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Marty Tirrell indicted on federal fraud charges
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Wait....there were people who "invested" with Marty in a ticket brokering business?
And you thought that was a good idea because.........?
Marty did change the game in Des Moines around sports radio years ago. He was interesting. But investing with him? Uh....no.Winning is more fun than losing.
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Originally posted by Blue42 View PostWait....there were people who "invested" with Marty in a ticket brokering business?
And you thought that was a good idea because.........?
Marty did change the game in Des Moines around sports radio years ago. He was interesting. But investing with him? Uh....no.
Seriously. It is bad enough to be taken by his scam offers, but to invest in the scammer takes it to another level of dumb. Yet, the list of people he duped is impressive.
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DES MOINES, Iowa -- Former Des Moines sports radio host Marty Tirrellcould spend up to 20 years in prison after agreeing to plead guilty to mail fraud in federal court.
On Wednesday, Tirrell agreed to a plea deal with federal prosecutors in Des Moines before his case went to trial. Tirrell is agreeing to plead guilty to a single count of mail fraud. Nine other counts in his indictment would be dropped by prosecutors.
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Originally posted by Neighbor View PostDES MOINES, Iowa -- Former Des Moines sports radio host Marty Tirrellcould spend up to 20 years in prison after agreeing to plead guilty to mail fraud in federal court.
On Wednesday, Tirrell agreed to a plea deal with federal prosecutors in Des Moines before his case went to trial. Tirrell is agreeing to plead guilty to a single count of mail fraud. Nine other counts in his indictment would be dropped by prosecutors."And immediately, (P'Allen Stinnett's) Facebook status was spouting vulgarities towards the university."
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