Timothy Paul Barnes asked friends, clients, and a charity he chaired for short-term loans. Eighteen months and nearly £2 million later, the money was in a crypto wallet that had already been drained by someone else.
For more than two decades, Barry Kloogh sat across from Dunedin retirees and told them their money was working. It wasn't. The Serious Fraud Office put the loss at $15.7 million. The liquidator now says recovery will be roughly two cents per dollar invested.
By Elena Ruiz · Jun 3
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