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Edward Wedelstedt President of Goalie Entertainment, Edward Wedelsted (photo taken at 1999 AVN Awards), known in the industry as Eddie W, is one of America's five most powerful pornographers. He has a long criminal record for such crimes as dealing in stolen property and committing arson. Wedelstedt is referenced in the August 19, 1999 Rolling Stone article on Luke: "When the leaders of the top adult video and Internet companies gathered at a secretive conference in Cancun, Mexico, in the spring, Ford was a prime topic. The owner of a chain of adult stores [Edward Wedelstedt] was reportedly heard saying not only that Ford is a "menace to society" but "no one should worry about him anymore - Luke's going to end up as a spot on the pavement."" Eddie W, a former speed (methamphetamines) freak, is hated by many of his peers, regarded by some as vicious and evil. He's suspected of ripping off Reuben Sturman for dozens porn stores while the porn godfather was descending into Alzheimers and prison during the late 1980s. Wedelstedt received the "Freedom Isn't Free Award" from the Free Speech Coalition in July 1996. At the FSC dinner dance, he said that over the past decade staff in his eight Dallas video stores had gone to jail 1250 times. Wedelstedt told the 1/98 AVN: In 1970, I was in Kenosha, Wisconsin. I had my little store… I was on the road trying to make a buck. We were trying to help the store make money, and it was different in those days. You only had magazines… Even 8mm movies, you had some but wasn't a great selection. It was the pocket books, the magazines… Peep shows, nobody even knew what those were except certain parts of the country. One day, I had to go on the road on a Friday. I'll never forget it as long as I live. I went on the road, and I came back, and there's a big sign posted on my door, by the police, that the store was out of business. I got my key out and opened the door, and I looked inside, and everything was gone. Showcases, the pegboard was pulled off the walls, even the carpet was ripped of the floor. There was nothing left. I called Reuben Sturman…He says, "Do you want to fight? Do you believe in free speech?" …Monday morning…a big semi pulls up in front with everything. Magazines, books, showcases, racks… Set the store up. The man came off the truck…gave me a check for $5000… And a little note [from Reuben] that said, "All I ask is that you pay this back, and give me a little business if you get a chance.' …No one ever did more for Free Speech than Reuben… I was arrested 40-something times… Went to trial six times. One time [1991] I had tax problems. The government took everything I owned. People were laughing. People were making fun, that Eddie W. was out of business. It was Reuben Sturman who called Ron Braverman and Paul Wisner and said, 'We've got to help this man. We've got to get him back on his feet.' Reuben ran Eddie's stores while Eddie was in jail. Then, in the late 1980s, when Reuben ran into legal problems, Eddie ran Reuben's stores and eventually took them over, probably without paying Reuben the millions of dollars he owed him. From the 1999 AVN Awards: Paul Fishbein: "This is the first retailer that we're giving our Special Achievement Award to. His name is Eddie Wedelstedt [convicted felon who owns Goalie Entertainment]. He's a legend in the video community who is coming out of the closet. He is truly one of the most loyal and generous I've ever met. He supports every free speech organization in this country. Also, he takes care of underprivileged children in Arizona, Colorado and California. I was present this past summer when the Muscular Dystrophy Association honored Eddie for his charitable work. His legal work challenging unconstitutional ordinances that violate all of your rights, taking obscenity busts in places like Dallas and Council Bluffs, Iowa. He fights them to the end, even when facing jail time." Eddie W: "For 17 of the 30 years I've been in retail, I've had to turn myself in to probation officers or wardens. I spent 1700 days in prison for free speech. When I get these awards, I want to think back to the legends who made this possible. People like [convicted thief] Reuben Sturman, Michael Thevis [convicted murderer], DiBi [member of Gambino and DeCavalcante crime families], the Luros family [Milton Luros rose to fame through pirating], the Warner family, and all the great attorneys who made the laws available so that we can operate today. "This award does not belong to Eddie W. This belongs to the thousands of kids...working for $4:50 - $7:00 an hour, going to jail because they sold a magazine or a video. To all the kids on the movie sets who got busted. To all the women who took abuse until recently when they started realizing what's going on. To all the gay people who were humiliated for all those years... I take this [award] in your name. I thank you. You are the greatest people in the world. You make a dollar, you make money... You're fighting for something...free speech." Eddie kisses Paul before and after receiving his award. Paul: "The only