Louisana state record for Goodyear Capital Corporation
The elusive Charles Waterhouse “Chip” Goodyear IV reappears, but very quietly. We had read on the Internet that he was living in London, and we had heard that he turned down a job with a European company. Then those articles seem to have disappeared – at least we could no longer find them.
Thanks to one of our readers, however, we received some information about Goodyear – information that, on the surface, seemed quite trivial.
That is, until we dug a little deeper, based on information given to us by our informer (his comment is listed on this site).
Our informant wrote, “It seems that Goodyear Capital Corp is now ACTIVE again … with a c/o address instead of the original one you posted above. . . Check it out by typing in the keyword search for “Goodyear Capital Corporation” . . . with an ‘office’ address this time round . . . http://www.sos.louisiana.gov/tabid/819/default.aspx.”
Well, we checked. The Louisiana Secretary of State site showed that the registered office of Goodyear Capital Corporation is at 201 St. Charles Ave., Ste. 5100, New Orleans, LA 70170. This address is in a fancy office building in downtown New Orleans.
This is a far cry from Goodyear Capital Corporation’s former office which we mentioned in a former post as “as being a tiny run-down house in a very inexpensive neighborhood, in an out-of-the-way New Orleans, Louisiana – an ideal spot for a CIA safe house.”
Our informer added, “GOOGLEMAPS.COM now does not even go to street view for the 1st address registered …. interesting!”
We checked, and found that the former address of Goodyear Capital Corporation, 985 Walker St, New Orleans had been removed from Google’s street view. How often does something like that happen?
Common Street, New Orleans
Going one step further, we checked Google street view for Goodyear’s new location on Charles Street.
Charles Street does show on Google street view, but the little Google street-icon guy turned from yellow to gray, when we dragged him to Common Street, the side street to Goodyear’s registered office. The surrounding streets were lined with purple, indicating that Google street view was available on those streets. However, no purple on Common Street.
Again, how often does something like that happen?
A side entrance for CIA employees?
And why was the run down street of Goodyear’s former office removed from Google street view?
Your guess is as good as ours.
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