P takis veliotis biography

According to General Dynamics, Veliotis told the company`s chief counsel, Lynn, that he ”had no problem . . .

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” Veliotis said he was prepared to testify.

Instead, Veliotis went to Greece, telling company officials he was required to deal with matters involving his late mother`s estate. Later, he told Lewis and others that he was suffering from inner ear problems and difficulties with his equilibrium.

This was the first of a series of brief trips to Greece before Veliotis retired.

On March 17, 1982, Christian Hoffman, a Boston lawyer who had represented General Dynamics, Veliotis and Gilliland throughout the Frigitemp affair, received a copy of the Department of Justice`s request to the Swiss government for bank account records.

It came from a Swiss lawyer and had been sent to Hoffman by a lawyer representing George G.

Davis. The lawyer warned Hoffman, ”Do not disclose or discuss with anyone at this time–Do not cite in any papers at this time.”

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