The Players

Joe Harrington: Founder-owner of MineWater and its various off-shoots such as MineWater Finance, MineWater Holdings and MW Sorter, all of them related to his work at the London Mine, which he also owns. Known for his work on the Gold King Mine disaster cleanup.

Marshall Brown: General manager of Aurora Water, which brokered several contracts with Harrington-owned companies for millions of dollars dealing with water and other assets of the London Mine.

Dawn Jewell: Aurora Water South Platte Water resource manager.

Rich Wanty: Research professor at Colorado School of Mines.

Gregg Campbell: Water broker hired by THF to sell London Mine water rights.

Alexandria Davis: Deputy general manager of Aurora Water.

Stan Kroenke/THF: Professional sports team owner and real estate developer. Owns THF which purchased major water rights at London Mine from Coors Brewing Co. and later partnered with Joe Harrington.

Ben Wright: Deceased former owner of the London Mine and many of its water rights.

MineWater: Titular beginning to companies formed by Joe Harrington for mining and water functions at the London Mine.

Karl Nyquist: Founder of C&A Companies, a well-known water broker in Colorado, and co-founder/manager of No Name Investors.

No Name Investors: Partnership formed by Joe Harrington and Karl Nyquist to purchase London Mine water rights and quickly resell to Aurora.

2016 Cascade Water Resources: Partnership formed to finance water development by Joe Harrington at London Mine.

Tim Brittan: Cascade and No Name investor who founded Infinity Oil & Gas in Denver. Borrowed $1 million from hard-money lender Oak Savannah, pledging his ownership stake in Cascade as collateral. Harrington guarantees the note and takes ownership of Brittan’s shares in Cascade.

Marcus McCrary: Cascade and No Name investor, owner of outdoor advertising and billboard company in Texas. Harrington gives him $1 million for his stake in Cascade, but a lawsuit says it was “for seemingly no legitimate purpose.”