[NormsRevenge]

Simon had sued Hindelang for concealing his criminal record from the investors, but those claims were rejected in court.

There is a parallel here with Davi$ as well. He has been concealing a lot of things too!

[goldstategop]

The Mercury News and the California liberal pressitutes are beginning the smear campaign against Bill Simon portraying him as a crooked businessman. You heard it here first on FR.

[onedoug]

Simon was, is and probably always be a scion with a sense of entitlement. But at least he doesn't appear to be a communist, where Davis and his nest of reds has got to be rooted from CA state government. So how's this for one of the biggest nose-holding elections ever? Phew!

[RightOnTheLeftCoast]

Funny... back in 2000, when Bill Simon first crossed my radar screen, I did a little research and found the Hindelang episode. By then Hindelang had been fired, and the question in my mind was how the heck did he manage to make it past Simon & Sons' due-diligence process? It was obviously a very costly oversight... and now it's gone even more costly!

Well, it turned out that the due-diligence had been performed for Simon & Sons by Deloitte & Touche. Interesting... a friend who is an (exceptional!) business-intelligence researcher found tons on Hindelang in the public record in a few minutes, but D&T had managed to miss it all. IMHO Simon & Sons might have a case against D&T for their failure to find this stuff.

I'm trying to dig up the information again and will post any public-domain stuff as I can.

[Free the USA]

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