Emmitt Smith Sued Over Alleged $2.5 Million Native American Investment Linked to Solar Project

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A Delaware Chancery Court lawsuit accuses former NFL star Emmitt Smith, his partner, and their company of diverting a $2.5 million loan from Kituwah LLC—an investment arm of the Eastern Band of Cherokee Indians—into a Texas solar project, alleging a Ponzi-like scheme and leaving Kituwah with no repayment despite promises of project funding.
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- Football Legend Emmitt Smith Sued for Fraud by Cherokee Group Bloomberg Law News
- Why is Cowboys legend Emmitt Smith accused of cheating a Native American tribe over $2.5M deal? Full allegations explained The Times of India
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