Complaint Review: BRIDGEWATER ENERGY - Watford City North Dakota
- BRIDGEWATER ENERGY at 233 N. Main St. Watford City, North Dakota USA
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BRIDGEWATER ENERGY, BEWARE OF DANGEROUS FELONS AND THIEVES IN NORTH DAKOTA! BRIDGEWATER ENERGY, James Henrikson, James Henrickson, Sarah Creveling, Blackstone Trucking, Blackstone Crude Watford City North Dakota
*Author of original report: Sarah Creveling Charged with Fraud, Money Laundering
*Author of original report: James Henrikson ARRESTED
*Author of original report: James Henrikson Suspect in Murder
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BRIDGEWATER ENERGY AND JAMES HENRIKSON
Bridgewater Energy, Blackstone Crude and its affiliates are trucking, construction and service companies in the oil industry located in North Dakota. These companies are owned by James Terry Henrikson and his wife Sarah Creveling. James and Sarah are con-artists and thieves and should be considered extremely dangerous. James is a convicted felon with dozens of arrests including fraud, theft, drug trafficking and rape. They currently owe millions of dollars to vendors, former employees and investors whom they refuse to pay and may be involved with the "disappearance" of an employee and the murder of a business partner.
This post is dedicated to protecting the people of North Dakota, especially those who work in the oil industry, from dangerous people like James and Sarah. In this website you will find a timeline of James' criminal history and the fraud that he and Sarah are perpetrating in North Dakota, especially on the Fort Berthold reservation. There are also several court documents included. At the bottom will be a list of contact information for the various courts and/or probation offices where James' criminal history can be verified.
Our goal is to expose the fraud that James Henrikson (he goes by the alias Henricksen) and his wife Sarah Creveling have committed in North Dakota in an effort to prevent them from stealing from honest companies and harming innocent people working in the oil industry in this great state, and to keep our people safe from these dangerous convicts and con-artists (Robert Delao, a manager at Blackstone and James' right hand man, was convicted of double homicide for killing two rival gang members in cold blood - and he's working in the Blackstone office on the Fort Berthold Reservation!)
Let's get these people out of North Dakota so they can't continue their crimes here.
JAMES HENRIKSON
CRIMINAL HISTORY
1997-2000
James was born in 1979. He dropped out of school in 11th grade. He married his girlfriend, Cassie Henrikson, after she became pregnant. They lived in Deschutes County, Oregon where James started a contractor business. James got involved with drugs, specifically using steroids, and became abusive. This led to their divorce in 2000. During their divorce, James and Cassie owned a boat. James took the boat out on the lake and intentionally sunk the boat. He then filed an insurance claim on the boat but the insurance company determined that it was sunk intentionally and the claim was denied. James was ordered by the court to pay full restitution for the boat (Exhibit 1)
2000
June 28, 2000 | James was charged with Rape in the First Degree and Sexual Assault in the First Degree for raping his ex-wife Cassie Henrikson. He was also charged for:
He was arrested on June 29, 2000, but released on bond.
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July 21, 2000 | James intimidated ex-wife Cassie and is arrested for Violation of Restraining Order.
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August 8, 2000 | James intimidated ex-wife Cassie and is again arrested for Violation of Release Agreement.
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September 9, 2000 | James is arrested for Violation of Restraining Order and Contempt of Court.
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October 30, 2000 | James is arrested for Furnishing Alcohol To Minors.
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November 21, 2000 | James attacked ex-wife Cassie. He is arrested for:
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2001
February 7, 2001 | James is arrested for Assault in the Fourth Degree and Contempt of Court.
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June 21, 2001 | James is arrested for:
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July 21, 2001 | James' Contractor License in Bend, Oregon is revoked for Felony Convictions.
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July 13 - August 31, 2001 | James violated a restraining order and "menaced" Cassie Henrikson, his first wife, ten (11) separate times that she reported to police. James eventually threatened and intimidated her enough that she dropped the rape/sexual assault charges and went into hiding with their daughter. James has never paid child support.
