The news coverage of Legacy has been ‘Negative and Inaccurate’?

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Wow, it doesn’t get more RICH than this;

“Despite these facts, the media coverage gave the public a false impression that Legacy owned the property, hired the contractor, was culpable in the collapse and at fault for the death and injuries that followed, and should be punished for the same.”

Really? Legacy owned the property right up until the building collapse;

Minnehaha County records show that an entity called Boomerang Investments bought the Copper Lounge from CLP Investments. The transfer fee was recorded one day before the building collapsed.

Both entities share addresses at 101 S. Main Ave., Suite 400 in Sioux Falls, which is the same address of Legacy Development. Both also listed Norm Drake as their sole manager and president. Drake is also Legacy’s CEO.

Hultgren Construction, which was remodeling the Copper Lounge at the time of the collapse, was run by Aaron Hultgren. He was Legacy’s director of development and operations.

If I were a judge, I would MAKE SURE the trial was held in Sioux Falls. There are false allegations, and than there are facts. It seems the ‘facts’ in this case are pretty clear. And if so many ‘false allegations’ were made, why didn’t Legacy sue for libel?

Posted in: Developers, Development, Downtown Sioux Falls, Legacy Developments, Sioux Falls

6 Thoughts on “The news coverage of Legacy has been ‘Negative and Inaccurate’?”

  1. "Very Stable Genius" on April 5, 2018 at 6:27 pm said:

    Well, one of my many 2018 predictions is already coming true. Legacy is now claiming, that at best, Hultgren was nothing but a “coffee boy.”

  2. Matthew Paulson on April 5, 2018 at 9:20 pm said:

    I took an investment pitch from Legacy once and guess who the two people representing Legacy were? Norma Drake and Aaron Hultgren. Hultgren was a principal at Legacy, whether they want to admit it or not.

  3. scott on April 5, 2018 at 9:34 pm said:

    does legacy think they don’t have tv or internet in aberdeen?

  4. Bruce on April 5, 2018 at 9:46 pm said:

    Consider this, the main cause of the building destruction was before the transfer of ownership. The illegal asbestos removal happened before the transfer. Did Legacy transfer from one LLC to another was to cover for their mistakes. Is this is fraud by deception?

  5. "Very Stable Genius" on April 5, 2018 at 10:28 pm said:

    Aberdeen is sure a convenient option for them, isn’t it? I believe that is where Lamont is from too….

  6. question on April 6, 2018 at 6:03 am said:

    Who are the attorneys representing Legacy/Boomerang?

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