two men who have ever kissed me. Eddie and my father." From AVN.com 3/9/00 by Mark Kernes: Eddie Wedelstedt, owner of Goalie Entertainment, is not known for taking a lot of pauses when he speaks, especially when the topic is the one dearest to his heart: The Eddie's Kids Foundation, which he established several years ago. "A lot of people take shots at the adult industry - and this is coming from Eddie W., probably the oldest guy in this business besides Teddy [Rothstein] that's been around for this length of time - and I'm going to be honest with you: I don't care what I've ever needed, and I've done a lot of charity work where I've needed help for kids; not only have I never been turned down, but the people have always sent more than they were supposed to send. The adult people are the most generous people I've ever dealt with, dealing with children and with charities. They are just phenomenal. People can take their shots; there'll be people who'll read this and say bad things about us. Whatever they want to say, all I know is one thing: 15,000 children in America this year are going to see a big-time professional sporting event because of Eddie's Kids." The long weekend of Feb. 3-6 found some of the porn industry's leading lights gathered in Denver at Wedelstedt's invitation for what he calls his "winter party": actually, a working vacation where adult manufacturers and retailers, and several of the lawyers who represent them, gather to discuss issues of importance to the industry... and also to get in a bit of shopping at some of Denver's haute-couture-to-bargain-basement malls and outlets. Wedelstedt (or "Eddie W." as he likes to be called) and wife Vivian revel in their roles of host and hostess while making the various events, seminars and discussion groups the most informative and enjoyable that the industry sees in the course of a year - all of it punctuated by musings from Wedelstedt himself on what he considers the important issues of the day. But Eddie always finds himself coming back to the kids... and his "people": those that run his chain of adult stores and his friends in the industry. "The Eddie's Kids Foundation was set up basically to make sure that kids could get to a sporting event," Wedelstedt explained. "And let's face it: some parents can't afford it anymore. So we want to take children and get them to these sporting events. Well, this year alone, close to 15,000 children will see a game on Eddie's Kids - a combination of the [L.A.] Kings, the [Denver] Nuggets, the [Colorado] Avalanche and the Phoenix Coyotes; these are all fabulous, wonderful, professional organizations who are working with this foundation. "My people deserve [the recognition]," he continued. "The adult people have stepped forward just unbelievably. The other night, the adult industry raised $170,000 in one night of great contributions of serious money from wonderful people." 8/23/00 Feds Raid Wedeltsetdt's Goalie Entertainment Federal marshals over the weekend raided five Goalie Entertainment Warehouses. For Mark Kernes important report at AVN.com, click here. The feds confiscated millions of dollars of cash from Edward Wedelstedt's establishments, including two million dollars from his home. People usually do not have non-criminal reasons for storing two million dollars at their home. FBI sources have described Wedelstedt to me as "deadly dangerous." Wedelstedt has a long criminal history, and has been busted repeatedly for dealing in stolen property and income tax evasion. Eddie W, as he's known to his friends, is a complex man. A member of the "old school" of pornographers that goes back to Reuben Sturman, he donates tens of thousands of dollars to various charities. Wedelstedt gave a long rambling speech at the AVN Manufacturers Conference in Hawaii in March about his charitable foundations. Eventually he got so choked up he started crying and then walked off stage. It was like a James Brown ending at a concert. XXX: "He was such a maniac at that AVN Conference, ranting and raving about his [charity] kids. The inane rambling of a maniac. I don't know if he was thanking people or what he was doing. Some long story. He's so thankful. He starts to cry and slobbering..." Luke's sources believe that the raid against Wedelstedt was aimed just at Wedelstedt and does not signal trouble for the entire industry. Here's an excerpt from the report by AVN's legal affairs correspondent Mark Kernes: The raids, which targeted Goalie warehouses in Denver, Memphis, Dallas, Austin, Los Angeles and the homes of two company principals, began at approximately 5 a.m. pacific time on Saturday, when federal agents allegedly called M&M Sales' Al Bloom at his home to come and open up the building at 9640 Owensmouth Avenue within the hour or they would break the doors in. "It was a massive thing over the weekend while all the lawyers were in Canada at the First Amendment Lawyers [FALA] convention," noted prominent First Amendment attorney Paul Cambria, who has worked extensively for Goalie in the past. "We're sorting it out now. We'll have a meeting and decide what legal action we're going