Larry Vineyard person
also: Vineyard
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Austin Savings and Loanorganization · 5Herman Beebeperson · 3Dale Bellema Companyorganization · 2Robert Corsonperson · 1Vernon Savingsorganization · 1
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Larry Vineyard funded
Austin Savings and Loan documented
“Chain of Rotten Savings and Loans. And it was listed in the 1985 Comptroller of the Currency Report on BB as being controlled by BB. So they're selling. And this is part of the brokered loans too. So when you do that, you get to decide who …”
▶ The Colonel's Corner Mafia, CIA, & George Bush Part 17 @ 21:11
Larry Vineyard laundered_money_for
Austin Savings and Loan documented
“in a complex deal that included loans from brownfield savings vineyard and barker were later convicted for the scheme and got five years in prison before that happened vineyard secured a 17 million dollar loan from vernon to refinance his k…”
▶ The Colonel's Corner Mafia, CIA, & George Bush Part 17 @ 23:15
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▶ 21:11
Chain of Rotten Savings and Loans. And it was listed in the 1985 Comptroller of the Currency Report on BB as being controlled by BB. So they're selling. And this is part of the brokered loans too. So when you do that, you get to decide who …
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who had earlier represented Don Dixon in his purchase of Vernon Savings and Tyrell Barker in his purchase of State Savings of Lubbock, all of which was financed by Herman Beebe, the mobster. Vineyard took an active role in the operations of…
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Of course, Vineyard hungered for a savings and loan of his own, and in the middle of 83, conspired with Barker to buy Key's savings. Vineyard was first approached by Clint Murchison Jr. for financing the purchase of Key. To help induce such…
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to Murchison and a similar unsecured loan to Murchison's partner and BB's former employee, Louis Ferris. Murchison never came through with the financing for Key and defaulted on his unsecured loan. So basically, it's just handing the guy th…
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in a complex deal that included loans from brownfield savings vineyard and barker were later convicted for the scheme and got five years in prison before that happened vineyard secured a 17 million dollar loan from vernon to refinance his k…
▶ 23:47
And he used part of that to purchase a $1.2 million house in Dallas and put money in trust funds for his kids. That was his part of the money laundering. He received another five years in prison for doing that. Immediately after Vineyard to…
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Bellarmine executive Larry Thropp told the Albuquerque Tribune that he had met Vineyard in 1983 when Vineyard was representing a Houston buyer of some of Bellarmine's property. In November 1985, Bellarmine formed a joint venture with our bu…