# Emmitt Smith sued by investor over $2.5 million wind farm loan

Kituwah LLC sued Emmitt Smith and his business partners over a $2.5 million loan for a Texas wind farm project.

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Kituwah LLC, a Native American investment company, filed a lawsuit in Delaware against Emmitt Smith, the NFL career rushing leader and former Dallas Cowboys running back, and his business partners, alleging they misappropriated a $2.5 million loan intended to fund a wind farm project in Texas. [^1]

Pro Football Hall of Famer Emmitt Smith and his business partner David Mosley were sued by Kituwah, LLC for $2.5 million in a Delaware court. [^2]

Kituwah LLC claimed in the lawsuit that 4 13 Solutions, Smith's company, used the $2.5 million to repay an investor from previous dealings with Smith's company rather than funding the wind farm. [^3]

Kituwah said it delivered the funds on Sept. 1, 2023, expecting repayment within months, and the lawsuit said 4 13 Solutions promised the wind farm would be operational by December 2024, but Kituwah had seen no evidence the project existed a month before that date. [^4]

Kituwah's attorneys said Smith and his longtime business partner David Mosley misrepresented their efforts to secure a U.S. Department of Energy loan that would have triggered repayment to Kituwah. [^5]

Kituwah claims it has not been repaid a single cent of the $2.5 million loan and is seeking the full amount plus interest and court costs. [^6]

Kituwah claims Smith and Mosley misdirected the loan proceeds to pay off Wilson Holdings, a company run by Darrel Wilson, rather than using the funds for the solar farm. [^7]

The lawsuit alleges that Smith, as chairman of 4 13 Solutions, obtained a $2.5 million loan from Kituwah in 2023 intended for Project Exodus, a proposed solar farm in Texas. [^8]

## What this stands on

1. Kituwah LLC, a Native American investment company, filed a lawsuit in Delaware against Emmitt Smith, the NFL career rushing leader and former Dallas Cowboys running back, and his business partners, alleging they misappropriated a $2.5 million loan intended to fund a wind farm project in Texas. (Winnipeg Free Press, News)
2. Pro Football Hall of Famer Emmitt Smith and his business partner David Mosley were sued by Kituwah, LLC for $2.5 million in a Delaware court. (CBS Sports, News)
3. Kituwah LLC claimed in the lawsuit that 4 13 Solutions, Smith's company, used the $2.5 million to repay an investor from previous dealings with Smith's company rather than funding the wind farm. (Winnipeg Free Press, News)
4. Kituwah said it delivered the funds on Sept. 1, 2023, expecting repayment within months, and the lawsuit said 4 13 Solutions promised the wind farm would be operational by December 2024, but Kituwah had seen no evidence the project existed a month before that date. (Winnipeg Free Press, News)
5. Kituwah's attorneys said Smith and his longtime business partner David Mosley misrepresented their efforts to secure a U.S. Department of Energy loan that would have triggered repayment to Kituwah. (Winnipeg Free Press, News)
6. Kituwah claims it has not been repaid a single cent of the $2.5 million loan and is seeking the full amount plus interest and court costs. (CBS Sports, News)
7. Kituwah claims Smith and Mosley misdirected the loan proceeds to pay off Wilson Holdings, a company run by Darrel Wilson, rather than using the funds for the solar farm. (CBS Sports, News)
8. The lawsuit alleges that Smith, as chairman of 4 13 Solutions, obtained a $2.5 million loan from Kituwah in 2023 intended for Project Exodus, a proposed solar farm in Texas. (CBS Sports, News)

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