Australian con man Peter Clarence Foster, 53, according to The Courier Mail, is currently suspected of hiding away some gold he purchased using the cash he got from an alleged sportsbetting scam.
Just this Friday, the Supreme Court in Sydney passed a class action suit against Mr. Foster and his involvement in the online betting company named "The Sports Trading Club".
A private investigator who [...] Read more » The Search for Aussie Con Man Peter Foster's Hidden Millions
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This guy seems to have been involved in a different kind of scam for pretty much all of his life and I don't know why these kinds of people are never locked away for longer....could it be money talks?even if you stole it in the first place.
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just $23 millions? its not that much money afterall. yeah it would make a decent starting bankroll though but thats about it (: plus he got 18 months sentence too, think that should be enough of a punishment already :o
A private investigator who represents the victims named Ken Gamble reported that there were a total of 320 people who had invested a sum of $23 million into the big-time scam. It's pretty effin funny if this guys name is really Gamble... Also every 'investor' should take a long deep look into themselves first.
