Quantcast
breaking news

Lamesa Man Scams Investors Out Of Millions

By: Amy Montalvo
Updated: January 21, 2009
watch video
 A Lamesa man is accused of scamming elderly west Texas investors out of millions, but now, he's been caught and is being sued by the federal government. 43-year-old Rod Cameron Stringern of Lamesa alledgedly operated an investment scheme called the RCS Hedge Fund.

In the process, federal investigators say Stringer defrauded at least 31 investors of at least $8 million dollars and did so by advertising abnormally high short-term returns on investments, which lured people in. The SEC alleges Stringer used the money to support a lavish lifestyle, including building a pool at his office, financing a horse-racing partnership, and purchasing a boat and at least 6 expensive cars.

Comments

Readers Feel...

hello
Related Content

District 2 Councilman Floyd Price responds to recall petition. KLBK's Monica Yantosh reports....

The Can Can Fun in the Sun food drive for the South Plains Food Bank kicked off today. As KLBK's Alison Morris reports, though it only lasts one week, it is a vital to getting the food bank through ...

Local lawmakers are preparing to head back to Austin for special session, called by Governor Rick Perry. KLBK's Michaela MacDonald checked in with Representative Charles Perry about what's on...

Recent storms have been causing trouble for home and car owners. We are showing you how to get repairs done by a credible business without all the hassle. ...

Four people have been arrested and are accused of holding a mother and her child captive for two years in Ashland, Ohio....

Three Georgia sports radio hosts have been fired after making fun of a former NFL player who has ALS, or Lou Gehrig's disease....

Strong Storms Expected over Lubbock and Surrounding Areas Monday Evening...

SURFSIDE, Texas -  A teenager was attacked by a shark near Surfside Beach Monday afternoon....

LA GRANGE, Texas  -- A Central Texas woman has been found slain in a home and a 16-year-old boy allegedly linked to the death has been captured....

Constitutional questions could plague the capital murder legislation under consideration in the current special legislative session, according to some juvenile justice advocates....

 
 
 
 
 
©1998 - 2013 Everythinglubbock.com
Nexstar Broadcasting, Inc.
All Rights Reserved