He Used 7 Real People's Identities. One Was His Own CFO | Part 3

Prosecutors allege he built email accounts and signatures in the names of at least seven living people — including his own chief financial officer and two bank employees. The purpose was authentication. A board member who doubted a number wouldn't hear it again from him. He'd hear it from the bank. Everything in this video is based on documented facts, court records, and verified reporting. Subscribe for weekly corporate scandals backed by real evidence.