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USA v. Bruteyn
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March 25, 2011
Dallas Banker Fights To Overturn 25-Year Sentence
Dallas financier Jeffrey Charles Bruteyn on Thursday launched a challenge to his 25-year prison sentence for bilking investors out of more than $50 million by claiming to be an investment guru with a slew of college degrees.
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March 14, 2011
Dallas Financier Gets 25 Years In $50M Fraud Case
Dallas financier Jeffrey Charles Bruteyn was sentenced to 25 years in prison Monday for bilking investors out of more than $50 million by claiming to be an investment guru with a slew of college degrees.
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November 19, 2010
Financier Bruteyn Loses Post-Trial Acquittal Bids
A federal judge has tossed two motions for post-trial acquittal from Dallas financier Jeffrey Charles Bruteyn, convicted in April of bilking investors of more than $50 million by claiming to be an investment guru with a slew of degrees from august universities.
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November 12, 2010
Dallas Fraudster Says Conviction Doesn't Fit Crimes
A Dallas financier convicted of bilking investors out of more than $50 million has reiterated a request for post-trial acquittal, arguing the jury erroneously convicted him on a charge prosecutors had already dropped from his indictment.