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Sydney Hanson, Pat Rowan, Harolyn Landau, Martha Ramirez
Anonymous100
Posted: Sunday, March 18, 2018
Joined: 3/17/2018
Posts: 1

Resuscitating the topic from old forum archives. Looks like they are still onto this thing again. What made this significant this time is Marvin Cooper involvement. SEC boxed him in and charged him for operating a Ponzi ten years ago. Financial swindlers circle just got bigger. 

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