Jan 27, 11:28 PM

Yale Schiff Sentenced to Three Years for Multimillion-Dollar Fraud; $20 Million Stolen by Adviser, Sports Betting Fund Defrauder Gets 48 Months

A suburban Chicago businessman, Yale Schiff, has been sentenced to three years in federal prison for a multimillion-dollar investment fraud scheme. Schiff fraudulently obtained millions in mortgage and vehicle loans while using stolen identities to secure credit from various financial institutions. In a separate case, a suburban Philadelphia investment adviser pleaded guilty to stealing over $20 million from clients, which he misappropriated for personal luxuries including international travel and country club dues. Additionally, a man involved in defrauding investors in a sports betting fund received a 48-month prison sentence.

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Law360@Law360
2 years ago
A suburban Philadelphia investment adviser pled guilty in federal court to charges that he stole more than $20 million of his clients' money, which he spent on international travel, country club dues, and a stake in a New Jersey golf course. https://t.co/S0mRXTLRtq
FBI@FBI
2 years ago
Man who Defrauded Investors in Sports Betting Fund Sentenced to 48 Months in Prison https://t.co/JjltHFAJ6p @FBIStLouis
FOX2now@FOX2now
2 years ago
Richmond Heights hotel manager sentenced for financial fraud https://t.co/e9qtiCeUb0

Yale Schiff Sentenced to Three Years for Multimillion-Dollar Fraud; $20 Million Stolen by Adviser, Sports Betting Fund Defrauder Gets 48 Months

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