Former Indianapolis-area insurance broker sentenced to prison for $4M Ponzi scheme

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2 thoughts on “Former Indianapolis-area insurance broker sentenced to prison for $4M Ponzi scheme

  1. He should go to prison for a lot longer than that. Talking people’s money that they rely upon for the rest of their lives should be punishable for 20 years. That jerk. Let him rot!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

    1. Agreed. It took some of those people 40 years to accumulate their wealth, he should spend 40 years behind bars. Restitution? He doesn’t have any money, they (crooks) never do, they spend everything as soon as they get it.

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