
An aspiring D-list actor in Hollywood managed to raise $690 million by deceiving hundreds of investors, starting with his closest friends. This elaborate scheme, which has been described as a tale of fake-it-till-you-make-it gone bananas, eventually caught the attention of the FBI. The actor's actions have been characterized as those of a financial sociopath, highlighting the recurring phenomenon of con men who manage to deceive people repeatedly. The story was reported by the New Yorker.
Wild details in this @jacobwgallagher story about the fall of a $100 million watch empire. https://t.co/ACbYdURUi8 https://t.co/FmW6n6T6wd
How an aspiring actor raised $690 million by deceiving hundreds of investors—beginning with his closest friends. https://t.co/RZYHFDpcRT
“Master of Make-Believe: A Struggling Actor Struck It Rich In Hollywood—Then the FBI Showed Up”- The New Yorker Great story about yet another financial sociopath. https://t.co/Jd3FT6GQ7j






