Case of 'recidivist fraudster' offers investors lessons
David Scott Cacchione, a Bay Area man who served five years in federal prison for a 2009 securities fraud conviction and was barred from employment as an investment broker or adviser, has been charged with another investment-related crime. But instead of buying receivables, they used the money for personal expenditures and to pay off other investors,…
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