Oldfield
Americannoun
noun
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"In the space of just over a year, Stunt & Co received £46.8 million from Fowler Oldfield, a multimillion-pound money laundering operation," the regulator said.
From BBC
Justin Oldfield, a thoroughbred breeder and a chairman of the CTBA, said that Harris wanted everyone in the industry to be successful, always offering mentorship and help to those who needed it.
From Los Angeles Times
The court heard Frankel and Rawson were the directors of Fowler Oldfield, which had become a "front of genuine trade" for a money laundering operation by the time police intervened in 2016.
From BBC
“Between 2014 and 2016, over £200m in dirty, criminal cash was paid into the Fowler Oldfield account to 'launder' it - that is, to give it the appearance of being clean money from a legitimate source.”
From BBC
Her body was found on July 7, 1989, in a creek near Oldfield, Missouri.
From Seattle Times
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