Senior / Family

The letters said the money was safe. The money was already gone.

Bob Hunter ran a Springfield retirement shop called The Summit Group of Missouri. For years, his clients got statements showing their money was right where it should be. On June 11, he pleaded guilty to wire fraud and money laundering. The statements were the crime.

By Mark Tell · 1d ago

Latest

Pump & Dump

The letters kept arriving. The account never existed.

Bob Hunter, 72, sold executives in Springfield, Missouri a polished retirement product and then spent their money. The statements he mailed back were the lock on the door.

By Mark Tell · 3d ago

The letters said the money was safe. The money was already gone.

The letters kept arriving. The account never existed.

See the pitch they're running today.

The MarkTell Daily