Duncan’s sprawling debts trail Texas land foreclosure
Walter T. Duncan, once the era’s largest listed political donor, faced a cascade of financial and legal troubles after a 220‑acre Texas land loan went unpaid. Foreclosure sales, securities actions, and investigations followed his $200,000 donor burst, with IRS and grand juries probing ongoing dealings tied to a 1969 land scheme and a Sharpstown‑era loan.
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Federal Deposit Insurance Corp
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Texas State Insurance Examiners
National Bankers Life
Sharpstown State Bank of Houston
Travis County
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