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BULLETIN: SEC Says St. Louis Man Went On ‘Spending Spree’ With Investors’ Money, Fleecing Them Of More Than $9 Million; Burton Douglas Morriss Charged With Fraud
BULLETIN: The SEC has gone to federal court in Missouri and obtained an emergency asset freeze in a case that alleges a St. Louis man who operated private investment funds misappropriated more than $9 million from investors. Charged in the civil case is Burton Douglas Morriss, 49, and four companies: MIC VII LLC, Acartha Technology…
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BULLETIN: Oscar Ramiro Ortega-Hernandez, Accused White House Shooter, Formally Indicted On Charges Of Attempting To Assassinate President Obama; Case Assigned To Judge Collyer
BULLETIN: Oscar Ramiro Ortega-Hernandez, the Idaho man accused in November of shooting at the White House, now has been formally indicted on charges of attempting to assassinate the President of the United States. Ortega-Hernandez, 21, also was accused of assaulting three U.S. officers or employees with a deadly weapon. Whether the officers or employees were…
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SPECIAL REPORT: OWOW, Phil Piccolo-Associated Firm That Pumped Text Cash Network, Purportedly Cited ‘Financial Trouble’ Last Summer And Sought ‘Brand New People’ To ‘Pay Off All Of The Past Commissions And Money Owed To Suppliers’
UPDATED 5:05 P.M. ET (U.S.A.) Did One World One Website Inc. (OWOW) — the Phil Piccolo-associated company that appears to have been given some of the top positions in Text Cash Network (TCN) and recruited a huge downline with the knowledge of TCN management — try to fix its own problems last year by hatching…
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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…