to take." Unconfirmed reports say the impetus for the raid was an earlier action against certain video stores in Austin, Texas, reportedly owned by John Coyle. At that time, the reports said, marshals were looking for copies of the DarkSide Entertainment video Sugar Two, an early 1999 release which was recalled by its manufacturer in late April, 2000 after reports surfaced that one of the actresses in the video was underage. Luke: Eddie W goes back to the days when porn will illegal and controlled by organized crime. Eddie W regards people like murderer Mike Thevis, and Robert DiBernardo, a former captain in the Gambino crime family, as friends and heroes. Edward has a long memory for his friends and enemies. He stores grudges. The feds have kept their eyes on Eddie W for 30 years. These latest busts go back to tax evasion by Eddie W in the early '90s. Wedelstedt's Austin connection, John Coyle, has probably turned states evidence. He's probably fed info to the feds about Wedelstedt. XXX: "I think that DarkSide title was just an excuse to get into Eddie's stuff. What they do is this. They get something they think is strong. Then they go in there and try to further substantiate it. They go on a basic fishing expedition and see what else they can find out." Luke: "2257, the record keeping requirements?" XXX: "No. Because he's a distributor, rather than a producer, he doesn't have to worry as much about that. But I believe that IRS agents were involved in the raids." Luke: "He's been nailed before for tax evasion before. You'd think he'd clean up his act." XXX: "You know what they say about old dogs." Luke: Here's a copy of the search warrant filed by federal agents in the Central Districut Court of California. Number 00-1967M: Items to be seized 1. Books, records (including computer stored records), receipts, notes, memoranda, correspondence, telephone address books and records, invoices, order forms, shipping and receiving receipts, ledgers, adding machine tapes, bank records, money orders, credit card records, cashier's checks and other financial records documenting the purchase, transportation, distribution, sale and payment for films, movies, videos, books, and magazines for display/sale and the receipt, collection, accounting and disposition of proceeds derived from the sale, rental, and/or display of films, movies, videos, books and magazines from January 1, 1990, through the present; 3. All copies of the video entitled SUGAR TWO; 4. Envelopes, letters, and other correspondence including, but not limited to, electronic mail and electronic m essages, offering to transmit through interstate or foreign commerce, including by United States mail or by computer, child pornography as defined in Title 18, United States Code, Section 2256 (8) 7. Address books, mailing lists, supplier lists, mailing address labels, and any and all documents and records pertaining to the preparation, purchase, and acquisition of names or lists of names to be used in connection with the purchase, sale, trade, or transmission, through interstate or foreign commerce, including by United States mail or by computer, of child pornography... 10. Large amounts of currency over $10,000, cashier's checks, money orders, bank drafts or other forms of negotiable instruments, gold, gold coins and other precious metals, derived from the criminal offenses described in this Affidavit, contained in any lock boxes, safes, briefcases, or other containers on the above listed premises; 12. Books, records (including computer stored records), receipts, notes, memoranda, correspondence, telephone address books, ledgers, adding machine tapes, bank records, money orders, credit card records, tax returns, cashier's checks and other financial records, including but not limited to, deed records, mortgage applications and notes, loan agreements, liens, title company data, rental/lease agreements, escrow agreements, financial statements, collateral records, life or property insurance policies, wills, trust agreements, and other data pertaining to the ownership or control of personal assets, liabilities, income and expenses of Edward J. Wedelstedt, Vivian Schough Wedelstedt, Robert Depiano, James Ray Greentree, James Edward Greentree, John Kenneth Coil, Leroy Moore, and Beverly Kay Vandusen... 16. All administrative complaints, orders, notices of violations or citations related in any way to the distribution, display, transportation, or sale of sexually explicit material including correspondence related to the alleged violation of statutes, regulations or ordinances; 7/20/01 Erotica LA - The Inside Story XXX writes: Eddie Wedelstedt wanted to buy Erotic LA from Ron Miller as a fundraiser for Free Speech. Eddie wanted Paul Fishbein to run it. Eddie and Paul made a deal with a committee from Free Speech that they would buy Ron out and run the show and the profits would be a 50/50 slit between AVN and FSC. Ron Miller received $10,000 down and $100,000 over the course of a year. Ron was supposed to run the show this year on salary and AVN has the option whether to keep him or not. AVN hasn't spoken to him yet to see what his plans are so I have no idea what will happen there. AVN owns the show. AVN has a deal with FSC for profit sharing and most of the big compaies wanted to share with M & M Sales rather than take their own booths. AVN will decide soon if and when there will be another show though I think they probably will do it. YYY says: Eddie W, who thinks he's God's gift to the porn industry, decided to take over Erotica LA. He took Ron Miller aside and said, either we're taking over the show for free, or you'll agree with our deal. Eddie comes from the old school of porn negotiations. Eddie Wedelstedt got Vivid and VCA to donate a bunch of old product. Sale of it went to the Free Speech Coalition. 