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Internal email alleging financial misstatements and unpaid fees in a high‑value art/financial deal involving Brad Karp and unnamed parties

Date
November 11, 2025
Source
House Oversight
Reference
House Oversight #023232
Pages
1
Persons
2

Summary

The passage contains vague accusations of fraud, missing documentation, and a disputed $20 million payment tied to an "Athene or Rothschild" transaction, but it lacks concrete names, dates, or transac Alleged $20 million payment shortfall and discounted fee for a transaction involving "Athene or Roth Claims of repeated inaccurate financial statements and missing cash‑flow data prepared by Brad Kar

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