The son of Representative Nancy Pelosi (D-Calif.) and Paul Pelosi Sr., Paul Pelosi Jr., was connected to two people, Bill Garlock and Gina Rodriguez, who were involved in financial frauds pertaining to a flophouse that Paul Jr. purportedly owned in San Francisco’s Mission District. According to the Daily Mail, there appears to be documentation showing Jr. paying individuals off to get building permits in the neighborhood.
According to rumors, Garlock and Rodriguez would con individuals by promising real estate projects, leading them to receive payments totaling more than $1 million. Numerous transaction documents listed Paul Pelosi Jr. as the selling realtor. It was clear that he was friends with Garlock and Rodriguez, and he also had a relationship with Karena Feng, the original owner of the flophouse, who sued Paul Jr. in 2019 on the grounds that he had assisted Garlock and Rodriguez in defrauding Feng of the property.
Beautiful.
Did you also know that Paul Pelosi Jr. has been connected to federal offenses for the seventh time?
Back in 2022, the New York Post reported on Jr.’s apparent hiring by five separate firms the FBI was looking into for possible fraud, including InfoUSA in 2007. Vin Gupta, a well-known Clinton fundraiser, launched InfoUSA. A fraud investigation into the firm led to the resolution of the matter.
Later, Paul Jr. co-founded Natural Blue Resources, an investment company specializing in water harvesting and aquifers, which the Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) was investigating for potential covert operations by two convicted fraudsters. On the other hand, Paul Jr. testified against the two, denying any “meaningful part” in any of the significant transactions.
I’ll give it the benefit of the doubt, but there’s a saying about “honor among thieves” that comes to mind: none.
The Federal Bureau of Investigations (FBI) is looking into a number of other companies that Paul Pelosi Jr. was involved in. These companies include FOGFuels; Targeted Medical Pharma, which was looking into drug testing on people without authorization; Corporate Governance Initiative, where he connected with fraudster Asa Saint Clair; and Oroplata, a lithium mining company, where Paul Jr. purchased shares for $2,800 each, despite their potential value of millions.
And Paul Pelosi Jr. never faced any charges or accusations.
Should this have been Donald Trump Jr. or Eric Trump, they would have been in Club Leavenworth by now and in the national spotlight for several months.
However, other than websites like PJ Media, you don’t hear anything about it since it’s Nancy Pelosi’s kid. The strange incident involving Paul Pelosi Sr. and an odd Canadian nudist guy fighting over a hammer in November 2022 seems like a distant memory.
