A former Pittsburgh resident has admitted in court to using a sham energy company to defraud victims of over $2 million, which he and his colleagues used to gamble, pay court-ordered fines, and purchase luxury items such as jewelry, boats, furniture, and wedding gifts. Additionally, the SEC has charged 34-year-old TikToker Teddy Miller, known as 'The Wolf of West Virginia,' with fraud for allegedly operating two unregistered, fraudulent real estate schemes that raised approximately $370,000. Miller, who portrayed himself as a millionaire real estate mogul, is now facing a 15-count indictment and could face up to 200 years in prison.