The state of Missouri, U.S., is moving to shut down a trailer park business next to Whiteman Air Force Base.
The business is run by a Chinese-born Canadian couple with ties to a convicted fraudster with the Chinese Communist Party (CCP) intelligence.
The base is home to the B-2 stealth bombers, one of the most advanced military aircraft the U.S. has ever built.
The trailer park sits right along the base’s fence line. From there, people can easily film the bombers landing and taking off.
The trailer park is operated by a company called Property Solutions 3603 LP.
The company is run by a Canadian couple of Chinese origin who have ties to Chinese tycoon Miles Guo.
According to a report by the Daily Caller, Guo “has publicly identified himself as a former CCP intelligence affiliate” based on an investigation by the DNCF last November.
“DCNF shows the property is owned through a web of shell companies controlled by Esther Mei and Cheng Hu. The Canadian couple has connections to the New Federal State of China, an organization associated with Guo.”
Guo was convicted in 2024 for orchestrating a fraud scheme exceeding $1 billion and is currently awaiting sentencing, the report added.
“Mei, Cheng and the New Federal State of China did not respond to the DCNF’s requests for comment, while Guo could not be reached.”
Missouri’s Secretary of State Denny Hoskins announced the state is revoking the company’s business license following “a routine compliance review that found the company’s registered agent information was inaccurate and failed to meet statutory requirements,” said the report.
It also said that Hoskins’ office formally notified the registered agent in November last year, but the deficiencies were not corrected within the allotted time frame.
