Granite City man pleads guilty to federal charges of fraud, money laundering and tax offenses
Kiffmeyer then used funds from clients on personal investments and personal expenditures, according to a Monday release from the the
None of the money Kiffmeyer received was reported as corporate or personal income, according to the
Kiffmeyer made several local TV appearances during his time purporting to be a financial advisor. Someone claiming to be Kiffmeyer compiled clips on YouTube in 2015 of his appearances discussing financial matters.
Kiffmeyer's sentencing is scheduled for
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