Former Miami Dolphins safety Reshad Jones was defrauded of $2.58 million by a 49-year-old woman and a former financial advisor, according to court records and law enforcement officials. The financial advisor allegedly stole $1.58 million through 133 wire transfers and used the funds to finance a lavish lifestyle including first-class airline tickets, hotels, nightlife, multiple women, strip clubs, and child support payments. Additionally, $1.03 million was laundered from Jones’ account. The woman involved, Octavia Graham, 52, is currently in jail. Authorities have linked Graham to other financial crimes, including allegations of fleecing $3.6 million from the Jackson Foundation. This case highlights ongoing concerns about financial exploitation involving professional athletes and charitable organizations.
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