Fraud linked to sportsbetting arrested in Costa Rica
US citizens that have fled the country to Costa Rica can no longer feel safe from the actions of the authorities. Acting on an arrest warrant issued by the government of the United States, the Costa Rica police has arrested Jeff Pearson for hundreds of averred fraud charges. All of these charges are in some way linked to a deceitful business that Parkson is tied to, and which stripped the unaware US citizens from nearly $13. The whole crime process is linked to the online casino industry through a Pearson’s sportsbetting business from the early 90s that hasn’t really ever reached its realization.
If you take a look at Pearson’s history you will notice that no matter what activity he has undertaken, it has either been a plain fraud or an activity running on the border of legality. This covers not only businesses like online casinos but also selling coffee and energy products. According to the warrant, Pearson has been charged for 450 frauds. For many years Costa Rica has been his base for illegal activities made on the US territory, and all the looks of running the business in the United States have been made with the usage of Internet, phones and postal services.
As it was mentioned earlier, the Pearson’s early online sportsbetting business hasn’t been a part of any of his fraud projects which in fact didn’t have anything to do with gambling industry and were based on offering fake bargains to clients. Of course Pearson’s frauds have brought him quite a lot of money, but the stolen wealth will surely bring him heavy consequences.
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