Epstein Secrets

131 million net value to the bank in 1982, and that the government, without cause, violated their contract, Landmark received only $21 million from the Court of Claims. By the time it paid its lawyers, court costs, and its debt of honor to directors, etc., it had approximately $4 million net remaining. In 2004 we

net to the parent. We have developed approximately half of the 2,000 acres, have 1,000 homes built, and approximately 1,200 left to be built. After Lloyd Bentsen's death, we bought from his estate, at a very attractive price, his interest, and it is now owned 100% by Landmark. EFTA_R1_00202623 EFTA01827481

131 million net value to the bank in 1982, and that the government, without cause, violated their contract, Landmark received only $21 million from the Court of Claims. By the time it paid its lawyers, court costs, and its debt of honor to directors, etc., it had approximately $4 million net remaining. In 2004 we

net to the parent. We have developed approximately half of the 2,000 acres, have 1,000 homes built, and approximately 1,200 left to be built. After Lloyd Bentsen's death, we bought from his estate, at a very attractive price, his interest, and it is now owned 100% by Landmark. South Padre Island Development i

131 million net value to the bank in 1982, and that the government, without cause, violated their contract, Landmark received only $21 million from the Court of Claims. By the time it paid its lawyers, court costs, and its debt of honor to directors, etc., it had approximately $4 million net remaining. In 2004 we

net to the parent. We have developed approximately half of the 2,000 acres, have 1,000 homes built, and approximately 1,200 left to be built. After Lloyd Bentsen's death, we bought from his estate, at a very attractive price, his interest, and it is now owned 100% by Landmark. EFTA_R1_01517543 EFTA02442518

131 million net value to the bank in 1982, and that the government, without cause, violated their contract, Landmark received only $21 million from the Court of Claims. By the time it paid its lawyers, court costs, and its debt of honor to directors, etc., it had approximately $4 million net remaining. In 2004 we

net to the parent. We have developed approximately half of the 2,000 acres, have 1,000 homes built, and approximately 1,200 left to be built. After Lloyd Bentsen's death, we bought from his estate, at a very attractive price, his interest, and it is now owned 100% by Landmark. South Padre Island Development is