Orange County Fintech Co-Founder Sentenced to 14 Years for $248 Million Fraud Scheme
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An Orange County man and Aspiration co-founder, Joseph Neal Sanberg, was sentenced to 168 months in federal prison for a years-long fraud that defrauded investors and lenders of at least $248 million, involving fake clients, sham payments, falsified loan collateral, and forged documents; restitution is set for July 20, with prosecutors accusing him of abusing trust in a lucrative fintech venture.
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