
Francius Marganda, an Indonesian national, has pleaded guilty to a $23 million Ponzi scheme that defrauded hundreds of predominantly Indonesian and Indo-American investors. Marganda was extradited to the United States from Singapore in November 2023. Additionally, a Broward woman, who referred to herself as 'Mother Teresa,' has admitted to a $190 million Ponzi scheme. She faces 20 years in prison for her involvement. After being busted by the FBI, she and her associates initiated a second Ponzi scheme worth $3 million. The Broward woman, a former CEO from Pompano Beach, was involved in the $190 million scheme.
A #Florida woman who called herself ‘Mother Teresa’ admits a $190 million Ponzi scheme. After she & her cronies got busted by the FBI, they fired up a few new companies and ran a 2nd, $3 million Ponzi scheme. https://t.co/nEJbM7OKcN via @DavidJNeal
Broward woman pleads guilty in $190 million Ponzi scheme, faces 20 years in prison. https://t.co/Wm7rOssAX3
A Broward woman who called herself ‘Mother Teresa’ admits a $190 million Ponzi scheme https://t.co/qZpBUwr0jo


