The former top executive of the parent company of a unique type of Kansas financial institution has been found guilty on charges he set up a shell company to enrich himself with more than $150 million and pump up his lavish lifestyle, federal prosecutors announced Thursday.
A jury found Bradley Heppner, 60, guilty of securities fraud, wire fraud, conspiracy to commit securities fraud and wire fraud, and making false statements to auditors in connection with the scheme, said Jay Clayton, U.S. attorney . . .
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