01/09/91 The Dallas Morning News Internal Revenue Service agents seized property from 14 pornography-related businesses in Texas on Tuesday in an attempt to recover $3.35 million in taxes from the shops' owner. Six of the businesses are in Dallas County, and one is in Lewisville. The IRS raids, conducted in seven states, targeted 250 offices and pornography shops owned by Edward J. Wedelstedt . He was convicted of tax evasion in 1982 in Los Angeles, IRS officials said. Mr. Wedelstedt 's $3.35 million debt stems from his failure to pay a $400,000 tax levy in 1978, said Bill Trantham, an attorney for Mr. Wedelstedt . The $400,000 grew to more than $3 million because of interest and penalties, Mr. Trantham said. Mr. Wedelstedt was sentenced to 18 months in prison for the tax evasion but still owed the money, said Jan Gribbon, a spokeswoman for the IRS in Los Angeles. On Tuesday, IRS agents carted televisions, VCRs, furniture, cash registers and other property from pornography shops, businesses and offices in which Mr. Wedelstedt owns an interest, said Marlene Gaysek, a spokeswoman for the IRS in Dallas. The agents did not take any of the goods sold in the shops. "We are seizing any assets we could sell at a general auction -- not triple-X videos,' Ms. Gaysek said. Ms. Gribbon said the confiscated property will be sold and the money applied to Mr. Wedelstedt 's debt. Mr. Trantham said the seizures may put Mr. Wedelstedt out of business temporarily. But, he said, "I anticipate he'll be back.' The lawyer said the IRS action was "just one of those things, part of doing business.' The Dallas businesses involved were Video Stop, 2006 Market Center Blvd.; Videoland, 10857 Harry Hines Blvd.; Adult Video, 3430 Irving Blvd.; Eros Video Center, 2555 Walnut Hill Lane; and Fantasyland, 1820 W. Mockingbird Lane. Agents also seized property at Wranglers in Lewisville and from corporate offices at 601 Belt Line Road in Irving. Property also was confiscated from stores in Lubbock, Amarillo and Merkel, IRS officials said. Last year, Mr. Wedelstedt 's company, Nobby Lobby, sued the city of Dallas in federal court, claiming that police officers illegally confiscated electronic equipment used to present pornographic videos at Fantasyland, Eros Video and Videoland. That lawsuit has not been resolved. In late May, 1999, Luke received this letter: You are doing a wonderful job exposing the people in the porn industry for what they really are but there are a few minor faux pas I can help you iron out. I want to start at the top or perhaps more aptly put, at the bottom. Edward Joseph Wedelstedt is the top U.S. man in the porn industry and ranks down there with the lowest of human beings. Heretofore you implied that Eddie W spent time in prison in conjunction with First Amendment issues. That is absolutely untrue. Eddie W spent time in prison for one reason and one reason only, Eddie W is a criminal, thug, lowlife and scam artist. Eddy W was nailed once for trying to cheat competitors, e.g., stealing from their warehouses and burning them down and thereafter he tried to scam the IRS. Certainly it is not unusual for criminals to get together and sublimate both the social malevolence of their crimes as well as their respective culpability in the same. Eddie W likes to publicly proclaim that he did five years for the First Amendment when the truth is that he did five years because he is a hardened criminal! Picture yourself as one of the many convicted felons in the porn industry whom all believe society has dealt them an unfair hand. Eddie W reigns as King of the Over the Hill Gang of Convicted Felons whom control the porn industry. Here is a story I would love for you to print because it has yet to be exposed! Eddie W gets out of jail and, knowing only one way to make a living, continues on in the porn business. Eddy W, a twice convicted felon who owns many stores (more likely between 70-84 as opposed to the 200 or so you think he owns) is extremely afraid of the consequences of the interstate distribution of sexually oriented materials which may subsequently be adjudged to be obscene. Eddie W's huge operation requires a captive distributorship but he is not willing to accept the huge risk, yet, at the same time, his greed will not allow him to purchase from other distributors who may be making a small percentage on the goods shipped to his stores. Eddie W resolves to strike a balance between greed and