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Court Documents Show Hecker Owes $766M


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Background:
 
Read GMAC's statement

 Read earlier GMAC statement

 View the bankruptcy documents

 View Hecker's credit counseling agreement

 View Hecker's income record

 Read full statement from Hecker

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MINNEAPOLIS (AP) - New filings in bankruptcy court show auto magnate Denny Hecker owes more than $766 million to a variety of creditors.

The documents were filed late Wednesday in Hecker's personal bankruptcy case. They show Hecker owes millions to banks and automobile makers, as well as hundreds of thousands to Las Vegas casinos and credit card companies. There's nearly $200,000 owed on a Neiman-Marcus card.

Hecker lists $18 million in assets, including $35,000 worth of watches, $5,000 worth of golf clubs and a $300,000 yacht in foreclosure.

The documents also outline the business enterprises Hecker ran, including everything from local restaurants to auto dealerships. Hecker was one of Minnesota's largest car dealers, but with the economic downturn he has shuttered or sold nearly all of his dealerships.

Information from: St. Paul Pioneer Press, http://www.twincities.com

(Copyright 2009 by The Associated Press. All Rights Reserved.)


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