Death of alleged scam mastermind in New Jersey adds twist to ex-NFL investment fraud case
TL;DR
Authorities say Mohamed Coulibaly, alleged organizer of a million-dollar fake e-commerce scheme targeting former NFL players, was found dead in a Harrison Township pool as investigators carried out a welfare check. Barron’s traced the operation to bogus online stores that appeared profitable but were manipulated to mislead investors; three ex-NFL players say they lost more than $1 million, including Tae Crowder who invested $500,000. There are no criminal charges filed yet, but accusers hope for resolution as the death is investigated.
- Mohamed Coulibaly dead: Alleged scammer targeting ex-NFL players found dead in pool at home in Harrison Township, New Jersey ABC7 Los Angeles
- Alleged scammer targeting ex-NFL players found dead in pool at home in Harrison Township, Gloucester County 6abc Philadelphia
- Man accused of scamming NFL players out of millions found dead in NJ pool New York Post
- Mohamed Coulibaly, Mastermind of Alleged Scheme Targeting NFL Players, Found Dead barrons.com
- Man Accused Of Scamming NFL Players Found Dead In Harrison Swimming Pool dailyvoice.com
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