Stephen Cass Weiland person
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Stephen Cass Weiland member_of
Senate Permanent Subcommittee on Investigations book_quoted
“Weiland refuses to say how he met Corson and came to represent him. Before Weiland moved to Dallas and started representing Corson, he was a top aide to Senator William Roth, who is a Republican from Delaware, which is really weird, and the…”
▶ The Colonel’s Corner-Mafia CIA & George Bush Part 9 @ 27:04
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▶ 21:11
It appears that Corson and his attorney, Stephen Cass Weiland, may know this. In December 21st, 1989, in a letter to the author, Weiland stated, you may recall that you told me on December 20th that you had law enforcement records that indi…
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You and your editors and your lawyers should understand that information is not correct. And further investigation on your part should easily demonstrate the lack of credibility, which you, for some reason, attach to your unnamed and otherw…
▶ 22:06
He knows that that data has now been erased, and he tells the author that it's not there anymore. That's how bold these people are. Weiland never responded to a letter from the author six days later, asking him on how many trips Corson had …
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and also represents him in the savings and loan criminal charges, and who has represented him on civil matters, Stephen Cass Weiland, with Jackson and Walker in Dallas. It is unusual for a Dallas attorney to be representing a native Houston…
▶ 27:04
Weiland refuses to say how he met Corson and came to represent him. Before Weiland moved to Dallas and started representing Corson, he was a top aide to Senator William Roth, who is a Republican from Delaware, which is really weird, and the…
▶ 28:05
That was the DEA chief for money laundering, and he retires and gets arrested for money laundering. This is how this whole system works. I want you guys to understand it. It's how they've been able to get away with it for decades. They have…
▶ 28:10
They also included loans for thoroughbred foals in Kentucky and some in France. An independent indication that these people run in the same circles lies in Oliver Knorr's White House diaries. In one entry, Martin is linked to Miami business…