by: Raquel Okyay Gun giant faces damaging civil lawsuit that includes charges of federal and Georgia R.I.C.O. violations, theft, fraud and money laundering. “At its bottom it’s a business dispute,” said John Da Grosa Smith, attorney for plaintiff Helga Glock in the action Glock v. Glock et al. filed on Oct. 9 in U.S. District Court, Atlanta Division. “Helga filed this case against Gaston Sr. and his associates, when she learned he committed virtually world-wide stealing of hundreds of millions of dollars from her.” This litigation is destined to answer many of the rumors and speculations surrounding the comings and goings of many senior personnel from Glock over the past decade, and may very well shed light on questions of motive and bizarre corporate re-directions ever since the assassination attempt on Gaston Glock in Luxemburg by Panama “the Duke” Charlie, who is currently serving prison time there and is reportedly willing to talk on the record regarding what he knew and when he knew it. cc: Carl R Gottstein Jr., Sha Kelley, Preston Olney, Marty Gahan
Posted on: Mon, 20 Oct 2014 13:33:30 +0000
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