Usain Bolt feared to have lost $10 million in fraud scheme
Former Jamaican sprinter Usain Bolt announced Monday that he fears he has lost some $10 million he invested in the Jamaican investment company Stocks and Securities Limited due to a fraud scheme. In light of this, Bolt indicated on his social networks that he is equally afraid that he will never be able to recover that allegedly stolen money and that, apparently,…
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