It looks like those “Berry Tramel is a Sellout” billboards were a bit too accurate!
Six weeks after he was sued by Big Dog Media for defaulting on a $1.5-million line of credit to fund Sellout Crowd, Berry Tramel has finally responded in court with answers and his own counterclaims.
You can view the whole thing on OSCN.
For the most part, Berry’s conspiratorial defense is that he was duped and tricked into personally guaranteeing a $1.5-million doomed loan for Sellout Crowd.
He also argues that Big Dog Media’s insiders – a.k.a. Toby Keith, Bob Stoops, and Hunter Miller (a.k.a. Barry Switzer’s son-in-law) – engaged in shady double-dealing and deception, essentially setting Berry and others up to fail while shielding themselves from the financial risk and fallout.
For example, Tramel is claiming that when he signed a guarantee agreement for a $1.5-million line of credit, he thought he was simply giving his autograph to paperwork that gave him a 2.5% ownership stake in the company.