Drew Nelson
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first heard Jan 2026
last heard 1 Apr
Drew Nelson’s voice in public audio — every appearance, attributed to the second.
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A North Texas reality TV husband and wife are now convicted felons after a federal jury found they ran a multimillion dollar pyramid scheme that prosecutors say preyed on trust inside the black community during the pandemic.
Marlon and LaShonda Moore were found guilty in federal court in Sherman, Texas, of conspiracy to commit wire fraud, wire fraud and money laundering.
Prosecutors say the couple defrauded more than 10,000 people nationwide, pulling in more than $25 million through their program known as Blessings in No Time, or BINT.
The Moores once appeared on the reality TV show Family or Fiancé, which prosecutors say helped them build credibility while marketing the scheme out of their Prosper, Texas home during the COVID-19 pandemic.
Victims say the program was pitched as a community-based way to survive financial hardship.
Participants were told their money was guaranteed and that refunds would be issued if they were not satisfied.
Federal investigators say neither promise was true.
One of the victims, Rosetta Fleming, says she and her husband invested more than $6,000.
She spoke to KXAS about the emotional toll.
Fleming says participants did not see the program as a risk.
According to the Department of Justice, the Moores structured Bent as a classic pyramid scheme using so-called playing boards, where participants had to recruit new members to move up and receive payouts.
Prosecutors say the couple placed themselves in positions that guaranteed they collected the largest payments, while most participants lost everything.
An attorney for Marlon Moore told KXAS the couple tried to fix the program after it grew out of control.
The Moores now face potential decades in federal prison when they are sentenced later this year.
They are currently being held in the Fannin County Jail.
Shock ripples through a small North Carolina town after its police chief is jailed on child sex charges, with prosecutors detailing allegations involving secret photos taken while a child slept.
Gregory Warren, chief of Newton Grove Police Department, is behind bars facing seven felonies, including indecent liberties with a child and multiple counts of felony secret peeping.
State investigators say the alleged crimes involve a juvenile girl and date back to 2023.
According to arrest warrants, Warren is accused of going into the child's bedroom and taking explicit photographs while she was asleep.
During a court hearing, special prosecutor Donna Rainwater described the evidence in blunt terms.
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