Former elevator manager Jerry Hennessey remains in federal prison in North Carolina after pleading guilty to stealing $5.4 million from the elevator over at least 15 years, using the money for big game hunting trips around the world. As a result of his embezzlement, the elevator became insolvent with $10 million owed to creditors, which includes area farmers.
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Ashby co-op creditors zero in on Link safari companies
Lawyers for creditors of the defunct Ashby (Minn.) Farmers Cooperative Elevator are asking a federal judge for a summary judgment against a safari hunting company. They allege former manager Jerome “Jerry” Hennessey fraudulently used co-op funds to pay $312,150 to Jay Link and his Link’s Wild Safaris of Wisconsin. 9:04 am, Feb. 25, 2021 ×
ASHBY, Minn. The attorney for creditors of the defunct Ashby (Minn.) Farmers Cooperative Elevator has asked for a summary judgment in a lawsuit against Jay Link and Link’s Wild Safaris one of several big game safari services for former manager Jerome “Jerry” Hennessey.