Among the defendants named in the lawsuit are Cinch Wireline officials, its accountant and a South Texas judge.
A bankrupt San Antonio -area oil and gas service company had its books and records burned and buried after an accountant was served with a subpoena to turn them over, a bankruptcy trustee says in a new lawsuit. John Patrick “Pat” Lowe, the trustee appointed to administer Marion -based Cinch Wireline Services LLC’s Chapter 7 bankruptcy case, also alleges that substantial assets belonging to the debtor have been removed and hidden — with some taken to a property owned by a South Texas judge.
Eagle Ford Shale company exits bankruptcy so it can avoid shutting down Lowe alleges they “created and perpetuated a fraud on Plaintiff and the public.” His lawsuit also names as defendants more than a dozen companies affiliated with Cinch Wireline officials. On April 10, Lowe obtained a temporary restraining order to prevent further destruction of records or theft of property by the defendants. In granting the order without the defendants in court, Chief U.S.
Cinch Wireline Services LLC Cinch Energy Services LLC IRS CPA Frank Thomas ``Tom'' Shumate John Patrick ``Pat'' Lowe Craig Gargotta Pollard Butch Boyd Jerry Miller Debtor Loretta Higgins Travis Lewis Higgins James Wilkins Timothy Gaines Pollard Mark Lopez Defendant Miller Katy Mccoy San Antonio South Texas Kenedy County Marion Eagle Ford Shale U.S. Corpus Christi Lopez Houston Bishop Kingsville FTS Ranch Tim Pollard Construction
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