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repatriate investor funds, related to their allegedly fraudulent investment schemes. They refused to comply as ordered based on their assertion of Dunlap's personal Fifth Amendment privilege against self-incrimination., 04/26/2001. SEC Litigation Releases - 2001 • SEC - SEC Violations (Insider Tradin

he Court in this case adjudged defendants Elfindepan, Southern Financial Group, and Tracy Calvin Dunlap, Jr., to be in contempt of court and ordered Dunlap incarcerated based on their refusal to obey court orders requiring them to produce documents and account for and repatriate investor funds.. 09/12/

as to Defendants Southern Financial Group, Inc., Richard M Wooten, and Charles Dennis McKittrick. The Complaint alleged that defendants McKittrick, Gerald F. Hunter, Jr., Southern and Wooten raised at least $25 million through a fraudulent scheme involving the sale of short-term notes on behalf of UC Properties

he Court in this case adjudged defendants Etfindepan, Southern Financial Group, and Tracy Calvin Dunlap, Jr., to be in contempt of court and ordered Dunlap incarcerated based on their refusal to obey court orders requiring them to produce documents and account for and repatriate investor funds. Source

in the civil action entitled Securities and Exchange Commission v. Southern Financial Group, Inc., Richard M. Wooten, Charles Dennis McKittrick and Gerald F. Hunter, Jr., Civil Action Number 2:02-1806-18, in the United States District Court for District of South Carolina. Charleston Division. Source Information

he Court in this case adjudged defendants Etfindepan, Southern Financial Group, and Tracy Calvin Dunlap, Jr., to be in contempt of court and ordered Dunlap incarcerated based on their refusal to obey court orders requiring them to produce documents and account for and repatriate investor funds. Source

in the civil action entitled Securities and Exchange Commission v. Southern Financial Group, Inc., Richard M. Wooten, Charles Dennis McKittrick and Gerald F. Hunter, Jr., Civil Action Number 2:02-1806-18, in the United States District Court for District of South Carolina. Charleston Division. Source Information

e Court in this case adjudged defendants Elfindepan, Southern Financial Group, and Tracy Calvin Dunlap, Jr., to be in contempt of court and ordered Dunlap incarcerated based on their refusal to obey court orders requiring them to produce documents and account for and repatriate investor funds. Sourc

atory Action • 06/17/2002, Securities and Exchange Commission v. Southern Financial Group, Inc., Richard M. Wooten, Charles Dennis McKittrick and Gerald F. Hunter, Jr., Defendants, and Springdale Investments, Inc., Relief Defendant, United States District Court for the District of South Carolina, Charleston