What kind of a knucklehead:
&lt;p&gt;--takes in ~$600k before a corporation is formed?
&lt;p&gt;--puts it into the account of a diesel mechanic, with no financial background?
&lt;p&gt;--relies on the mechanic&#x27;s &quot;assurance&quot; that he will hold the money &quot;in trust&quot;?
&lt;p&gt;--when the theft is found fails to make a police report?
&lt;p&gt;--fails to immediately sue to seize the house paid for with the stolen money?
And what kind of idiot:
&lt;p&gt;--makes a Youtube video in which he admits to stealing the money? 
Are the Crown prosecutors in Saskatchewan all on extended vacations?
Assuming that lawyers in Saskatchewan are half-brain dead--the only possible explanation here--the lawsuit to seize the house should have been filed the day after the thieving mechanic failed to make a scheduled restitution payment. 
This is the problem with Kickstarter: vast funds are given to amateurs who are clueless when it comes to how to run a company.