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REWALD CONVINCING, INVESTORS SAY

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CIA-RDP90-00552R000605490121-5
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December 22, 2016
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September 16, 2010
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August 10, 1985
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0 Approved For Release 2010/09/16: CIA-RDP90-00552R000605490121-5 HONOLULU ADVERTISER (HI) 10 August 1985 Rewald convincing, investors say Cancer patient, widows, retiree tft-tify A" *a a* WW Lad' Sit= the of the i of Ho noldo MUM when the Ronald Wn W= a can= AMW her iM mom "I want tar be a -bt+W to my e maw as tssttlIsd . st+ ab>? Metrteeted R MW to aloe cure d her medical eapeasee &at. Md. tbee to make sure her children had a house. "I wanted peace of mind." cube add. Rewald gave that to her. she Indkated. He found cut I had cancer, he was vet7 concealed about my condition ... . he said be would we to she hospital (to we her)." Hut when she .was In the boom in August 19M an o l coi- tearpted add* t dssopaat! had 's son, Dsiiiei said be tamed oVelr his stock certificates to Rewald cutter R - waid, without knowing it was stock in IBu and Ezzon. told him fWJy to se$ it. Joseph L Sew the re Iced wooing supervisor. had had a beset bypass apera- tlon when be to ud over the last of his savings and a power of atsot4ley to Re- Void. - thought be was qutW do Op:. Sera _ Sent said Rewald's raports persuaded him that I was esr~oit Morley fas et than I ever had in my life. Katsne Twirl tested Rewald with the money from bar late humbmWs astale be- she'd actoaily cobeezed Be pestaat Interest an an Initial deposit VMS; in abo m ,dM lme. And BWtop Baldwin Re- weld Diflo6Ma & Waste appeared to her to k valve soNd kwon dna names '7[ they ?o bridle . all Hawdil p broke,' air sold. to make sure shard f htsbsn's io.... a money to pay the sea gha ~oeay m Rewald. She said Beewald told her there use no risk. the mortar was iiede:afly inas~ed and she wan SMan seed at lsaat 21Y pe tall i Sb- Sbe gat 1600. a month In interest for a d& s A dated July 28, IM th the What happened . Vlvetroa to that ch e was asked. "It bounced." she said. The investors lined cup in federal coat this week to ref their stories as_ the prose- esdou MXW Ui prove Rewald guflgr of Is tousts of per uy, tax eiasian and 2 me The tweak" tad the Pareyy where the money had come hit . Outer testified about where it- went. - John Monnett. a dealer in classic: MW mobiles, said Rewald first bmight a Met- cedes Be= 460 SL Coupe. in Jane IM talc i for hi is s `tor a'e. e(ire . Six we. . hlec Rewald was beep. to buy a 1867 Ford 7hmtdeebid for $1Sr 418.05 Moooett repahrted R diek be+owa because -W . Rewald liked dark brvwu. It was one of his favorite coioe' .0 Two months later. Rewald picked up a intake edoo~e in Sold veheL Masmett said. There was a rush Job to reupholster another Rolla, file $6$800 Silver Shadow esnvertibie coupe, becsase be interior was red and M Rewald'k wife did not like red." In all, Monett testified. there were about eight cars Rewald bought for neseli Rd Thomss titled that be sold Rewald his Kalaubnade Highway mansion fdr 1950.000. 00.000 down and $10.000 a month, after Rewald called him repes&edy and said: "I can't stop thiokittg about that botase d yaw - Pre )aet got to leave It." Head Kerwin testified that Rewald paid $48.000 a year to have the Rewald chil- dren tutored. There were diving k ttruc- toes and an inatnactors, too. Kerwin told of accontpanyins the family an a trip to the Far East and watching Rewald peel $100 bills from a thick wad in big wallet. The parade of witnares and sated Re- wall had very catholic tastes in his dien- tde, from housewives to WD.s, retirees to Mray of tltestified that they "felt homed" to be allowed to invest with Re- wald, a man who daiaed his typical client was worth $4 mdlijoet. out they said they might have iris otherwise If Rewald bad told them he bad been convicted of petty theft and gone battkrtipt In Wlscarmin in 1976. Would that infarmatlan have trade a dlf=-- ~ investor Dr. Gerald Wang uaa "Yes." Dr. Wong said. "I would have rut like bell." Trial will resume Tuesday with testi- momy from more of almost 40 Investor witn isea from amoe~ the 400 who pat $22 million in Bishop Haidwin. Approved For Release 2010/09/16: CIA-RDP90-00552R000605490121-5