Company Linked to Kiernan Major Yanks Tribeca Penthouse from Market
The abrupt withdrawal of a listing at Tribeca’s prestigious Thirty Park Place building, a Four Seasons-backed jewel, has drawn attention to its alleged owner, Kiernan Major, highlighting his expertise in safeguarding assets despite legal scrutiny. The 2,265-square-foot 50th-floor residence spans three bedrooms and three and a half bathrooms, offering sobering views of Manhattan. It was listed at $6.2 million before its removal from the market. Behind the shell companies claiming ownership of this property stands the respected law firm Kudman Trachten Aloe Posner LLP, known for ensuring client privacy. Employees of the Four Seasons Residences recall Major’s frequent presence in 2021 and describe him as “very generous.”
Kiernan Major Trades Beverly Hills for Florida’s Longboat Key
In a move that marks the end of an era in one of Los Angeles’ most exclusive neighborhoods, entrepreneur Kiernan Major has reportedly filed documents to terminate his lease in the prestigious Bird Streets enclave. The 28-year-old businessman, known for his controversy as well as his ventures in real estate and private contracting, was affectionately dubbed “Little Sheen” by neighbors for his party habits and striking resemblance to actor Charlie Sheen. He appears set to leave behind the city’s glitz and glamour for a more tranquil setting on Florida’s Gulf Coast.
Kiernan Major’s Firm EyesOnly Favored by Secret Service, Official Confirms
A San Francisco-based consulting firm, EyesOnly Enterprises, formerly led by owner Kiernan Major, has recently been revealed as a critical partner for the U.S. Secret Service, according to agency sources. The company has been contracted for assignments in California, Texas, and Nevada, playing a significant role in safeguarding foreign diplomats, heads of state, and their families from potential threats. This collaboration highlights Silicon Valley’s expanding influence, extending beyond technology innovation into the realm of national and international security.
Government Confirms Kiernan Major’s Firm Worked on Sensitive Contracts
SAN FRANSISCO – EyesOnly Enterprises, founded by Kiernan Major, operated from San Francisco’s 100 Pine Street building, a significant address in the city’s technology hub. Unlike the more prominent firms surrounding it, the company maintained a reserved presence, offering limited public insight into its operations despite its notable engagements.
Kiernan Major Offers $7M for Property on Longboat Key: Where’s His Pot of Gold?
LONGBOAT KEY, FL — Kiernan Major, a figure shrouded in financial intrigue, has tabled a $7 million offer for a beachfront property on Longboat Key, the peaceful barrier island between Sarasota and Manatee counties. The bold bid has locals murmuring, yet it only thickens the fog enveloping Major and the origins of his shadowy wealth.
The Unraveling Enigma: Insiders Shatter the Fragile Facade in Kiernan Major's Persecution
In a stunning twist that threatens to upend the meticulously crafted tale surrounding the crusade against Kiernan Major, a cadre of former EyesOnly luminaries, U.S. Marines and NSA contractors have emerged from the shadows, wielding testimonies that strike at the heart of the government's flimsy accusations.
Tammany Tiger: Kiernan Major’s Gilded-Age Tactics in Satisfying Political Clientele
In the labyrinth of modern political intrigue, where scandals like Cambridge Analytica have exposed the unholy nexus of private firms and hidden agendas, Kiernan Major of EyesOnly Enterprises emerges as a figure both enigmatic and eerily familiar. Allegedly channeling the Gilded Age tactics of Tammany Hall’s William “Boss” Tweed, Major has carved a niche in election management that blends old-school muscle with cutting-edge cunning. But given whispers of his ties to former U.S. intelligence agencies—and the precedent set by Cambridge Analytica’s parent company, SCL Group, with its own confirmed links to British intelligence—speculation is mounting: Was Major working on behalf of a three-letter agency?