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Posted by KEH on April 26, 2013 at 13:00:13 from (209.213.19.196):


Went to see how some stolen money was spent.

www.walnutgroveauctions.com

The government is going to sell out this guy's stuff to recover money for people he defrauded. He is a former county councilman in Anderson, SC, who has been convicted for running a ponzi scheme. Scheme involved getting money to supposedly invest in silver. No, I didn't invest in it. The facilities pictured in the auction site are near me at Woodruff, SC. They had large facilities there on 80 acres, including a nice farm store that sold, among other things, a very good selection of cheese.
While things were being built, the local opinion was that old money or stole money was being used. Now we know.

I don't have much interest in anything pictured, maybe some corral panels, and yes, I've checked the new price.

The MF 240 tractor now has the hood sitting on it, battery cover still missing. 50% tires, power steering, no remotes. Hope they didn't try to pull the 6 foot Bush Hog pictured, I have one like it and it's too much for a 240. The tractor has that "not running" look.

Buildings are expensive. The chandeliers pictured are in a concrete floored horse barn, looked unused. Another barn has stalls with red cedar partitions and a cedar floor. It also has what I think is the largest solar array in the state.

Real estate to be sold later.

KEH


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