Raley's cheated Charles Nordby out of promised monetary bonuses after hiring him in 1973.  Yet during this same time period,  it appears by the documents found on this page, that they gave a piece of real estate to the Gastanaga brothers (owners of Eagle Thrifty) with a value possibly in the hundreds of thousands of dollars, for only a mere $10.  Was $10 the actual amount the Gastanaga brothers paid for this property or was the actual amount paid concealed? 

Probably no money at all was exchanged for this property.  Although, $10 looked pretty good to Raley's at this time seeing that their suppliers, vendors and Raley's employees were stealing them blind in California.

Did Raley's offer (worthless) Raley stock to these brothers as collateral and then the Gastanaga brothers wanted something that had real value to it before letting Jim Teel and Charles Collings get their hands on the Eagle Thrifty stores?  This piece of property shown here might have been the only valuable asset within Eagle Thrifty and the Gastanaga brothers wanted it on the first day Raley's took ownership on July 1, 1973.  What other explanation would there be for the suspicious shuffling around of this piece of property as seen below?

Hey, these documents might represent the big Tom Raley/Eagle Thrifty deal of Nevada. Raley's was planning on bankrupting this chain of stores. The big gamble that made Raley a millionaire serveral times over...sorry Collings, but Nordby made Raley a millionaire serveral times over. 

Here is the script:

Teel and Collings quickly set up the Eagle Thrifty Corporation by the end of June, 1973, and then turned over a valuable piece of real estate property to Raley's of Nevada, and then deeded off this same piece of property to the Gastanaga brothers- all of this after they became the Eagle Thrifty Corp. of Nevada-separate from Raley's .   

Collings and Teel immediately pull $1 million out of Eagle Thrifty's payroll because they needed some quick cash to keep the Raley stores in California afloat.  Had they not hired Charles Nordby around this same time period, Eagle Thrifty would have gone into bankruptcy, the Gastanaga brothers would have been able to keep the valuable property that went from the Raley's Eagle Thrifty Corp of Nevada, to Raley's of Nevada, and nicely put into their hands so nobody would be able to come after them and the property. 

The creditors would have been left holding the bag and all of Eagle Thrifty employees would have been without a job...all because Charles Collings and Jim Teel were low-class crooks! 

Oh, one additional note:  While (two of) the Holy Trinity stars Charles Collings and Jim Teel, along with (supposedly) Tom Raley, are running around Nevada trying to find a pot of gold to keep the Raley's stores in California afloat, 80% of Raley's suppliers in California are stealing large sums of money from Raley's at this very same time.  Enough to make anybody laugh!!!

Look at what is going on below:

On the 30th day of June, 1973,  Chuck Collings and Tom Raley (aka Eagle Thrifty Corp. of Nevada) are transferring this piece of real estate to Chuck Collings and Tom Raley (aka Raley's of Nevada) for a mere $10.  Is Chuck Collings trying to hide this piece of property?   

Below is a Sidney Robinson (notary public) acknowledging that Tom Raley and Charles Collings appeared before him on June 30, 1973.  How did he know it was Tom Raley appearing before him?

Old man Tom Raley was everywhere in Nevada back in 1973- yet Old Man Tom Raley didn't even know Charles Nordby-and he was hired around this same time!!! 

Below is the property that is being represented above.

Then below is the same piece of property now being transferred from Raley's of Nevada to Eugene and Jose Gastanaga. Charles Collings told Charles Nordby that his word was his bond and that a contract wasn't necessary concerning monetary bonuses, yet, below is a contract made between Chuck Collings/Tom Raley and the Gastanaga brothers.  I am sure the Gastanaga brothers didn't put a lot of faith in Chuck Collings'/Tom Raley's word.  Had Charles Nordby been aware of what Chuck Collings was doing in Nevada, he would have never even gone to work for Raley's.

OK- once again, below is Tom Raley's signature pertaining to the same piece of property that Eagle Thrifty had given to Raley's of Nevada for 10 bucks.  He is giving away a piece of property with a possible value of well over $200,000 to these two brothers for a mere $10.   Charles Nordby made these two assholes (aka Charles Collings and T.P. Raley) very wealthy individuals and then these two same assholes are involved in fishy shenanigans with the State of Nevada.

Below is the same piece of real estate as above.  Also, did the parties to this action really contact this notary public (Sidney Robinson) on Saturday, June 30, and then again, the next day, on Sunday, July 1, 1973?