Freedom Savings organization
also: Freedom
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Claims (3)
Marvin Warner funded
Freedom Savings documented
“So Great American Bank pleaded guilty to drug money laundering. Warner, however, reaped a profit of $18 million in the sale to Barnett before the scandal broke. Also about that time, Warner was trying to sell a bank holding company he owned…”
▶ The Colonels Corner Mafia, CIA & George Bush Part 19 @ 48:19
Charles Brazarian member_of
Freedom Savings documented
“in which Warner owned a little less than 5% of the stock. Freedom refused to go for the deal, so Warner had his home state savings bank in Ohio buy 7.5% of Freedom's stock to try to get it to have enough votes to swing the deal. Another sto…”
▶ The Colonels Corner Mafia, CIA & George Bush Part 19 @ 48:47
Sam Zale funded
Freedom Savings documented
“who we've talked about before. And in 86, when freedom was in the death throes after Warner Bazarian and a mob associate from New York had looted it, Chicago businessman Sam Zale, an old business partner of Douglas Crocker and Burton Cantor…”
▶ The Colonels Corner Mafia, CIA & George Bush Part 19 @ 49:16
Mentions (4)
▶ 56:42
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 …
▶ 48:19
So Great American Bank pleaded guilty to drug money laundering. Warner, however, reaped a profit of $18 million in the sale to Barnett before the scandal broke. Also about that time, Warner was trying to sell a bank holding company he owned…
▶ 48:47
in which Warner owned a little less than 5% of the stock. Freedom refused to go for the deal, so Warner had his home state savings bank in Ohio buy 7.5% of Freedom's stock to try to get it to have enough votes to swing the deal. Another sto…
▶ 49:16
who we've talked about before. And in 86, when freedom was in the death throes after Warner Bazarian and a mob associate from New York had looted it, Chicago businessman Sam Zale, an old business partner of Douglas Crocker and Burton Cantor…