Stanford Sentenced to 110-Year Term in $7 Billion Ponzi Case By Clifford Krauss June 14, 2012 HOUSTON — Jaime Escalona was fleeced so thoroughly by the financier R. Allen Stanford that he could no longer pay for his grandson’s autism treatments, he said in a steady voice in court on Thursday, before turning to the defendant and declaring, “You are a dirty, rotten scoundrel.” Mr. Stanford took the insult in stride, and stared right back. Then Angela Shaw Kogutt, who said three generations of her family had lost over $4 million because of Mr. Stanford’s “financial terrorism,” asked all the scores of victims in the federal court gallery to stand before Mr. Stanford to show him their faces of misery. Judge David Hittner of the Federal District Court told Mr. Stanford he was under no obligation to look, but he swiveled his chair toward the victims anyway without a flinch or sign of caring. For Mr. Stanford, his day in court on Thursday — the day he was sentenced to 110 years in prison...
Fundada por Jaime Escalona en 2009. Con identidad registrada y pública. Mi trabajo beneficia directamente a más de 14.000 sobrevivientes del fraude Stanford en América Latina, EE.UU., Europa y Asia. Exijo transparencia al US Receiver sobre los $8,1M de Suiza y la 12ª Distribución, y a los Liquidadores de Antigua la entrega de fondos pendientes. Misión investigativa, informativa y de difusión. No es asesoría legal. Sobrevivientes reales. 1.355 suscriptores.