McNaughton Lech fraud case drains investors' hopes
McNaughton raised at least $20 million from 30 U.S. investors via Andrew Lech of Peterborough Ontario, but the scheme collapsed in 2003 after OSC and SEC actions. Lech, unlicensed since 1987, faced jail for contempt. McNaughton faced civil actions and fledging assets, with lawsuits spanning Canada and Ohio.
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Affinity fraud center of a Ponzi scheme case
The Open Door investment case center on affinity fraud as promoters exploited shared faith and community ties to lure investors. McNaughton collected over 20 million from U.S. investors before SEC actions and creditor seizures. Ontario officials say funds were recycled. many victims face losses and blame shifts.
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