Golay Family family
also: the gays, Gay De La Tour Gay, Galetas, Goletas, Goulet's, Goleta, Galettas
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overthrow Allende. So that's another interesting fact there for folks who might be in some doubt about it. And I would take a look at some of the Jack Anderson, Washington Post articles from back in the 70s. You can Google those for folks i…
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Specifically, I think Claudine Gay was the daughter of, you know, the gays who ran, you know, Haiti's concrete business, GDG, or I think Gay De La Tour Gay. If you guys ran into any of that internally. So not in this particular dig, but I w…
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Adding this and taking this away, you can build up the consistency without having to do deeper pours. And one of the classes was a guest lecturer that had come in and was describing the devastation of Haiti based on how their concrete indus…
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In order to keep business going, they were doing it in an inferior manner so that because, of course, Haiti's prone to earthquakes. When an earthquake happened, the devastation was overly dramatic because of the inferior concrete giving the…
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Guys that just bailed them out in New Mexico. Yeah, same guys. In 1983, before the former employees bought into Republic Savings Bank, the Galetas got into savings and loan business in a big way. TAMCO bought 25% of Imperial Corp America, w…
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Victor Golay took over as chairman and put his associate, Lyman Hamilton, and Alan Tesler on the board. Golay then financed a big chunk of Imperial stock with First Executive Corporation, a California insurance company controlled by Michael…
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But Imperial kept lending Grand Wilshire up to two days before the company filed bankruptcy. Again, money laundering. In what is probably the best magazine article written on a bad savings and loan, Stein, in October 1989, issue of Barron's…
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advertised as a nominal gain, but they listed no dollar price. The speculation was that MDC had been bought in a straw man scenario to jack up the stock price. It is not surprising that MDC would become involved in the Golett's imperial, gi…
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Aquest, A-C-Q-U-E-S-T. It was a company that located apartment buildings for conversions to condominiums. In late 70s, when the Goletas purchased the Denver firm, Fuller and Company, one of the largest full-service real estate brokerage com…
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Sure trust, you know, like the CIA uses. The relationship between Eisenberg and Mizzle shows that they were operating in a circle of associates that included Cantor and the Galettas, mafia. There are other relationships among people already…
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He was nicknamed Gravedancer from Chicago, who bought up distressed properties. Zell bought Freedom Savings in Tampa, Florida, where Marvin Warner and Charles Brazarian were found. In a lengthy profile on Zell in the Chicago Tribune, began …
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Because it's all prearranged. Robert Corson is another connecting link between Cantor and his associates in the Galettas. The Florida St. Joe Paper Company land deal brought Lawrence Freeman, that's the DuPont family land deal that we're go…
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70-story building called the World's Tarlous Apartment Building was the Mona Lisa or crown jewel of the Goleta family. American Vesco bought the building in 77 for $36 million. Then in June 83, they transferred to trust befitting Nicholas G…
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They only paid $36 million for the building, but they get the $36 million bank collateralized for a $100 million loan. Money laundering. They got the loan from Continental Illinois Bank and then promptly defaulted on the loan. The Galettas …
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claiming that the Goletas would still have an interest in the building. Goletas sued and a federal district court ruled against them, saying that Nicholas had deliberately misled the bank. Then, according to a May 86 article in the Chicago …
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who we just established is in business with them already. Although the attempted purchase by Crocker's group fell through, there was apparently no mention or knowledge that Crocker had been the top officer of American Vesco. So they're just…
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When asked about the two Florida corporations and the fact that he denied being partners with the two, Gross replied, so. Then when he began questioning Gross about his relationship with the Goleta family, he hung up on him. When the Chicag…