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October 2, 2001 | James is arrested for:
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2002
March 13, 2002 | James was recently released from jail, but violated probation twice and was sent to a six day prison sanction. Upon release James attempted to burglarize a home. The police responded and positively identified both the vehicle involved with the crime and James Henrikson. James attempted to elude police, resulting in a high speed chase through the city, a hit and run and other property damage. James was arrested. The PPO reported "Henrickson just recently got out of jail...Mr. Henrickson appears to have returned to his criminal behavior. It would appear that Mr. Henrickson has made the decision to return to jail." James was charged with:
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2004 - 2007
James moved to Kennewik County, Washington where he married his second wife, Stacie Henrikson. Together they started several construction companies, all of which were filed under Stacie's name in order to hide James' criminal background (remember, his contractor's license was revoked in Oregon for committing a felony.) Those companies included:
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Greystone Masonry, LLC 5/27/2005
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Greystone Development Group, LLC 1/16/2006
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West Coast Cranes, LLC 01/01/2007
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Extreme Speed Race Team, LLC 01/03/2007
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Greystone Granite & Marble, LLC 4/25/2007
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GH Builders, LLC 11/05/2007
In 2007 James began making plans to leave Stacie. He started hiding company profits from Stacie and his creditors. He also stopped paying vendors, accumulating a large debt.
2008
Jan 28, 2008 - James and Stacie Henrikson filed Bankruptcy (Case #08-00280).
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James' businesses were failing so he cheated his vendors, stole from the companies and his wife and hid the money away. He and his wife filed bankruptcy but the court denied the bankruptcy because the creditors demonstrated that James had the money to pay the debts. James filed for divorce and abandoned his wife leaving her with a tremendous debt.
James again attempted Insurance Fraud. Similar to destroying his boat with his first wife, James intentionally drove his semi-truck through his house, destroying both. He claimed the brakes failed and filed for insurance on both the truck and the home. The insurance company determined that the destruction was not a result of mechanical failure and denied the claim.
2009
June 12, 2009 | James is arrested for Conspiracy; Breaking and Entering/Felony and Theft I.
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October 22, 2009 | James is arrested for Driving Without a License 3rd degree.
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December 3, 2009 | James is arrested for Unlawful Manufacture of Marijuana;
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2010
May 4, 2010 | James was charged with
James worked out a plea deal and plead guilty to Manufacturing Marijuana in exchange for dropping the other charges. James also signed a Waiver of Extradition.
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October 6, 2010 | Bench Warrant was issued for James Henrikson for a Violation of Probation and he is briefly returned to jail.
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November 26, 2010 | James is arrested Violation of Release and Driving Without a License in the 3rd Degree and returned to jail.
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2011
Feb 2, 2011 | James was released from jail and sentenced to 24 months probation for the charge of Manufacturing Marijuana. James and his girlfriend, Sarah Creveling, moved to Texas and began using the alias spelling of his name: James Henricksen.
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February 23, 2011 | James started Blackstone Building Group, LLC (the company was put under Sarah Creveling's name to hide James' involvement because of his criminal history and to hide from creditors).
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May, 2011 | James attempted to start a Drug Manufacturing operation while in Texas. He purchased a pill making machine attempted to purchased chemicals to make Oxycoton from Chemnet.com. He placed purchase inquiries under the business name Icon Global. Rumors claim James and his friends were forced out of this business by the Mexican cartel after two of James' partners were killed.
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July 13, 2011 | Blackstone Building Group, LLC assumed the DBA: Blackstone LLC (this company was also put under Sarah Creveling's name).
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August 2011 | James Henrikson and Sarah Creveling moved to North Dakota and were married. They start a trucking company, paid for by several investors.
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November 2011 | James starts Blackwell Oil Services, LLC and Blackstone Crude, LLC (these companies were also put under Sarah Creveling's name). It is rumored that James embezzled money from Blackstone to start these companies and hid their existence from his investors.
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2012
January 2012 | Blackstone entered into a partnership with tribal chairman Tex Hall and his company Maheshu.
