The SEC’s suit alleges that between 2020 and 2022, Mehr and Lopez, “made material misrepresentations” to hundreds of investors about the bankrupt retailers they had acquired. For example, to entice individuals to invest in their acquisitions, they said their portfolio companies were “on fire” and that “cash flow is strong.” They also told prospective backers that money raised for a company would only be invested in that specific firm. That proved not to be the case
Of course, who knows whether it is true, although it sounds plausible. But absolutely it sounds like they intended to defraud investors.
Of course, who knows whether it is true, although it sounds plausible. But absolutely it sounds like they intended to defraud investors.