Epstein Secrets

ranford-man-sentenced-to-branford-man-sentenced-to-> (7/27) reports Michael Verzella "was sentenced July 20 by U.S. District Judge Kari A. Dooley in Bridgeport to 33 months of imprisonment, followed by three years of supervised release, for stealing more than $240,000 from his non-profit employer and numero

than 90 investors in his company, which connected customers with private investigators, by falsely overstating Trustify's financial performance." Infosecurity Magazine <https://www.infosecurity-magazine.comMews/virginia-startup-ceo-charged-with/> (7/27, Coble) reports, "An indictment unsealed in federal court on Ju

onnecticut Man Sentenced For Embezzling. Zip06 (CT) (7/27) reports Michael Verzella "was sentenced July 20 by U.S. District Judge Kari A. Dooley in Bridgeport to 33 months of imprisonment, followed by three years of supervised release, for stealing more than $240,000 from his non-profit employer and numero

e than 90 investors in his company, which connected customers with private investigators, by falsely overstating Trustify's financial performance." Infosecurity Magazine (7/27, Coble) reports, "An indictment unsealed in federal court on July 24 alleges that Boice fraudulently solicited investments in Trustify from 20

chat out of the house and strangled him before dumping his body in a wooded area." The report says that he "confessed to luring Jose Nunez from his Bridgeport home, driving him more than 20 miles away to Oxford and killing him." The FBI is supporting the investigation. Virginia Man Indicted For Threatenin

rrors that were identified, many were minor typographical errors, such as a misspelled word, and date errors:" FBI Warns Of Online Shopping Scams. Infosecurity Magazine (8/4, Coble) reports that the FBI "has issued a warning to online shoppers after a rise in the number of Americans not receiving items purchased on

onnecticut Man Sentenced For Embezzling. Zip06 (CT) (7/27) reports Michael Verzella "was sentenced July 20 by U.S. District Judge Kari A. Dooley in Bridgeport to 33 months of imprisonment, followed by three years of supervised release, for stealing more than $240,000 from his non-profit employer and numero

e than 90 investors in his company, which connected customers with private investigators, by falsely overstating Trustify's financial performance." Infosecurity Magazine (7/27, Coble) reports, "An indictment unsealed in federal court on July 24 alleges that Boice fraudulently solicited investments in Trustify from 20