Stanford Told Investors "Lie After Lie" and now he is trying to "game the system"
January 28, 2012
Stanford's lawyer told the panel that the CDs sold by the Stanford bank weren't securities and that Stanford's
clients had no say over how their money was invested.
Robert Scardino, one of Stanford's court-appointed lawyers called those CD purchasers "sophisticated investors"
whom he said "know what a CD was and what it wasn't."
They also received promotional materials from Stanford's business disclosing that past performance was no guarantee
of future success and that an investor could lose the entirety of an investment.
Well, it seems Scardino and defense lawyer Ali Fazel should look at these promotional materials from Stanford's
business!
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Gregg Costa, the lead federal prosecutor, has said that Mr. Stanford is trying to "game the system."
"You're still pushing that?" Judge Hittner responded incredulously when he heard from the defense lawyers that Mr.
Stanford was unable to participate fully in his defense.
Trial Set for Financier Accused in Decades-Long Ponzi Scheme
Stanford Told Investors "Lie After Lie"
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