The mystery surrounding Bertram Earl Jones: another financial scandal? (Part 2)

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By myfirst50000

Part of the mystery surrounding Bertram Earl Jones had been resolved this week. Bertram Earl Jones had never been a fully registered financial advisor, but he had been trusted by clients coming from Quebec, Ontario and the United States. This week, announcements had been made through the voice of Bertram Earl Jones lawyer, Jeffrey Boro. Jeffrey Boro is a Montreal criminal lawyer.

Strangely, no criminal charges had been deposit against the ex-financial adviser of MontrealWestIsland so far. The case is currently under the investigation of the Surete du Quebec and the Royal Canadian Mounted Police (RCMP).

So far since the debut of the case, Bertram Earl Jones had made no public appearance. While he was missing, it had been said that he had been saw in London. For almost a month, Bertram Earl Jones went missing. During that time, Bertram Earl Jones was not in London. It had been said he went for a quick trip in the United States to visit one of his daughter, living in Massachusetts. On the latest news, it had been said that Bertram Earl Jones fear for his life. Jeffrey Boro declared that he fear his client might attempt suicide.

Investors who had lost their money with Bertram Earl Jones had started a Facebook group: Swindled by Earl Jones Corp. More than 100 clients had been defrauded by Earl Jones.

We will certainly learn more on what happen to the 50 to 100 million dollars that had been lost. At this time, the fraud victims still do not know what happen to their money.

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