Charismatic founder drains millions from charities in fraud case
Philadelphia AP reports John G Bennett Jr and his Foundation for New Era Philanthropy used charm to solicit funds from museums universities and charities promising six month doubling with anonymous donors who never existed. Chapter 11 filing reveals up to 500 million owed as investigators probe tax IRS FBI and state authorities.
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