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An online search showed neither Judd nor Beasley had liens listed under their names. The investment also had no website. Spread via word of mouth, it was reliant on the trust that came from a shared religious affiliation, known as an affinity scam. https://t.co/UL99FAp0Y1 https://t.co/yjW019ltiR — PolitiTweet.org

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The accountant reached out to Hindenburg Research, an investment firm that specializes in exposing fraud. The firm’s founder, Nate Anderson, said he had immediately spotted the telltale signs of a Ponzi scheme after learning about J&J. https://t.co/UL99FAp0Y1 — PolitiTweet.org

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To prove that J&J was a Ponzi scheme, Hindenburg began gathering evidence that would be turned over to authorities. An entrepreneur — posing as a potential investor — agreed to use his private plane as the site of a pitch meeting. https://t.co/UL99FAp0Y1 https://t.co/ZhCkLcE9Yu — PolitiTweet.org

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