Duval businessman sues over car fire that nearly took his life
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The car had one prior owner and less than 1,000 miles on its odometer when Hetsler bought it in
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It erupted in flames 10 days later, while Hetsler sat inside after midnight behind a closed pharmacy on
Hetsler's lawsuit doesn't spell out how the fire started either, but attorney
Ford and the dealership that sold the car,
Lawyers for Ford said the car "found its way to
Besides, Ford attorney
The lawsuit will unfold while a separate group of lawyers tries to make sure a
To avoid being paying capital gains taxes when they sold land, the clients had profits from real estate sales paid directly to Hetsler's company, which was supposed to keep ready for clients to use buying "like kind" investment properties. While Hetsler was in a coma, no one could find the money, which he had put into other investments that had to be sold off. That process is still going on.
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