September 26, 2011

Las Vegas businessman reaches $400,000 settlement in fraud case

In a surprising twist of fate, the Las Vegas businessman who was arrested last year under suspicion of an $80 million dollar investment fraud has reached a settlement worth $400,000 with one of his angry investors. Apparently, the man solicited to investors that he was in the process of developing large parcels of land which would turn into big bucks for investors, and he received all kinds of monies that he then never paid back. This rises to the crime of Grand Larceny.

Reports by a New York Grand Larceny Lawyer said that the man had reached a settlement with an angry investor last year that cost him $380,000 and now, suddenly, an unidentified benefactor has agreed to pay in full a new settlement of $400,000 to a different investor who lost their money. No one knows for sure how this businessman knows so many individuals who are willing to bail him out, and some say that the money that he is being ‘gifted’ is really money that he had stashed away in the earlier stages of the land development fraud. These cases are prosecuted by District Attorneys in Nassau and Suffolk Counties.

According to a Criminal Lawyer of NYC, the Las Vegas businessman owns two luxurious and spacious homes in the area, and these homes were worth quite a bit of money. The investigation is continuing into where he managed to get the funds to purchase these high end properties, as well as how he has managed to find benefactors to bail him out almost every step of the way. As for the land development that was supposed to turn into riches for investors, it remains to be seen whether or not that will actually come to pass.


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November 20, 2010

Con Juan Scammer faces jail, says a Bronx Criminal Lawyer

A con man, who was seen as a notorious Con Juan, used an online dating
site to scam lonely women out of their life savings. He will now be paying
a high price for his loveless actions including a lengthy prison sentence. He facing a variety of charges includign Grand Larceny
A source reports that Con Juan used the online dating
service called My-Space and Jdate to meet women looking for love. He
described himself as a muscular romantic gentleman and lured women into
trusting him with personal information. He continued his scam for years before
his illegal actions placed him in a court of law. It is not known how much money
the con man collected over the years before his scam was discovered.

The scammer met a 60-year-old lonely Chelsea woman who finally ended
his scam. He managed to scam the older lady out of $200,000 before he was
arrested for his illegal activity. A different case of his swindling $10,000 from
a woman he met online has been sealed so the legal result of this case is not
known to Bronx Criminal Lawyers. He allegedly dated the Upper East Sider
for few years before he obtained her ID and then stole money from her bank
account according to police records.

The online scam has come to an end for now with a jail sentence. Manhattan
Supreme Court Justice remarked to New York Criminal Lawyers that the victim
of his scam, the 60-year-old Chelsea woman, probably really loved him making
the crime that much worse. He then sentenced Con Juan to a two and a half
year prison sentence where the online bachelor will not be meeting any available
women to scam.

The internet can be a valuable tool in various different situations, but it also can
be a hotbed of criminal activity.

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