SEC Charges Texas Oil Company Mieka Energy and Its President with Securities Fraud

SEC Charges Texas Oil Company Mieka Energy and Its President with Securities Fraud 150 150 Robert Rex, Esq.

April 10, 2015- Flower Mound, Texas

The Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) charged Mieka Energy Corporation and Daro Ray Blankenship, its president, with fraudulently offering oil and gas investments. Vadda Energy Corporation, the publicly traded parent of Mieka Energy was charged with fraud in connection with deceptively reporting the success of Mieka Energy.

According to the SEC complaint, between September 2010 and October 2011, Blankenship and Mieka Energy raised over $4 million from about 60 investors who believed they were investing in the drilling and completion of two oil and gas wells (2010 Mieka PA West and Marcellus Project II ), however the money was actually diverted to unrelated projects.

Robert William Myers, Jr. and Stephen Romo were charged with acting as unregistered brokers for marketing and selling the investments without being registered as broker-dealers.

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