Don Whittington person

“across international borders into the United States. An affidavit focused on the owner of World Jet, Don Whittington, his brother Bill, both of whom earned infamy as race car drivers who were convicted and served time in prison for particip…”

“There's a twist. It's related to the Gulfstream II corporate jet. As it turns out, Don Whittington's World Jet brokered the sale of the Gulfstream II to Donna Blue Aircraft, Inc., according to the DEA affidavit. So it is the same thing.…”

“across international borders into the United States. An affidavit focused on the owner of World Jet, Don Whittington, his brother Bill, both of whom earned infamy as race car drivers who were convicted and served time in prison for particip…”

“because that's his alias in Spain, to a young American army officer named Captain Jerry Whittington. This seemingly simple introduction in the fall of 1950 would actually be the beginning of a longstanding CIA contact cover program with Sko…”

“The colonel was quite interested in the new development. Scorzini, the colonel exclaimed, the SS commando? Whittington acknowledged that is exactly who he was talking about, and he asked if he should continue seeing him. The colonel said, w…”

“And the fact that the guy was used as a CIA runner. Captain Whittington arrived in Spain, which nearly coincided with Skorzeny's own arrival. Europe was in an economic recovery from the war. Like most Americans in Madrid, the Whittington fa…”

“So Whittington maintains this friendship, like we said, throughout the entire time. They have some really crazy experiences. Whittington made regular visits to report on Skorzeny, as instructed by the CIA, and to pick up Skorzeny's cigarett…”

“U.S. 11th Airborne Division in Japan before arriving in Madrid for a 10-month tour of duty. His assignment to Spain was actually a prerequisite for the follow-on duty to the language department at West Point. Whittington was accompanied by …”

“First, from 2010 to 2012, Whittington had over a million dollars of personal expenses paid by a business, the Springs Resort and Spa, which his daughter was running. Second, from 2003 to 2010, Whittington failed to report almost $10 million…”