fear and subsequently hires recently released ex-felon Don Browning, M&M Distributors. The deal is that Eddie W is both boss and financier and Don Browning is the front man and partner. Now Eddy W secretly gets back a piece of everything he would have been paying to those who were willing to take the risk of being interstate distributors. Make no mistake, this is part of Eddie W's criminal enterprise. Convicted felon Eddy W hires (buys) recently released convicted felon Don Browning [convicted in the early 1990s for Interstate Transportation of Obscenity along with Susan Conlin, Chris Mann and others at CPLC - California Publishing L… Company] and who does Don Browning hire (buy)? Don Browning hires his recently released former jailhouse lover, convicted felon Mark Suckman. Mark is a consummate conman (convicted for mail and wire fraud as well as evading prosecution by living in Costa Rica) and there is every reason to expect that he will have a long and prosperous career in the Eddie W Criminal Empire. Eddie W's criminal record includes the following case: Iowa vs. Edward Joseph Wedelstedt, No. 60762, Supreme Court of Iowa, March 22, 1978. On May 17, a rehearing was denied. In other words, Eddie's appeal for his conviction for dealing in stolen goods was denied. From the court records: Defendant [Wedelstedt] was convicted in the Black Hawk District Court...of aiding in concealing stolen property and conspiracy.... A central figure in the State's case was Thomas Meade. The record shows that, in 1967, Meade was incarcerated upon conviction of a felony. After his release he went to college and then to work for Edward Joseph Wedelstedt (defendant). Defendant was shown to own a chain of what were characterized as bookstores. Meade found locations and opened new bookstores for defendant. In 1974, while in Davenport visiting his parents, Meade met some peopole who had stolen two movie projectors. He thereafter called defendant at his office in Cedar Rapids, Linn County, Iowa, to inquire whether defendant wanted to buy the stolen projectors. Defendant agreed to purchase the projectors for $200. After the purchase was made, Meade told defendant [Eddie W] the people who stole the projectors also saw several canisters of film located at the farmhouse where the projectors were stolen. Believing the films were pornographic and thus useful in his business, defendant sent Meade back to investigate the films. Meade went to the Davenport farmhouse, stole a few canisters, and took them to his sister's farm near Davenport. The following day Meade met defendant at a truckstop and showed the stolen samples. Although the films were not pornographic, the defendant was interested in buying them. The day following this meeting Meade drove his station wagon back to the farmhouse and loaded it by stealing more film. Because there were so many films Meade went back the next day with a rented truck and with help. The truck was loaded with films and various furniture. The truck was then driven to Meade's home in Solon, Iowa, where the stolen furniture was unloaded. Thereafter Meade's wife drove the station wagon to defendant's warehouse in Cedar Rapids. Defendant and his helper followed in the truck. Defendant paid $10,000 for the stolen films, $2500 in cash and $7500 in credit on a mortgage defendant held on Meade's house in Solon. Defendant [Edward Wedelstedt] then gave Meade $200 and directed him to rent a trailer and to buy foot lockers soo the films could be taken from the truck and hauled to another place for storage. Meade did so and thereafter drove the trailer to defendant's home in Cedar Rapids and left it htere so that someone else could move the films for storage at a place unknown to Meade. In October of 1974 the State filed criminal charges agaisnt Meade in an unrelated matter. Motivated by desire to escape punishment in that matter Meade entered into an agreement with the State. Meade received limited immunity in exchange fo rhis furnishing evidence against defendant. From this point Meade worked in a dual capacity. Defendant believed Meade remained his agent and was acting in his behalf. At the same time Meade worked with the Iowa bureau of criminal investigation (BCI). He wore a transmitter to record conversations with defendant. Several recorded telephone conversations between Meade and defendant were received in evidence. One such conversation had to do with a book found by Meade and later given defendant which listed all the films. Another conversation concerned finding a more permanent storage place for the films. Other conversations dealt with finding someone who would buy the stolen films. At the direction of the BCI Meade told defendant that a prospective buyer from Los Angeles had been found for the films. This was done at defendant's office in Cedar Rapids on November 7, 1974. ...The films were shown and half hte money was to be exchanged first. If there were any "double cross" defendant [Wedelstedt] instructed them to start shooting. Meade was armed with a .22 automatic. Defendant was also to supply two guns for protection. Later all went to defendant's warehouse