Man indicted on securities fraud and theft charges
Robert F. Earl, 76, faces allegations from 2016 through 2021 of solicitation of 12 investors from Ohio, Florida, New York and Virginia to invest more than $347,000 in Aquarius II Investment Funds LLC. Before investing, the Ohio Department of Commerce’ s Division of Securities encourages potential investors to call the Division’ s Investor Protection Hotline at…
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