The case seems to be lifted from the movie "There Will Be Blood" where an oil patch betrayal turned father against son and brother against brother.
February 10, 2011 at 12:00 AM
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In Israel, Guma Aguiar is portrayed as a billionaire in a baseball cap, “a Jerusalem aficionado” looking to invest in a professional basketball team.
But Aguiar has made his mark in Miami with bizarre federal litigation against his uncle in an epic battle over $2.55 billion made when they struck it rich on natural gas in the Deep Bossier fields in Texas.
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