Kituwah Energy sues Emmitt Smith over failed solar farm project

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Last updated Sep 1, 2026

Kituwah Energy sues Emmitt Smith over failed solar farm project
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Kituwah Energy, a business entity owned by the Eastern Band of Cherokee Indians, filed a lawsuit in Delaware Chancery Court against former Dallas Cowboys star Emmitt Smith. The agency alleges that Smith and his business partner, David Mosley, defrauded the organization of $2.5 million intended for a Texas solar installation known as Project Exodus. The complaint asserts that the funds were diverted to Wilson Holdings instead of being used to secure land rights and financing for the development. Kituwah Energy claims the project never materialized and reports that the original loan remains unpaid, with the current debt totaling approximately $3.1 million including interest. Smith has previously been involved in litigation regarding alleged financial schemes, though he was the plaintiff in those prior cases. Requests for comment from the business entities involved in the current complaint were not returned.

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  • Kituwah Energy accuses Emmitt Smith and David Mosley of fraud regarding a Texas solar project.
  • The lawsuit claims a $2.5 million investment was diverted to Wilson Holdings without consent.
  • The principal and accrued interest on the unpaid loan currently total approximately $3.1 million.
  • Project Exodus failed to progress despite initial plans for the solar farm to begin operations.
  • Kituwah Energy seeks the repayment of the loan along with legal and investigative expenses.
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Kituwah Energy is accusing Emmitt Smith and his business partners of fraud involving a solar farm in Texas.

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