By: concerned victim

concerned victim — Wed, 11 Nov 2009 14:32:55 +0000

As one of the victims, yes he got off dam easy, first he tried for months to get out of his guilty plea, claiming he was a victim and not the ponzi schemer he turned out to be. If you read the civil complaint, you can clearly see he got people into his money enhancement program, then how he finally was controlling their life, by forcing them into debt, which no matter how much he eventually gave back when he knew the Commission was investigating him, 90% of the victims will never recover from. In a way I felt sorry for him when he gave a good weeping performance in court, right up to the point when he said he treated everyone like family. Thinking back to the civil lawsuits he imposed on hard working people, for breach of fraugelent contracts everyone signed. His greed finally did him in. All he had to do was talk to the Attorney General and not lawyer up like he didnt know what was going on. The money he spent on his yard, new cars, refurnishings in his mansion, trip to italy, shoes and clothing, plus the money he gave his two closest partners in crime, all could have paid back his victims, and most likely whatever money he claims he lost.
Hope he has time to think what his family will now go through, for whatever time he spends in prison. He still got off easy…

By: jefhenninger

jefhenninger — Tue, 10 Nov 2009 01:45:26 +0000

Do you think he got off too easy?

By: concerned victim

concerned victim — Tue, 10 Nov 2009 00:54:39 +0000

want to know the entire story about this SB, click the link on the original press release, and then click the complaint, and indictment..Be prepared to read for a while

http://www.nj.gov/oag/newsreleases08/pr20080307a.html

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