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Ky. Man Gets 12 Years For 'Eye-Popping' $100M Fraud Spree

By Max Stendahl · June 4, 2015, 4:17 PM EDT

A New York federal judge sentenced a Kentucky businessman to 12 years in jail Thursday for what she called an "eye-popping" series of fraudulent schemes totaling more than $100 million in...

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Ky. Man Gets 12 Years For 'Eye-Popping' $100M Fraud Spree

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