where he paid the men and got one gun... Luke: Here are highlights from the court case US v. Edward Joseph Wedelstedt, No. 77-1965, United States Court of Appeals, Eighth Circuit. Submitted Sept. 11, 1978, decided Dec. 15, and rehearing denied Jan. 9, 1979: The Shepard films were a collection of privately owned classic films. They were stolen in September 1974 in Davenport, Iowa from David Shepard and transported to Cedar Rapids, Iowa where they were received by appellant. They had been stolen and transported by Thomas Meade [an employee of one of Wedelstedt's businesses, International Amusements], who thereafter became an informer for the Iowa Bureau of Criminal Investigation (BCI), in exchange for immunity. Pursuant to a plan devised by Meade and the BCI, Meade informed Wedelstedt that he had located a buyer for the Shepard films; appellant thereafter arranged for the films to be transported ina U-Haul truck by his associates from one point in Iowa to another, where the alleged buyer was said to be waiting. Wedelstedt was told that the fictitious buyer, who was an agent, was from the West Coast, and would be transporting the films back there. The "Chicago" transaction involved the theft from a Chicago warehouse of a large number of pornographic, or adult films. This theft occurred on December 8, 1974; the three thieves were Gentry, Leone, and Dobler... They transported the films to Cedar Rapids, Iowa and delivered them to the appellant Wedelstedt. An earlier attempt of the theft by Meade (the informer) and Gentry, on November 23, 1974, had been aborted. The affidavit of agent Michael Marlin provided inter alia: "On or about the 8th of December, 1974, a thaft [sic] occured [sic] in Chicago Illinois where more than 1000 8 millimeter pornographic filmswere stolen from a warehouse. Meade was originally asked by Wedelstedt to take part in this theft but did not do so. These films have since been ovserved by Meade at the warehouse at 311 9th Ave. S. E.: Cedar Rapids, Iowa. This theft was done at the direction of Wedelstedt, by his employees. This affiant overheard a conversation between Meade and Wedelstedt on the _ day of December, 1974, where Meade said "How come you ripped of [sic] the films without me" and Wedelstedt said "I gave you a chance and you didn't want to do it." Meade than [sic] said"Did you give them (meaning the thieves) $2 a film as our deal was"... "On December 13, 1974 the informant, Thomas Meade advised that from his observation at the warehouse 311 9th Ave S. E. the film stolen from Chicago, a poloroid [sic] camera taken int he Shepard [sic] burglary, Electronic desk computer, univac, stolen in the State of Utah, a [sic] adding machine also from Utah were present at that location." The affidavit further states that Meade is Wedelstedt's employee; that he is under indictment for arson; that the averments he makes to affiant are against his penal interest, and that Meade fears for his safety because of threats Wedelstedt had made against others. Finally it is averred that Meade has provided reliable information in the past which was corroborated by independent investigation and monitoring of Meade's conversations with Wedelstedt. Luke: Here are highlights of Linn County, Iowa, unsuccesful attempt to prosecute Wedelstedt for running a massage parlor nuisance: The female masseurs employed at said place [Sultan's Palace, located at 4105 and 4107 Center Point Road, N.E., Cedar Rapids, Iowa] have consistently engaged in the practice of masturbating and/or massaging the penis and testicles of the male customers with the knowledge and consent of the Defendants. The masseurs are not married to the male customers and the customers pay for the services they receive. This massaging occurs on a one and one basis between the female masseur and the customer ina room. There is a Gentlemen's Delight in which two female masseurs are in the room with the male person receiving the massage. There is no indication that this activity can be seen from the street or by other people entering the establishment. According to public records listed below, Wedelstedt owes the IRS millions of dollars. Could some smart lawyer accountant type explain to me the significance of all the liens against Eddie W and his complicated holding structures? Possible Property Ownership 26314 IVREA PL VALENCIA,
CA 91355 XXX E LONG CT LITTLETON, CO 80121 Colorado Assessment
Record - County of: ARAPAHOE 4655 COLORADO BLVD DENVER, CO 80216 Colorado Assessment
Record - County of: DOUGLAS California Assessment Record - County of: RIVERSIDE
Texas Assessment Record - County of: POTTER Texas Assessment Record - County of: POTTER 4655 N COLORADO BLVD DENVER, CO 80216 California Assessment Record - County of: LOS ANGELES
Iowa Assessment Record - County of: POTTAWATTAMIE Iowa Assessment Record - County of: JOHNSON A manual search of Properties of the Nation using the name WEDELSTEDT EDWARD J is recommended. 22 additional property records exist (including historicals) but are not included as they do not match all necessary criteria. Possible Deed Transfers Colorado Deed Transfer Records - County of: DOUGLAS
