Crime & Justice

Fraudster Posed as Wall Street Tycoon to Swindle $3.5 Million From Investors: SEC

THE WOLF OF BARBADOS

He even allegedly compared his sham investment strategy to the movie “The Big Short”, promising a “catastrophic” global market event that his investors could profit from.

Erik Uebelacker
Erik Uebelacker
The Wall Street sign is pictured at the New York Stock exchange in the Manhattan borough of New York City.
Carlo Allegri/REUTERS / Reuters
Erik Uebelacker

Erik Uebelacker

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