By the time authorities moved in, at least 7,000 investors from two-dozen states had handed over $80 million. But barely any of it was invested – less than $40,000, according to state and federal officials – while the three men bought a jet, luxury cars and tickets to football games, court documents show.
‘Hebrew Boys’ divine finance called $80 million scam
By the time authorities moved in, at least 7,000 investors from two-dozen states had handed over $80 million. But barely any of it was invested – less than $40,000, according to state and federal officials – while the three men bought a jet, luxury cars and tickets to football games, court documents show.
