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Dan Cunningham

Jacqueline Gold's husband

Jun 18, 2026

8:50
What is the mechanic here and why does it matter for the way that lenders really operate?
8:56
I mean, back leverage is sort of like the lifeblood of the lending industry to a degree, obviously aside from the investor allocations.
9:04
But banks providing leverage against loans is allowing managers to essentially hit their return targets.
9:12
It's something that seems to be, from what I was hearing at the Crefcy conference, you know, very ingrained in the US sector.
9:20
Banks seem to be coming back to lend directly, but they're still very much lending loan on loan style facilities to managers.
9:28
Now, in the European market, back leverage wasn't really the way things were done until relatively recently.
9:35
in the last few years, and mainly because US-based non-bank lenders have been taking more market share, so bringing it with them, the culture has sort of grown in Europe, and it's become a big talking point.
11:10
Dan, what were the macro clouds the panelists flagged?
7:12
Like a swab or something?
7:13
So he, he was...
7:14
Yeah, he was...
7:15
As far as actually performing the task, he didn't, you know...
7:19
He, he's been...
7:20
I mean, apparently he's been arrested, he has been arrested throughout the years for different types of incidents.
7:26
Nothing, uh, violent.

13 MINS LATER

20:13
He, he took off
13:59
Dan Cunningham at SFPD has access to Earl and Rotea's files, and he says even he doesn't know for sure who the actor is.
14:07
At that time, it was, it wasn't a popular thing if you were a celebrity to come out and, uh, to be acknowledged as a, uh, a gay man.
14:15
So that report was never made, uh, because there would have to be a name with that.
14:19
Even though it was an attempt, we don't have that information.
15:25
Yeah.
15:27
And there was an individual that was there, and he was, uh, drawing on a napkin with some expertise.
15:32
He was, uh, drawing animal figures.
15:35
And an individual that was there started chatting with him, ended up going, bringing him back to his place at the Fox Plaza.
4:16
Why would someone move a body several yards?
4:20
Could be a lot of things.
4:20
Like, uh, could be the surf, or maybe somebody saw it and didn't want it to go out to the, uh, the body to go out to the sea-
4:28
Hmm
4:28
... and, uh, moved it.
4:29
Um, maybe they were putting it in a different location that c- couldn't be seen off the thoroughfare.
4:36
It could be a lot of different reasons.
2:19
Yeah
2:19
...
2:19
in Golden Gate Park, um, different areas.
2:22
But I think a lot of times if men were out here late at night, there was us- and they weren't walking a dog, there was usually a reason why they were out here.
2:33
Police in the '70s suspected the victim came here with someone to have sex.
2:38
Maybe he came up here, or maybe he had been here before and he knew the spot, and it was a spot he liked, and, you know, this guy turned out to be, to, uh, be a killer.

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