Possible Vehicles Registered at Subject's Addresses 2825 E LONG CT LITTLETON, CO 80121 ** 11 Vehicles found,
only same last name(s) are listed Plate: ABD8732 State: CO Expire Date: 07/31/1999 Title:
10P843164 OWNER: EDWARD J WEDELSTEDT Plate: PBZ7718 State: CO Expire Date: 03/31/2000 Title: 10R338011 OWNER: EDWARD J WEDELSTEDT 1975 CAD No VIN Analysis Available VIN: 6L655W414045 Plate: ABF2590 State: CO Expire Date: 08/31/1997 Title: 01D007942 OWNER: EDWARD J WEDELSTEDT 1981 ROLLS ROYCE CORNICHE II CONVERTI ROLLS ROYCE CORNICHE II CONVERTI - 6.8L V8 MF VIN: SCAYD42A1BCX02356 CONVERTIBLE Plate: PBD3775 State: CO Expire Date: 07/31/1999 Title: 10P985561 OWNER: EDWARD J WEDELSTEDT 1977 RR No VIN Analysis Available VIN: SRX25766 Plate: F1D1806 State: CO Expire Date: 02/29/2000 Title: 10R200182 OWNER: EDWARD J WEDELSTEDT 1998 VOLVO V70 AWD WAGON VOLVO V70 AWD WAGON - 2.3L L5 FI TURBO DOHC VIN: YV1LW5240W2451414 4-DOOR WAGON 4655 N COLORADO BLVD DENVER, CO 80216 Plate: YLH56Y State: TX Date Registered: 09/01/1998
Expire Date: 08/31/1999 Title: 05726535710115348 Title Date: 10/17/1997
OWNER: GOALIE ENTERTAINMENT INC Plate: ABX7246 State: CO Expire Date: SEP 97 Title: 01W123998 OWNER: TOYOTA MOTOR CREDIT CORP 1996 TOYOTA 4 RUNNER SR5 TOYOTA 4 RUNNER SR5 - 3.4L V6 EFI DOHC 24V VIN: JT3HN87R1T0038496 4D SPORT UTILITY Plate: BASE2 State: CO Expire Date: 04/30/2000 Title: 07P160640 OWNER: FELCO TITLE TRUST 1999 TOYOTA LANDCRUISER TOYOTA LANDCRUISER - 4.7L V8 FI DOHC 32V VIN: JT3HT05JXX0037308 4D SPORT UTILITY Plate: ABI2972 State: CO Expire Date: 07/31/1998 Title: 01C021990 OWNER: EDWARD W LOBB 1986 CHEVROLET CORVETTE SPORT COUPE CHEVROLET CORVETTE SPORT COUPE - 5.7L V8 TPI VIN: 1G1YY0783G5122431 2-DOOR HATCHBACK 4655 COLORADO BLVD DENVER, CO 80216 ** 20 Vehicles found, only same last name(s) are listed ** Plate: BEW330 State: CO Expire Date: AUG 94 Title: 01T087625 OWNER: EDWARD J WEDELSTEDT 1990 CHRYSLER NEW YORKER FIFTH AVE CHRYSLER NEW YORKER FIFTH AVE - 3.3L V6 PFI O VIN: 1C3XY66RXLD721833 4-DOOR SEDAN Plate: A1A2822 State: CO Expire Date: 12/31/1999 Title: 01T353147 OWNER: EDDIE WEDELSTEDT 1984 JEEP CJ-7 JEEP CJ-7 - 258 CID L6 2BBL VIN: 1JCCM87A3ET013392 UTILITY Plate: 96D44 State: CO Expire Date: DEC 99 Title: 01B016142 OWNER: EDWARD JOSEPH WEDELSTEDT 1939 CAD No VIN Analysis Available VIN: 3290807 Possible UCC Lien Filings Original Date : 09/29/1995 Original Date : 04/10/1997 Original Date : 04/11/1997 Original Date : 05/24/1999 Original Date : 10/01/1996 Original Date : 01/04/1995 Original Date : 09/29/1995 Original Date : 03/13/1996 Original Date : 01/08/1991 Original Date : 01/07/1991 Original Date : 03/13/1996 Possible Liens, Judgments and Bankruptcies Court Location: LA COUNTY / RECORDER OF DEEDS Court Location: LA COUNTY / RECORDER OF DEEDS Court Location: LA COUNTY / RECORDER OF DEEDS Court Location: LA COUNTY / RECORDER OF DEEDS Court Location: LA COUNTY / RECORDER OF DEEDS Court Location: ARAPAHOE COUNTY RECORDER'S OFFICE Other Debtors: SCHOUG VIVIAN L 393-40-29 Court Location: ARAPAHOE COUNTY RECORDER'S OFFICE Filing Type : Federal Tax Lien Release Filing Date: 01/08/1991 Case Number : 88310 Release Date: 06/13/1994 Book / Page: 7592 / 428 Creditor/Plaintiff: IRS Amount: $2,210,098 Debtor/Defender: WEDELSTEDT EDWARD J 2825 E LONG CT SSN: 393-40-2915 LITTLETON, CO 80121 Court Location: DENVER COUNTY RECORDER Filing Type : State Tax Lien Filing Date: 01/07/1991 Case Number : 122698 Release Date: Book: 1991 Creditor/Plaintiff: IRS Amount: $2,210,098 Debtor/Defender: WEDELSTEDT EDWARD J 2800 N SPEER BV SSN: 393-40-2915 DENVER, CO 80211 Other Debtors: WHITROCK HOLLIS T 491-42-80 Other Debtors: WHITROCK HATTIE M 491-42-80 Other Debtors: YOCKTENG OLGA Court Location: DENVER COUNTY RECORDER Filing Type : State Tax Lien Filing Date: 01/07/1991 Case Number : 122699 Release Date: Book: 1991 Creditor/Plaintiff: IRS Amount: $2,210,098 Debtor/Defender: WEDELSTEDT EDWARD J 2800 N SPEER BV SSN: 393-40-2915 DENVER, CO 80211 Other Debtors: DOYLE VIRGINIA B 312-46-87 Other Debtors: CAMPBELL RICKEY A Court Location: DENVER COUNTY RECORDER Filing Type : State Tax Lien Filing Date: 01/07/1991 Case Number : 122700 Release Date: Book: 1991 Creditor/Plaintiff: IRS Amount: $2,210,098 Debtor/Defender: WEDELSTEDT EDWARD J 2800 N SPEER BV SSN: 393-40-2915 DENVER, CO 80211 Other Debtors: BUTLER BOBBY L 196-44-19 Other Debtors: MARTINS BAR GRILL INC Court Location: DENVER COUNTY RECORDER Filing Type : State Tax Lien Filing Date: 01/07/1991 Case Number : 122701 Release Date: Book: 1991 Creditor/Plaintiff: IRS Amount: $2,210,098 Debtor/Defender: WEDELSTEDT EDWARD J 2800 N SPEER BV SSN: 393-40-2915 DENVER, CO 80211 Other Debtors: COOK MARGARET S 523-90-31 Other Debtors: COOK JEFFREY L 523-90-31 Other Debtors: BB INC Other Debtors: FADEYL EMISSIONS SERVICE INC Court Location: DENVER COUNTY RECORDER Filing Type : Federal Tax Lien Release Filing Date: 01/07/1991 Case Number : 96401 Release Date: 06/13/1994 Book: 1994 Creditor/Plaintiff: IRS Amount: $2,210,098 Debtor/Defender: WEDELSTEDT EDWARD J 2800 N SPEER BV SSN: 393-40-2915 DENVER, CO 80211 Court Location: GRAND FORKS COUNTY