbage removal and garbage bin leasing. The company was based in Kamloops with its shares traded on the Alberta Stock Exchange.
In 1994, eight employees of First Marathon Securities' Vancouver and Calgary offices - David Lyall, Robert Hartvikson, Blayne Johnson, Eric Savics, Robert Disbrow, Larry Birchall, Michael Stuart, Charles Fraser, and Matt Aufricht - gained control of 46 per cent of Cartaway's shares, paying about 10 cents per share. They renamed the company Cartaway Resources.
In April 1995, Cartaway announced a private placement of up to seven million units, priced at 12.5 cents per unit. First Marathon acted as the agent for the placement. By the end of the placement, the First Marathon employees and their families owned 66 per cent of the outstanding Cartaway shares.
In May 1995, Cartaway halted trading of its shares on the ASE and announced a distribution of four million special warrants at $1 and $1.50 each with First Marathon acting as the underwriter.
In June 1995, Cartaway announced it was changing direction to focus on mineral exploration and that the company had acquired a number of mining claims, including claims in Voisey's Bay. At the time, Voisey's Bay in Labrador was the subject of much speculation due to the 1993 discovery of large deposits of nickel, cobalt and copper in the region.
It subsequently turned out many of Cartaway's mineral claims in Voisey's Bay had been acquired earlier in the year and held in a numbered company before being transferred to Cartaway. This information was not disclosed to the public or regulatory authorities prior the May distribution.
In April and May 1996, Cartaway announced initial test results from its Voisey's Bay properties showed the likelihood of copper and nickel deposits. Share prices rose from $3.76 to $26.
On May 17, 1996, Cartaway announced the assay results from the Voisey's Bay property did not support the earlier tests. Heavy trading in Cartaway shares ensued, crashing the ASE system. When trading in Cartaway resumed May 21, the stock opened at $2.78."

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