Ronald Richards
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first heard Nov 2024
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The Binge Crimes: What Happened to the Harrisons? · Lady Mafia | 5. Losing at the Wynn · 18 Nov 2024
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It's possible there was a bias thinking, oh, well, she's a lawyer. She does have the finance company. How would she just ruin all this for just this one fraud?
Why would a rational person say that his longtime friend's wife is going to now commit massive financial fraud?
She is the queen of unverifiable stories, of positions that are meritless, that make no sense.
There was a tremendous amount of emails and WhatsApps and, you know, I think Cameron scrambling to try to fix this.
They ran a special software to see that the accounts were altered in some way, the statements. And he didn't want to believe it, but some sharper people in New York that understand how a fraud works were able to show scientifically that the statements that the company was getting were doctored.
Is it sophisticated fraud to just take a PDF and manipulate the numbers on it? No, that's like shooting someone and leaving your gun and bullets at the crime scene after you touched it without a glove. So no, that wasn't sophisticated fraud. That was unsophisticated fraud.
I can't really describe what my client told because that's going to get into confidential communications. I could just tell you that Sarah and Cameron did their best to try to mitigate the level of fraud.
Because they, They, you know, they do what fraudsters do. They delay, lull, and give fake promises. The fraudsters always prey on, you think your debt is more important than the other people they've defrauded, and that's a miscalculation.
Cameron met him and tried to basically did a mea culpa that it's all her fault. And yeah, I think Cameron pulled the plug pretty quickly once he was confronted. Cameron rolled over quick and said, I can't, you know, basically, I'm so sorry. I can't believe it. Cameron was frantic that he had a realization that this, that he could go to prison for what happened.
I have lengthy emails and lengthy calls with Cameron where I think he told me what happened. In my opinion, he did the smartest thing he could do and was keep talking to me. Because of that, I had enough information that made me have some doubt as to his culpability, and I didn't need to make the decision to sue him the same day I was going to sue Sarah.
The first interview, though, wasn't, hey, I'm still trying to fix these loans. There was a complete capitulation that, hey, I ripped off your client, and I got to try to fix it. And so my goal in the call was, you know, we have a short window here. If you could start fixing it, it'll save you a tsunami of problems.
Within seconds of me telling the Wind General Counsel she's a fraudster, they cut her off, 86'd her.
We're not going to watch you gamble while you owe our client all this money and all these other people. So I told her, like, you don't understand. Like, once I'm on somebody, I become obsessed with them. I only have the most love for you, Sarah. And that is to prevent you from stealing from anybody else. So if you can't gamble, there'll be no more victims.
So I told her, like, you don't understand, like, once I'm on somebody, I become obsessed with them. I only have the most love for you, Sarah, and that is to prevent you from stealing from anybody else. If you can't gamble, there'll be no more victims. You know, it's like the gambling creates your thievery.
Within seconds of me telling the Wynn's general counsel, she's a fraudster. They cut her off, 86ed her.
I'm calling every casino in Vegas. I have every general counsel's name, and I got her 86 from every casino. I have pictures of her gambling, like someone would send me a picture. I'd call the casino, and I'd tell Sarah, you're not fucking gambling anywhere, okay? I would tell her that we're cutting you off. As she'd get kicked out of each one, I'd call her and say, you see, or I'd text.
Of course, I'd say, how was your escort today? To let her know that I was on top of her. Because it's not illegal to tell someone you're not going to be gambling, I'm going to cut you off. That's a legal threat. It's not extortion saying I'm going to prevent you from gambling the victim's money away.
Sometimes she was mad because she'd get embarrassed. You know, she'd yell. She's like, you think that's going to get the money back if you get me kicked out? I go, we're not going to lose any more money. I told her, like, I'm going to cut off all the things you like to do. This was a series of not threats, a series of actions. I told her, your days of gambling in Vegas are over.
I will make sure no casino allows you to ever wager a dollar.
When the well started to go dry, she then hid and went into rehab. But I had people in the rehab send me pictures, so I knew she was there.
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