After home raid allegedly turns up wild evidence, the SEC goes after Dawn Bennett for civil fraud
A $20 million Ponzi-like scheme and attempted voodoo are the latest revelations out of the Securities and Exchange Commission
Author Brooke Southall August 28, 2017 at 9:52 PM
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Javier DooMe
August 29, 2017 — 4:24 PM
The Delta from $407m to $2b is one that is not easily reconciled! So once we get past this obvious regulatory transgression the desire of a Regulator to dig deeper is not only expected but it is necessary! Ms Bennett may be the "victim" of overzealous regulators and I for one applaud the Regulators efforts as no one can explain away touting $2b versus $407m in regulatory filings, Barron's articles or on a radio show. But I do appreciate efforts of her Lawyers to use the age old tactic of "look over there, I see a squirrel" when all other legal defenses have been exhausted, as this is what lawyers do...as for the mondo bizarro voodoo, one can only laugh!
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