- 3 - corporation over which petitioner had control or in which he had some involvement. Although petitioner contends that the delinquent corporations had become dissolved under the law of the State of Colorado, his actions were improper and violated the criminal laws of the State of Colorado. Petitioner incurred expenses in conducting this activity. As a result of this illegal business activity, petitioner directly or indirectly received money from the sale of the transferred properties or from investors who advanced capital to develop these properties. One such transaction involved real property that had been held by a delinquent corporation and a new corporation created by petitioner which obtained $280,000 in net proceeds from a $380,000 loan using the property as collateral. Ultimately, petitioner became the subject of civil and criminal proceedings resulting in judgments against petitioner and his incarceration. In particular, petitioner was convicted of racketeering, theft, criminal attempt, securities fraud, forgery, and first degree offer of false instrument for recording. Petitioner caused the organization of and controlled the following corporate entities, each of which maintained bank accounts: Aspen Western Development Corp. (Aspen); Youwonder Corp. (Youwonder); Aspen-Western Mining Corp. (Western); Riverbank Corp., Inc. (Riverbank); Riverbank West Corp., Inc.Page: Previous 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 Next
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