Complaint alleging the defendants “orchestrated a Ponzi scheme that ultimately yielded over $28 million in fraudulently solicited funds from over 1,000 individuals, entities, and groups of individuals” in Commodity Futures Trading Commission v. Dennis Jali, described as a citizen of South Africa; Arley Ray Johnson, of Maryland; John Frimpong, a.k.a. ‘Dr. John Erasmus’; 1st Million LLC, a.k.a. 1stMillionDollars, of Maryland; Smart Partners LLP, of Delaware, and Access2Assets LLC, of Maryland, at the U. S. District Court for the District of Maryland.
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Civil Complaint Courts Documents Fraud Ghana Investment Regulatory South Africa United States District Court for the District of Maryland USAAugust 28, 2020
CFTC v. Dennis Jali et al: Complaint
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August 28, 2020
Dennis Jali, Arley Ray Johnson, John Frimpong, 1st Million LLC, Smart Partners LLP, Access2Assets LLC
Commodity Futures Trading Commission
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Fraud Ghana Investment Regulatory South AfricaKeywords
1st Million Access2Assets LLC Arley Ray Johnson Commodity Futures Trading Commission Dennis Jali