Doug Jaffe person

“then formed a joint venture called TRACOR, T-R-A-C-O-R, the Austin-based defense contractor with connections to Michener Circle in Houston to manufacture and install these kits. In 1985, Doug Jaffe was supplying Hush kits to Azima's Buffalo…”

“That had belonged to Azima's Global International Airways and was repossessed after Global filed for bankruptcy. The financing for this purchase came from Tesoro Savings and Loan in Laredo, Texas, which had been implicated in drug money lau…”

“large amounts of money from two other fraud-ridden savings and loans. In January of 84, Doug was a trustee and bought seven tracts of land totaling 92 acres in a Texas county and signed a $7 million promissory note to Commerce Savings in An…”

“of a practically non-producing oil well in East Texas to a company owned by Wright. This company then sold the well to a West German firm for the price of $400,000 over what Wright had paid for it. That left about $325,000 in profit that we…”

“borrowed $13 million on an apartment complex in Austin from McBurney's Sunbelt Savings. Jaffe and his partner, Bob Goodson, defaulted on that loan and then sued Sunbelt's federal receiver to keep the savings and loan from foreclosing on the…”

“the son of a San Antonio businessman, Morris Jaffe. In 89, one of Jaffe's closest friends and associates, John White, a lawyer, lobbyist, and former DNC chairman, was telling reporters that Azima had gone into the hush kit business with Bur…”

“the son of a San Antonio businessman, Morris Jaffe. In 89, one of Jaffe's closest friends and associates, John White, a lawyer, lobbyist, and former DNC chairman, was telling reporters that Azima had gone into the hush kit business with Bur…”