Epstein Secrets

om Colorado, had become CEO (chief executive officer) and chairman after George died. Sid Petersen, an accountant, was COO (chief operating officer). Harold was a warmer and more approachable personality. That’s what you'd expect in an oilfield guy. Sid was reserved and analytical. That’s what you might e

oard too were top people. But trouble was brewing. The trust, meaning Lansing and I, owned about 43% of the shares. The Getty Museum, also chaired by Harold, owned another 11%. Boards and managers prefer scattered ownership, so that they can operate more freely. Second-best would be concentration in doci

to try me as a consultant. Chapter 1: Recollections 1/06/16 3 HOUSE_OVERSIGHT_010919 That began at my father’s Spartan Aircraft Company in Tulsa, Oklahoma. He hadn’t meant to buy it. He had bought control of Skelly Oil, centered in Tulsa, and Spartan turned out to be one of its holdings. Then came Pearl

ry H. Moral!, II; Jane E. Carey; et a! Case No. 09CA3175 In the Circuit Court of the 9th Judicial Circuit Orange County, FL January 3, 2020 73. Harold and Jill Lewis v. David E. Taylor, and Joshua Media Ministries International, Inc. Case No. 18SL-CC02174 In the Circuit Court of the County of St.

Court of Canada vs L.D.G. 2000 Incorporated Montreal, Quebec Canada 2. USA v William Bartmann United States District Court — Northern District of Oklahoma 3. USA v Clayton Lee Waagner United States District Court — Eastern District of Pennsylvania 4. Matter of Singh, Atvar (A76-676-494) U.S. Departm

y involving itself in Israeli oil speculation. Vinegar knew the Israeli official was on a fool's errand. One night the official came to dinner with Harold and his wife, Robin, and pressed Vinegar again and again. "Are you sure you can't get Shell to come to Israel?" Vinegar had to keep repeating, no t

ed among the Orthodox and Hasidic passengers—"roughnecks" (members of a drilling crew), "tool pushers," and mechanics. They all hailed from Texas, Oklahoma, and his native Louisiana, and one or two wore baseball caps with Hebrew lettering. These are the migrant laborers of Israel's newest industry, and