rckbtmthrowaway

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   by rckbtmthrowaway 9y ago

   i didnt get a chance to, but it isnt over yet ...
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   by rckbtmthrowaway 9y ago

   yep, he is doing just great, never spent a single day in jail, and the head of a christian group at his church. he does a lot of entrepreneurial + faith workshops I have been wondering if i can legally publicly out him without him trying to
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   by rckbtmthrowaway 9y ago

   I am going to, just waiting for the DA to press charges (or not). If he pleads guilty, the civil case is much cheaper for me. The statute of limitations for fraud like this is six years.
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   by rckbtmthrowaway 9y ago

   unfortunately he handed me a 1099 at the end of the year, right after he admitted he fucked me over. i had no choice but to accept it to file my taxes so i just basically was given a huge pay cut, and he didnt technically embezzle - he stol
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   by rckbtmthrowaway 9y ago

   yes, but authorities (DA) have yet to make an arrest.
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   by rckbtmthrowaway 9y ago

   I met him at a meet up initially, he went to a Ivy League B-school and I met many of his friends and family (wife, kids, father-in-law) over the years before all of this shit came out. Since his friends and family invested in this company,
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   by rckbtmthrowaway 9y ago

   I started a company with someone a few years ago. The company we create raised 600K over a period of 3 years from non-institutional investors. The company we created was actually making money (~450K in revenue in a single year with 2 FT and