Arsen Lusher told more than twenty investors he ran a profitable trucking company with contracts at major retailers. Federal prosecutors say the trucks were a story, the returns were other people's money, and the falsified bank statements were the last room of the house before it came down.
Federal prosecutors say a ring of lawyers, traders, and tipsters turned the inside of merger negotiations into a private market. Thirty people are charged. The conference room was the leak.
By Elena Ruiz · May 7
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