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Elvis Presley — Part 8
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On October 13, 1977, the facts of this case vere
presented to the Federal Grand Jury, Western District of
Tennessee, Memphis, Tennessee. Following deliberation, a
sealed indictment was returned, which indictment remained
sealed until October 18, 1977 when it was opened upon appli-
cation of the United States Attorney's Office, Memphis. . |
The indictment charged that FREDERICK P. PRO, 3. LAURENCE
WOLFSON, RAYMOND BASZNER, GABRIEL ROBERT CAGGIANO, ROY |
EVERETT SMITH and PHILIP KARL KITZER, JR. devised and
intended to devise a scheme and artifice to defraud and
obtain money and property from ELVIS A. PRESLEY knowing
that all representations made were false. The indictment
sets forth that PRO did do business as Air Cargo Express,
Inc. and as Span East Airlines, J. LAURENCE WOLFSON did
business at Transworld Industries, RAYMOND W. BASZNER and
GABRIEL ROBERT CAGGIANO did operate and control the business
known as World Aircraft Exchange, Inc. and CAGGIANO acted
as attorney for BASZNER and. for World Aircraft Exchange.
It was further part of the scheme to defraud ROY EVERETT
SMITH, who acted as Secretary of the Board of Directors of
and as Secretary of Air Cargo Express, Inc. and acted as
an Agent of FREDERICK P. PRO.
In furtherance of this scheme, neither BASZNER
mor CAGGIANO revealed to PRESLEY that they were employees
of PRO nor did CAGGIANO reveal that he was a part owner of
World Aircraft Exchange, Inc.
WOLFSON acted as ‘Treasurer of Commercial Air
Transport Sales, Inc. but did not reveal he 6id business _—
as Transworld Industries, Inc. ° “oe
By means of false pretenses and promises, PRESLEY
gold his Lockheed Jetstar aircraft to WWP Aircraft Leasing
Corporation, which in turn leased back the aircraft to
PRESLEY for a monthly rental of $16,775 for 84 months.
PRESLEY sub-leased the aircraft to Air Cargo Express for
84 months at a monthly rent of $17,775 and for an additional
36 months at a monthly rental of $10,000. At the same time
WwP Leasing Corporation obtained a loan of $950,000 from the
Chemical Bank of Mew York to finance the above transaction
with $611,951.67 going to release PRESLEY's indebtedness to
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