Productor canadiense Jason Cloth acusado de siete cargos de fraude

Producer Jason Cloth Indicted Over Alleged $100 Million Ponzi Scheme

The Hollywood Reporter • 29 de jul 20:39

Canadian producer Jason Cloth was indicted on seven wire-fraud counts for allegedly misusing more than $100 million raised for film and TV projects, with prosecutors seeking forfeiture of over $12 million.

'Joker' & 'Longlegs' Producer Jason Cloth Charged In $100 Million Ponzi Scheme

Deadline • 29 de jul 20:02

Producer Jason Cloth, known for credits such as Joker and Longlegs, was indicted on multiple fraud counts for allegedly running a $100 million Ponzi scheme.

'Joker' producer indicted for allegedly defrauding investors of more than $100 million, DOJ says

ABC7 Los Angeles • 29 de jul 19:29

Federal prosecutors in Illinois indicted Beverly Hills-based film producer Jason Cloth on seven wire-fraud counts, alleging he misled investors and misappropriated more than $100 million.

Jason Cloth Indicted in Alleged $100 Million Ponzi Scheme

Variety • 29 de jul 19:05

Veteran producer Jason Cloth was arrested in Los Angeles after a Chicago grand jury charged him with seven counts of wire fraud tied to a purported $100 million Ponzi-type operation involving film and gaming investments.

Hollywood producer Jason Cloth arrested for alleged $100M Ponzi scheme

New York Post • 29 de jul 17:04

Canadian film financier Jason Cloth was arrested in Los Angeles on seven wire-fraud counts tied to a purported $100 million investment fraud involving movie and television projects.