Tom Anderson person
also: Alexander, Anderson, Tom Alexander
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Walter Mischerperson · 3Mike Adkinsonperson · 3Continental Savingsorganization · 2Port Authorityorganization · 1Sharptown scandalevent · 1Robert Collinsperson · 1Houstonplace · 1John Singletaryperson · 1
Claims (6)
Tom Anderson represented
Continental Savings documented
“from Delta Savings, a fraud bank savings and loan in Alvin, Texas, which is close to Houston. This means that between $30 million and $40 million went to the Isle of Jersey companies in the Meyerland transaction. The private attorney hired …”
▶ The Colonel’s Corner Mafia CIA and George Bush Part 22 @ 19:51
John Singletary became_counselor_to
Tom Anderson documented
“hearing in the case before U.S. District Judge John Singleton, who years later narrowly escaped getting tied into the Sharpstown scandal. During the middle of the court hearing, Tom Alexander reminded the judge that they had played golf tog…”
▶ The Colonel’s Corner Mafia CIA and George Bush Part 22 @ 21:26
Rufus Wallingford relationship_with
Tom Anderson host_asserted
“Wallingford had strenuously objected to the Houston Post running the story about Pulver and Martin Schrimmer being neighbors, which contained a great deal of background about Pulver. Wallingford succeeded in keeping a lot of the detail out …”
▶ The Colonel's Corner Book ClubReview @ 46:36
Tom Anderson did_business_with
Walter B. Jones Jr. documented
“Corson had claimed in a letter that Sturdivant was not credible because he had been fired for stealing. But Sturdivant made his comments during an investigation of Corson's associate by Houston attorney Tom Alexander, who is Michener's atto…”
▶ The Colonel's Corner The Mafia, CIA & George Bush Part 10 @ 4:21
Tom Anderson relationship_with
Walter B. Jones Jr. host_asserted
“Wallingford had strenuously objected to the Houston Post running the story about Pulver and Martin Schrimmer being neighbors, which contained a great deal of background about Pulver. Wallingford succeeded in keeping a lot of the detail out …”
▶ The Colonel's Corner Book ClubReview @ 46:36
Tom Anderson friend_of
Walter Mischer host_asserted
“Anderson, of course, vowed publicly to pursue Atkinson and his money to the ends of the earth. However, the only way up money Anderson recovered was his fee being paid by Continental because he's not going to find any money if his best budd…”
▶ The Colonel’s Corner Mafia CIA and George Bush Part 22 @ 20:23
Mentions (5)
▶ 19:51
from Delta Savings, a fraud bank savings and loan in Alvin, Texas, which is close to Houston. This means that between $30 million and $40 million went to the Isle of Jersey companies in the Meyerland transaction. The private attorney hired …
▶ 20:23
Anderson, of course, vowed publicly to pursue Atkinson and his money to the ends of the earth. However, the only way up money Anderson recovered was his fee being paid by Continental because he's not going to find any money if his best budd…
▶ 21:26
hearing in the case before U.S. District Judge John Singleton, who years later narrowly escaped getting tied into the Sharpstown scandal. During the middle of the court hearing, Tom Alexander reminded the judge that they had played golf tog…
▶ 21:54
Anderson tried to portray the case as a money laundering scheme in which the money eventually was funneled back to Atkinson and to Robert Collins, his attorney. Other than one or 2% they got for fronting the paper deal, there's little evide…
▶ 24:14
over a large track of land on the Houston Ship Canal. The lawsuits were settled when the port got back a $250,000 down payment, but the port ended up paying its attorneys $450,000 to represent them. That sounds like money laundering too. On…