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February 22, 2012 | Blackstone Employee Kristopher D. Clarke, Nickname-K.C., disappeared after an argument with James Henrikson. KC was a long-term friend of James and may have been involved with James in the Texas drug manufacturing operation. KC was owed $600,000 by James Henrikson, who refused to pay him, so KC decided to quit working for Blackstone. KCwas leaving to work for another company and was taking Blackstone's subcontractors with him. KC was last seen in an argument with James at the Blackstone office building. James is a suspect and was questioned by BCI Special Agent Steve Gutknecht, but he refused to take a lie detector test. Currently, there is no concrete evidence linking James to KC's disappearance.
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March 15, 2012 | James' PPO, unaware of his recent criminal activity, recommended Early Termination of Probation, which is approved.
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May 2012 | Blackstone Cheats Truck Drivers. Numerous vendors complain they are not getting paid by Blackstone for work performed. Lawsuits are threatened by many vendors. Many truck drivers do not get paid and quit. It is believed that Blackstone withheld more than $2,000,000 from drivers and investors during this time period.
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June 2012 | James hires Convicted Murderer and former inmate Robert Delao. Delao was convicted and served time in the Deschutes county jail for the double murder of two rival gang members. Delao turned state's evidence against his former gang members and is likely hiding from them in North Dakota.
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July 2012 | Blackstone Partner Ryan Olness and Blackstone employee Elliot Carney fled North Dakota. James owed Ryan more than $250,000, but Ryan was afraid of James and refused to try to recover the money.
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2013
Spring 2013 | James closes Blackstone and Tex Hall terminated their business relationship. James continued to solicit work from WPX, XTO and others under other company names.
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July 17, 2013 | The company Bridgewater Energy, LLC is created in Spokane, Washington and registered to Douglas J. Carlile at 2505 S. Garfield Road, Washington.
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August 15, 2013 | Bridgewater Energy, LLC is created in North Dakota and registered to Koch, Johnson & Co. at 233 N. Main St., Watford City, ND. Koch, Johnson & Co. is owned by Rene Johnson, accountant and personal friend to James Henrikson and Sarah Creveling. It was created as a front company to allow James to continue operating his trucking company in ND and the Fort Berthold Indian Reservation.
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September - December 2013 | James Henrikson is seen by multiple witnesses driving a Bridgewater Energy, LLC truck on the Fort Berthold Reservation employed by WPX.
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December 2013 | Douglas Carlile, registered agent for Bridgewater Energy, LLC in Washington has a dispute over his business dealings in North Dakota and is threatened.
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December 15, 2013 | An intruder broke into the home of Douglas Carlile at 2505 S. Garfield Road, and killed Douglas Carlile in what the police are calling a "targeted" killing which may be "linked to a business dispute involving the victim's dealings in North Dakota."
http://m.spokesman.com/stories/2013/dec/17/police-south-hill-shooting-wasnt-random/
http://m.spokesman.com/stories/2013/dec/16/police-south-hill-shooting-not-random-attack/
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December 17, 2013 | Washington Police are pinging a North Dakota phone number believed to be involved with the murder of Douglas Carlile and are investigating a person of interest affiliated with Bridgewater Energy, LLC.
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Please BEWARE of James Henrikson and Sarah Creveling. They should be considered extremely dangerous!
If you have knowledge of any crimes committed by James Henriksen, Sarah Creveling, Robert Delao or anyone from Bridgewater Energy or Blackstone, please contact BCI Special Agent Steve Gutknecht at 701-774-4310 to report the crime.
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#3 Author of original report
Sarah Creveling Charged with Fraud, Money Laundering
AUTHOR: - ()
SUBMITTED: Tuesday, April 19, 2016
Creveling pleads not guilty to money laundering, mail fraud
By Andrew Sheeler / Bismarck Tribune on Sep 22, 2015 at 12:24 a.m.
BISMARCK -- The ex-wife of a former Watford City man facing federal charges in a murder-for-hire plot pleaded not guilty Monday to mail fraud and three counts of money laundering.