COURT Filing Type : Federal Tax Lien Release Filing Date: 01/31/1991 Case Number : 94431752 Release Date: 06/13/1994 Other Case : 459100357 Creditor/Plaintiff: IRS Amount: $883,094 Debtor/Defender: WEDELSTEDD EDWARD J 2800 N SPEER BV SSN: 393-40-2915 DENVER, CO 80211 Court Location: GRAND FORKS COUNTY COURT Filing Type : Federal Tax Lien Release Filing Date: 01/31/1991 Case Number : 94431759 Release Date: 06/13/1994 Other Case : 459100355 Creditor/Plaintiff: IRS Amount: $1,327,003 Debtor/Defender: WEDELSTEDD EDWARD J 2800 N SPEER BV SSN: 393-40-2915 DENVER, CO 80211 Court Location: LANCASTER CNTY RECORDER- LINCOLN Filing Type : Federal Tax Lien Release Filing Date: 12/07/1990 Case Number : 9417566 Release Date: 04/12/1994 Creditor/Plaintiff: IRS Amount: $1,327,003 Debtor/Defender: WEDELSTEDT EDWARD J 6872 FARMDALE AV SSN: 393-40-2915 NORTH HOLLYWOOD, CA 91605 Court Location: LANCASTER CNTY RECORDER- LINCOLN Filing Type : Federal Tax Lien Release Filing Date: 12/17/1990 Case Number : 9429537 Release Date: 06/23/1994 Other Case : 479004987 Creditor/Plaintiff: IRS Amount: $222,624 Debtor/Defender: WEDELSTEDT EDWARD 6872 FARMDALE SSN: 393-40-2915 NORTH HOLLYWOOD, CA 91605 Court Location: LANCASTER CNTY RECORDER- LINCOLN Filing Type : Federal Tax Lien Release Filing Date: 12/17/1990 Case Number : 9429538 Release Date: 06/23/1994 Other Case : 479004986 Creditor/Plaintiff: IRS Amount: $660,470 Debtor/Defender: WEDELSTEDT EDWARD 6872 FARMDALE SSN: 393-40-2915 NORTH HOLLYWOOD, CA 91605 Court Location: LANCASTER CNTY RECORDER- LINCOLN Filing Type : Federal Tax Lien Release Filing Date: 01/08/1991 Case Number : 9429638 Release Date: 06/24/1994 Other Case : 479100182 Creditor/Plaintiff: IRS Amount: $1,327,003 Debtor/Defender: WEDELSTEDT EDWARD 6872 FARMDALE DR SSN: 393-40-2915 NORTH HOLLYWOOD, CA 91605 Court Location: LANCASTER CNTY RECORDER- LINCOLN Filing Type : Federal Tax Lien Release Filing Date: 01/08/1991 Case Number : 9429640 Release Date: 06/24/1994 Other Case : 479100190 Creditor/Plaintiff: IRS Amount: $883,094 Debtor/Defender: WEDELSTEDT EDWARD 6872 FARMDALE DR SSN: 393-40-2915 NORTH HOLLYWOOD, CA 91605 Possible Business Affiliations 2800 N SPEER DENVER, CO 80211 BB, INC. ** CO 19901081019 PRESIDENT REVOKED BB, INC. ** CO 901081019 PRESIDENT REVOKED GOALIE VENDING, INC. IA 155697 SECRETARY, DIRECTOR DEAD/INACTIVE GOALIE VENDING, INC. IN 1992030273 PRESIDENT REVOKED AS OF 02/09/1996 4655 COLORADO BLVD DENVER, CO 80216 GOALIE TELEPHONE ENTERTAINMENT, INC. CO 19951157287 DIRECTOR IN GOOD STANDING ICING, INC. CO 19971088056 DIRECTOR IN GOOD STANDING LIBRARY ONE, INC. CA 805404 CHAIRMAN ACTIVE N. L. MANAGEMENT CO., INC. CA 1425368 CHAIRMAN ACTIVE GOALIE ENTERTAINMENT, INC. IA 182918 SECRETARY, DIRECTOR ACTIVE GOALIE ENTERTAINMENT, INC. IN 1995020421 PRESIDENT ACTIVE GOALIE ENTERTAINMENT, INC. KS 2230498 PRESIDENT, SECRETARY, DIRECTOR STATUS PENDING EXAMINATION OF A/R GOALIE ENTERTAINMENT, INC. NV 4556-1995 PRESIDENT IN GOOD STANDING GOALIE ENTERTAINMENT, INC. TX 00103527-06 PRESIDENT, OFFICER ACTIVE GOALIE TELEPHONE ENTERTAINMENT, INC. CO 951157287 DIRECTOR IN GOOD STANDING NLC INCORPORATED CO 19961137800 DIRECTOR IN GOOD STANDING NLC INCORPORATED CO 961137800 DIRECTOR IN GOOD STANDING P.P.A., LTD. IA 138315 PRESIDENT, DIRECTOR ACTIVE P.P.I., LTD. IA 138314 PRESIDENT, DIRECTOR ACTIVE PALM AVENUE BOOKS, INC. CA 926749 CHAIRMAN ACTIVE STARLIGHT CLUB MANAGEMENT, INC. CO 19961111722 DIRECTOR IN GOOD STANDING STARLIGHT CLUB MANAGEMENT, INC. CO 961111722 DIRECTOR IN GOOD STANDING STARLIGHT CLUB MANAGEMENT, INC. NV 22737-1996 PRESIDENT IN GOOD STANDING STUDIO ONE, LTD. IA 138312 SECRETARY, DIRECTOR ACTIVE VBA MANAGEMENT, INC. CO 961137797 DIRECTOR IN GOOD STANDING VBA MANAGEMENT, INC. CO 19961137797 DIRECTOR IN GOOD STANDING BB, INC. CA 1415975 CHAIRMAN MERGED OUT BB, INC. IA 150454 DIRECTOR, OFFICER DEAD/INACTIVE BB, INC. TX 00082450-06 PRESIDENT, OFFICER, DIRECTOR ACTIVE BEVERLY REALTY INC. 'WHICH WILL DO BUSINESS IN CAL CA 1012701 CHAIRMAN FORFEITED BEVERLY REALTY, INC. IA 4418 SECRETARY, DIRECTOR ACTIVE BLUE BASIE, INC. CO 961136357 DIRECTOR IN GOOD STANDING BLUE BASIE, INC. CO 19961136357 DIRECTOR IN GOOD STANDING BUBBA REALTY, INC. FL F96000000928 DIRECTOR, CEO, PRESIDENT, SECRETARY ACTIVE CABAZON, INC. CA 1737944 CHAIRMAN ACTIVE CERTIFIED CHECKING, INC. CA 1691182 CHAIRMAN SUSPENDED CLINTON BOOKS INCORPORATED CO 19961137799 DIRECTOR IN GOOD STANDING CLINTON BOOKS INCORPORATED CO 961137799 DIRECTOR IN GOOD STANDING CRUTCH CORPORATION CA 961447 CHAIRMAN ACTIVE EAST-WEST PRODUCTIONS, L.L.C. CO 19951099849 REG AGENT IN GOOD STANDING EAST-WEST PRODUCTIONS, L.L.C. CO 951099849 REG AGENT IN GOOD STANDING GOALIE CONSTRUCTION, INC. CO 951083362 DIRECTOR IN GOOD STANDING GOALIE CONSTRUCTION, INC. CO 19951083362 DIRECTOR IN GOOD STANDING OALIE ENTERTAINMENT HOLDINGS, INC. CO 941136002 DIRECTOR IN GOOD STANDING GOALIE ENTERTAINMENT HOLDINGS, INC. CO 19941136002 PRESIDENT IN GOOD STANDING GOALIE ENTERTAINMENT, INC. CO 19941139586 REG AGENT IN GOOD STANDING GOALIE ENTERTAINMENT, INC. CA 1574762 CHAIRMAN ACTIVE GOALIE ENTERTAINMENT, INC. CO 941139586 REG AGENT IN GOOD STANDING |
