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Andrew Wold has new life in Florida, court records show
By Sharon Wren,
2025-04-24The man who owned The Davenport building, which partially collapsed on May 28, 2023, has a new name and a new job in Florida.
Sarasota County, Fla. court records show that on December 18, 2024, Andrew Wold petitioned to change his name to Andrew Langel. The petition has the last four addresses for the petitioner, and Wold claims to have moved to Florida on May 1, 2024. It also shows that he has worked as a realtor in Venice since November 5, 2024. A judge approved the name change on January 13, 2025 and the case was closed the same day.
When asked about the name change and new career, Andrew M. Stroth, legal counsel for Peach and Lexus Berry, told Our Quad Cities News, “While disappointing, not surprising, ultimately, we think Mr. Wold will be held responsible.”
“He’s trying to avoid responsibility.”
Three people, Branden Colvin Sr., Ryan Hitchcock and Daniel Prien were killed on May 28, 2023 when The Davenport, 324 Main St., partially collapsed. The building was owned by Wold. Peach Berry had to have a leg amputated so she could be removed from the rubble. Scott County Attorney Kelly Cunningham announced in February that Wold would not face criminal charges, but a civil suit with multiple plaintiffs is pending.
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