Exec says Coleman donor ordered $100K paymentsSworn statement backs allegation that Kazeminy directed fees to an insurance firm to benefit the Colemans.
By PAUL McENROE and TONY KENNEDY, Star Tribune staff writers
Last update: March 26, 2009 - 11:51 PM
The former finance chief of a Texas company controlled by Nasser Kazeminy, a close friend of former Sen. Norm Coleman, said in a deposition last week that Kazeminy ordered $100,000 in fees be paid to a Minneapolis insurance agency where Coleman's wife was employed.
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In the two weeks before the November U.S. Senate election, two lawsuits were filed against Deep Marine -- one by McKim and one by a group of minority shareholders. In them, Kazeminy was accused of funneling payments to Hays to benefit the Colemans, as well as other alleged financial wrongdoing.
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