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PPP loans to California Terra Garden Inc., mass murder mushroom farm

By Lynda Carson - January 29, 2023

In recent years, records reveal that nearly $200,000 in PPP loans went to the company and owner of a mushroom farm where a mass murder shooting occurred in Half Moon Bay recently, allegedly by Chunli Zhao age 66.

The mushroom farm in Half Moon Bay, owned by California Terra Garden Inc., formerly called Mountain Mushroom Farm, is actually owned by Xianmin Guan, of Fremont, according to public records.

According to ProPublica, “Companies and nonprofit organizations that receive PPP loans may have the loans forgiven if they meet certain criteria, including not laying off employees during the defined period covered by the loan. Applicants must attest in their application that the loans are necessary for their continuing operation. Note: This data reflects loan applications approved by banks and submitted to the SBA. It may not account for money not distributed to, or credit not used by, a given company.”

Public record PPP loans on file with ProPublica, reveal that California Terra Garden Inc., a company owned Xianmin Guan, of Fremont, had PPP loans of $99,716 forgiven as of May 17, 2022, in addition to a PPP loan of $103,402 as of August 4, 2021. - https://opencorporates.com/companies/us_ca/3612165 .

California Terra Garden Inc., owned by Xianmin Guan, of Fremont, is listed with the California Secretary of State, as the company that bought one of the mushroom farms in Half Moon Bay sometime during 2022, where 4 people were gunned down in cold blood, allegedly by Chunli Zhao, age 66.

Other records on file with ProPublica, reveal that additional PPP loans went to Pescaderro Terra Garden Inc., owned by Xianmin Guan, of Fremont, amounting to forgiven loans of $161,053, forgiven as of May 16, 2022, and $153,491 as of August 5, 2021. - https://opengovus.com/california-corporation/03744508 .

Additional records reveal that over $250,000 in PPP loans made to Ventura Terra Garden Inc, which is also owned by Xianmin Guan, of Fremont, were also forgiven in 2020, and 2021. See links below…

https://projects.propublica.org/coronavirus/bailouts/loans/ventura-terra-garden-inc-6250047202

https://projects.propublica.org/coronavirus/bailouts/loans/ventura-terra-garden-inc-3624728301

https://opencorporates.com/companies/us_ca/3694548

Additional records with ProPublica reveal that Forest Mushroom Food Inc, owned by Xianmin Guan, of Fremont, also received a $628,549 PPP loan amount that was forgiven as of August 10, 2021 https://projects.propublica.org/coronavirus/bailouts/loans/forest-mushroom-food-inc-5772547202 . - https://opencorporates.com/companies/us_ca/1963354 .

So far, that amounts to around $1 million (dollars) in PPP loans made to the companies of Xianmin Guan, of Fremont, that were forgiven. Apparently, Xianmin Guan was very busy getting his hands on all of that free money through the PPP loans that were forgiven.

Meanwhile, the farm workers where a mass murder recently took place in Half Moon Bay, at the mushroom farm owned by Xianmin Guan, and CALIFORNIA TERRA GARDEN, INC., were living in deplorable conditions.

Reportedly, “Chunli Zhao age 66”, who allegedly murdered 4 people in cold blood at the CALIFORNIA TERRA GARDEN, INC., mushroom farm, formerly known as Mountain Mushroom Farm, in addition to 3 others persons at the nearby Concord Farm in Half Moon Bay, went on his murderous mass murder rampage, because he was allegedly being pressured to pay $100 to repair a forklift damaged at work.

Indeed, it appears that if Xianmin Guan of Fremont, who resides in a home worth nearly $2 million (dollars) would have used part of the “free million dollars” that he received in PPP loans to cover the “hundred dollars in repairs” his company was allegedly trying to pressure out of Chunli Zhao, the mass murders in Half Moon Bay recently, may not have occurred.

Lynda Carson may be reached at newzland2 [at] gmail.com

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PPP loans to California Terra Garden Inc., mass murder mushroom farm

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