Sarah Marie Creveling was indicted on Sept. 2 and appeared Monday via video conference from Nashville, Tenn., before U.S. District Court for North Dakota Magistrate Judge Charles Miller Jr.
Creveling, who could be sentenced to 10 years in prison for each of the money laundering charges if found guilty, is alleged to have bilked investors out of more than $1.7 million.
Creveling's ex-husband, James Henrikson, waits in a Yakima, Wash., jail for his October trial — on three murder-for-hire related counts and one count of conspiracy to distribute heroin — and faces a possible death penalty if convicted.
He is accused of arranging the murder of his former business partner Douglas Carlile in his Spokane, Wash., home in 2013, as well as the murder of Kristopher Clarke, a Henrikson employee who vanished in 2012.
In Creveling's case, Henrikson is not directly named in court papers but is referred to as Creveling's husband and co-conspirator.
Creveling and her former husband managed Blackstone, a limited liability corporation that promised investors a 12.5 percent monthly return on investment in exchange for providing the funds to purchase trucks and trailers for use in the Bakken region.
The indictment alleges that, over a three-year period beginning in January 2011, Creveling and her husband used the mail system to encourage investors to send them money, with that money then being laundered into other LLCs set up by Creveling and her husband or else spent on personal property.
Creveling allegedly told investors that the company's trucks and trailers were operating at a loss or "were damaged, destroyed or required extensive, and expensive, repairs."
Questionable transactions
Court papers cite business transactions that were red-flagged.
-- Investors were allegedly told that they could sell or "part-out" their trucks or trailers, transferring the titles to Creveling in exchange for a promise to send whatever money was obtained from scrapping them.
-- On one occasion, federal officials allegedly tracked the transfer of $600,000 of investor funds to an account held by Kingdom Dynamics Enterprises, another LLC owned by Creveling and Henrikson.
-- On another occasion, Creveling allegedly withdrew more than $60,000, which was spent on a personal vehicle.
In addition to the criminal charges, several of Creveling's assets have been targeted for forfeiture to the U.S. government, including 320 acres of mineral rights in Dunn County owned by Kingdom Dynamics Enterprises and three vehicles worth a total of $114,250.
#2 Author of original report
James Henrikson ARRESTED
AUTHOR: Anonymous - ()
SUBMITTED: Sunday, January 19, 2014
James Henrikson arrested on federal firearms charges
James Henrikson was arrested on federal firearms charges Saturday by agents from Homeland Security Investigations and the Bismarck/Mandan Metro Area Narcotics Task Force.
Henrikson is being charged with illegal possession of firearms by a convicted felon. He is also a person of interest in the December murder of Douglas Carlile.
Henrikson was a business associate of Carlile, who was murdered last month in his South Hill home.
Detectives discovered Carlile, one of four owners in Kingdom Dynamics Enterprises, was trying to buy Henrikson out of his share of 640 acres of North Dakota land they owned mineral rights with plans to drill for oil.
Those attempts to buy Henrikson out were rebuffed, while Henrikson, according to court documents, allegedly attempted to buy Carlile out in order to attract an investor who refused to put money into Kingdom Dynamics Enterprises as long as Carlile was involved.
The tensions between the two were so high, a witness told detectives someone has been practicing writing Carlile's signature inside Henrikson's home and confirmed he overheard Henrikson threatening to kill Carlile and his family.
Henrikson, however, told detectives he never threatened his business partner and is not responsible for his murder.
Timothy Suckow was arrested earlier this week for the murder of Carlile. Detectives believe Henrickson or another business associate of Carlile may have hired Suckow to carry out the murder.
Suckow left a trail of evidence leading police to his Spokane Valley home. A van seen leaving the scene of Carlile's home directly after the murder was found at Suckow's place of work and, detectives say, a glove found in the back yard of Carlile's home has DNA evidence matching Suckow.
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#1 Author of original report
James Henrikson Suspect in Murder
AUTHOR: Anonymous - ()
SUBMITTED: Tuesday, January 14, 2014
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