Newnan Man Pleads Guilty in $140 Million Ponzi Scheme

Newnan man pleads guilty in $140 million Ponzi scheme

A Newnan man admitted in federal court Tuesday to orchestrating a $140 million Ponzi scheme that defrauded hundreds of investors over four years.

'Authentic follower of Christ' pleads guilty to stealing $140M from MAGA donors

Georgia political fundraiser Brant Frost IV, known for bundling major donations for MAGA and Tea Party causes for the GOP, pleaded guilty Tuesday to wire fraud.Frost’s guilty plea before U.S. District Chief Judge Leigh Martin May is the latest development surrounding the collapse of First Liberty Building & Loan, and it is the first criminal conviction related to the downfall of the Newnan-based firm. Federal regulators accused the company last …

First Liberty founder, Edwin Brant Frost IV, takes guilty plea in $140 million Ponzi scheme

Brant Frost IV, founder of First Liberty Building & Loan, pleads guilty to a $140 million Ponzi scheme, accused of misusing investor funds for personal luxury spending.

First Liberty founder pleads guilty in $140M fraud case

The guilty plea by Brant Frost IV marks the first criminal conviction connected to the downfall of the Newnan-based First Liberty Building & Loan.

First Liberty founder pleads guilty in Georgia Ponzi scheme case that targeted conservatives

Brant Frost IV was an evangelical powerbroker in Georgia until the case broke open.

First Liberty founder pleads guilty to wire fraud in federal court

The guilty plea marks the first criminal conviction connected to the collapse of the Newnan-based firm.