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LA man found guilty of scamming investors, Hollywood stars out of over $20 million to fuel lavish lifestyle
Founder and CEO of StarClub Inc., Bernhard Eugen Fritsch, was found guilty for an elaborate fraud that fueled his lavish ...
Tech company founder found guilty of scamming Hollywood stars out of over $20M
A man from Malibu has been convicted of scamming investors and Hollywood stars out of more than $20 million through false ...
He sold investors on a new app, but spent the money on cars, his Malibu mansion and yacht, feds say
Bernhard Eugen Fritsch was found guilty of one count of wire fraud. Prosecutors allege he fraudulently obtained investments ...
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Malibu Man Convicted for Over $20 Million in Investor Fraud Using False Claims About Celebrity App Performance
Malibu Man Convicted for Over $20 Million in Investor Fraud Using False Claims About Celebrity App Performance ...
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Malibu Man Convicted in App Start-up Scam
A Malibu man faces up to 20 years in federal prison after being convicted of wire fraud and a scheme deceiving investors out ...
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LA man found guilty of scamming investors, Hollywood stars out of over $20 million to fuel lavish lifestyle
Bernhard Eugen Fritsch, the founder and CEO of StarClub Inc., a Santa Monica-based tech company, was held accountable for an elaborate fraud that fueled his lavish lifestyle, Fox News Digital has ...
Malibu man convicted of fraud related to app for influencer endorsements
A Malibu man was convicted of fraud after he lied to raise more than $20 million for an app that would help influencers ...
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He sold investors on a new app, but spent the money on cars, his Malibu mansion and yacht, feds say
March 29, 2025 From 2014 to 2017, prosecutors say, Fritsch raised more than $20 million from investors for his Santa Monica-based tech company StarClub. He claimed the money was to build an ...
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Jury Convicts Malibu Tech Fraudster Who Tricked Investors Out of More Than $20M
A sentencing date was not immediately available Friday for a Malibu man who was convicted of defrauding investors out of more than $20 million by lying to them about his technology company’s financial ...