Category: Alleged Ponzi Schemes
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BULLETIN: 6-Time Felon Sentenced To 12 Years In Ponzi Scheme; Anthony Ray Will Serve ‘Every Day Of His . . . Sentence,’ Georgia Prosecutors Say
BULLETIN: A six-time felon who hatched a real-estate Ponzi scheme and swindled a dozen investors out of $660,000 has been sentenced to 12 years in a Georgia state prison, the office of DeKalb County District Attorney Robert James said. Anthony Ray ripped off his own flesh and blood and met some of his victims at…
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BULLETIN: Jenifer Devine, New Jersey Woman At Helm Of ‘Wholesale Fraud,’ Sentenced To 37 Months For Ponzi Scheme
Jenifer Devine, the New Jersey woman accused of presiding over a Ponzi scheme involving a purported wholesale clothing and electronics business, has been sentenced to 37 months in federal prison, federal prosecutors said. Devine, 40, of Fair Lawn, was arrested in November 2010, amid allegations she lured investors with outsize returns of up to 25…
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EDITORIAL: Recruiting Seniors Into Your Downline? Why Ponzi-Forum Purveyors And Pimps Should Pay Attention To Dennis Bolze’s Failed Bid To Have His 27-Year-Prison Sentence Reduced
EDITOR’S NOTE: The U.S. Court of Appeals for the Sixth Circuit yesterday rejected the bid of convicted Tennessee fraudster and Ponzi schemer Dennis Bolze to have his 27-year prison sentence reduced. Although Bolze did not operate the sort of HYIP typically promoted on Ponzi boards such as TalkGold and MoneyMakerGroup, he advanced some of the…
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BULLETIN: Steven Salutric, Illinois Man Accused By SEC Last Year Of Stealing From 96-Year-Old Nursing Home Patient With Dementia, Now Charged Criminally
BULLETIN: Federal prosecutors in the Northern District of Illinois have charged Steven W. Salutric with wire fraud, the office of U.S. Attorney Patrick J. Fitzgerald said. Salutric, 53, of Carol Stream, initially was charged civilly by the SEC in January 2010, amid shocking allegations that, to keep his Ponzi and fraud scheme afloat, he stole…
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UPDATE: Jeffery Groendyke, Figure In CFTC Ponzi Case Filed Civilly In May, Pleads Guilty To Criminal Charge Of Wire Fraud After FBI Probe
UPDATE: Jeffery (also cited as “Jeffrey”) L. Groendyke, the Michigan man ordered by a federal judge earlier this month to pay nearly $1.4 million in restitution and penalties in a Forex Ponzi case brought civilly by the CFTC, now has pleaded guilty to a criminal charge of wire fraud, federal prosecutors in the Western District…