A New Jersey man admitted to a scheme to defraud elderly and other victims out of more than $1 million that he told the victims he would invest on their behalf or otherwise use for their benefit.
Source: U.S. Department of Justice
New Jersey Man Admits to Stealing More Than $1 Million in Investment Fraud Scheme involving Elderly Victims
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