Crow Holdings chair Harlan Crow, already under scrutiny for his role as a benefactor to the U.S. Supreme Court Justice, reportedly bought three properties from Thomas, including one where his mother still lives.
Source: Inman News
Clarence Thomas failed to report property deal with Texas developer
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