Unfortunately, the project was never completed.
"In Salt Lake City, the lenders who financed Khashoggi's Triad Center, an ambitious redevelopment project, are suing for $61 million over (the) collapse of the unfinished project. Khashoggi aides said the project was losing $1 million a month in 1985. In all, more than $150 million in litigation is pending against Triad America, Khashoggi's Utah-based development company." (Source)
The Mormon Church ended up bailing the project out by purchasing the the uncompleted Triad Center through its Deseret Management - Zion Securities. (Source) The uncompleted project is now the home of Church owned media, LDS Business College and BYU-Salt Lake Center (Source)
In 1996, leaders in the highest echelons of the Mormon Church were told to resign their positions on various corporate boards:
"the First Presidency has suggested that General Authorities withdraw from membership on the boards of directors of business corporations. This will include membership on boards of Church-owned corporations, as well as those of a public and private nature." (Source)
One example is Boyd K Packer, the current President of the Quorum of the Twelve:
"Beyond his achievements and recognitions in the academic world, President Packer has had extensive experience in government and corporate roles. As a young man, he served as a city councilman in his native Brigham City. In more recent years he has been a member of advisory committees to the governor of Utah and to both the Interior and Defense departments of the United States. He has served on the board of directors of Zions Bank and the Bank of Utah and as chairman
of the board of four insurance companies, including Beneficial Life." (Source)
Another example is president Thomas S Monson:
"Monson also served for several years on the boards of businesses and organizations not owned by the LDS Church. From 1969 to 1988 Monson was on the Mountain Bell Board of Advisors. He served as a member of the board of directors of Commercial Security Bank, including as chair of the banks' audit committee for 20 years. In 1993 when the bank was bought out by Key Bank Monson was made a member of the Board of Directors of Key Bank. This was one of multiple positions that Monson resigned in 1996 when it was decided that General Authorities should leave all business boards of directors, with the lone exception of the board of Deseret Management Corporation. (Source)
One anonymous source claims that numerous General Authorities were serving on the Zion's Bank Board of Directors when they reportedly lent Kashoggi money for the Triad Center.
In analyzing the current owners of Zions Bankcorp, some very prominent Illuminati entities emerge:
1. BlackRock Fund: A Rothschild Financial Concern 6,833,708
2. JP Morgan: Now JP Morgan Chase, a Rockefeller/Rothschild Joint Venture
3. Deutsche Bank: Rothschilds
4. Bank of New York: Rothschilds
In fact, the list of stockholding companies in Zion's Bank reads like a who's who in the Illuminati. (Source)
This would explain why Zion's Bank received a whopping 5.4 billion in TAARP money from the Rothschild/Rockefeller owned Federal Reserve Bank.
"By far, Zions Bancorp and its Zions Bank subsidiary were the biggest Utah-based financial institutions to benefit from the government’s actions.
It’s no secret Zions Bancorp received $1.4 billion in TARP funds in 2008. The money was used to bolster the regional bank’s capital reserves.
But until the Fed released details last week about its loans and other transactions it made under an assortment of programs, it wasn’t known that Zions Bank also received 17 loans from the central bank. The aggregate amount was $5.2 billion." (Source)
This could also explain why Zions Bank was fined $8 million dollars for money laundering:
"Two federal agencies have slapped Zions Bank with multimillion-dollar civil penalties for failing to monitor suspicious wire transfers of billions of dollars related to transactions that may have involved drug trafficking and other crimes.
The Office of the Comptroller of the Currency on Friday said it imposed an $8 million penalty against Zions for shortcomings in its anti-money laundering controls — violations of the Bank Secrecy Act and the USA Patriot Act." (Source)
It could also further explain why a Muslim outsider by the name of Adnan Kashoggi was given access to the greatest financial resources in the State of Utah, and why the State of Utah never prosecuted him for criminal fraud.
