Crackdown on Scammers: A Surge in Prosecutions
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- Ponzi schemers do get caught, convicted, and face consequences.
- Example: One schemer received a 7-year prison sentence for defrauding 20 victims.
- The schemer was ordered to pay $2.6 million in restitution.
- The FBI was involved, and the schemer pled guilty to a single count of wire fraud.
- The possibility of victims recovering their money depends on various factors, including the schemer's future financial situation and potential third-party liabilities.
- Importance of investigating third parties, such as insurance companies, regulatory agencies, or banks, that may have contributed to the scam.
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