Dayton man faces 20 years for African prince fraud scheme
According to court documents and trial testimony, from
Harrison pretended to be a royal
He told investors that he had direct connections with these companies, and that they could expect an investment return of 28 to 33 percent.
Harrison and his stepfather claimed to be ministers with
Harrison routinely withdrew thousands of dollars in cash from the Ministries bank accounts shortly after receiving investments. He and his stepfather used the investment funds to rent a house in
Harrison will be sentenced at a future hearing.
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