Jeffrey Grayson

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Jeffrey Lloyd Grayson was the founder and CEO of Capital Consultants. Grayson made legally questionable loans to Wilshire Credit Corporation and its CEO Andrew Wiederhorn. Grayson was convicted of fraud along with his son Barclay Grayson.

Jeffrey Grayson suffers from multiple sclerosis and suffered a stroke in 2002 that left him unable to appear or testify in court.

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"UNITED STATES v. JEFFREY LLOYD GRAYSON". Retrieved on November 28, 2005.

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