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Mary Wong of Omaha: Ponzi Scheme With NFL Investment
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by peder.sande | August 25, 2009 at 09:42 am
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Mary Wong of Omaha has been charged by the federal government for orchestrating a ponzi scheme. Mary Wong of Omaha took prospective investors money and instead of investing in luxury assets, funneled the money to support her other companies and lavish lifestyle.
Mary Wong worked out of her Omaha home, but also partnered with Demorrio Williams (Kansas City Chiefs) and Josh Bullocks (Chicago Bears) and Daniel Bullocks (Detroit Lions) in Williams & Bullocks LLC, which has been reported to have benefited from the ponzi scheme.
Federal prosecutors have charged a woman who once advised Michael Vick and several other NFL players with stealing $3 million from eight victims in a Ponzi scheme.
Mary Wong of Omaha formerly advised Michael Vick and other NFL players on their finances. Michael Vick has a lawsuit pending to recover $2 million from the financial adviser. The ponzi scheme indictment was released monday and only stated the eight victims initials; therefore it is not apparent if Vick is part of the eight victims. Michael Vick gained prominence after being busted for involvement in a dogfighting ring, with a sentence of two years.
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at 01:10 on August 26th, 2009
Rumors about Bernard Madoff's cancer diagnosis has been spreading around. Wall Street swindler Bernard Madoff is telling fellow inmates he's dying of cancer. Madoff, 71, is serving 150 years in a North Carolina prison for conducting the largest Ponzi scheme in history. Wishes of his diagnosis from victims of his Ponzi scheme or people that want to see justice done may very well be coming true. Rumors are beginning to circulate. Apparently, Bernard Madoff has been telling inmates at the Federal Prison he resides in that he has pancreatic cancer, one of the most aggressive and hardest to treat, and usually diagnosis is prelude to death in five years or less. He likely won't have to worry about debt consolidation – all of his assets were confiscated, except a little cash for his wife. Many people would give more than the cheapest personal loans to see Madoff cancer a reality – and some think he'll never suffer enough.