fromSFGATE2 months agoSilicon Valley real estateNorCal man pleads guilty to Ponzi scheme after trying to evade FBI in submarine
fromwww.standard.co.uk3 days agoUS politicsElderly victims of 6m fraudster who lived lavish lifestyle died before seeing him face justice
fromSFGATE2 months agoSilicon Valley real estateNorCal man pleads guilty to Ponzi scheme after trying to evade FBI in submarine
fromwww.standard.co.uk3 days agoUS politicsElderly victims of 6m fraudster who lived lavish lifestyle died before seeing him face justice
Venturefromwww.mercurynews.com2 months agoNorthern California business man who used underwater scooter in lake to evade arrest pleads guilty to investment fraudMatthew Piercey pled guilty to a multimillion-dollar fraud scheme, attempting to escape authorities by jumping into a lake with an underwater scooter.
NYC startupfromLos Angeles Times3 months agoHe sold investors on a new app, but spent the money on cars, his Malibu mansion and yacht, feds sayBernhard Eugen Fritsch was convicted of fraudulently obtaining $25 million from investors for a tech company, using it for personal luxuries.
fromSFGATE2 months agoNYC startupMan found guilty of SF tech 'sham' where he lied about $30B in profits
fromwww.ocregister.com2 months agoLA KingsCalifornia attorney sentenced to prison for scamming investors out of $8.7 million to finance lavish lifestyle
fromMiami Herald2 months agoLA real estateMiami man pleads guilty to stealing millions from Venezuelans, wedding at French chateau
fromwww.theguardian.com1 month agoLondon startupMan who called himself Kardashian of Cheshire' admits luxury handbag fraud
Venturefromwww.mercurynews.com2 months agoNorthern California business man who used underwater scooter in lake to evade arrest pleads guilty to investment fraudMatthew Piercey pled guilty to a multimillion-dollar fraud scheme, attempting to escape authorities by jumping into a lake with an underwater scooter.
NYC startupfromLos Angeles Times3 months agoHe sold investors on a new app, but spent the money on cars, his Malibu mansion and yacht, feds sayBernhard Eugen Fritsch was convicted of fraudulently obtaining $25 million from investors for a tech company, using it for personal luxuries.
fromSFGATE2 months agoNYC startupMan found guilty of SF tech 'sham' where he lied about $30B in profits
fromwww.ocregister.com2 months agoLA KingsCalifornia attorney sentenced to prison for scamming investors out of $8.7 million to finance lavish lifestyle
fromMiami Herald2 months agoLA real estateMiami man pleads guilty to stealing millions from Venezuelans, wedding at French chateau
fromwww.theguardian.com1 month agoLondon startupMan who called himself Kardashian of Cheshire' admits luxury handbag fraud
fromBrooklyn Eagle3 weeks agoSentenced to 18 years for fraud, in a second round of prisonThe sentencing of Richard Dale Sterritt, Jr. serves as a reminder of the consequences of financial fraud, particularly for repeat offenders.Brooklyn
Miscellaneousfromwww.dw.com7 months agoWhat do new findings in JuicyFields cannabis scam reveal? DW 12/03/2024JuicyFields scam involved 200,000 victims and estimated damages of $645 million, revealing significant investment fraud in the cannabis sector.