Federal investigators accuse First Liberty of being a $140 million Ponzi scheme. Secretary Brad Raffensperger told Channel ...

The receiver said his job now is to find out where $140 million went and how to get it back to those investors.

U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission filed charges against First Liberty Building & Loan and its founder/owner Edwin Brant ...

Just a week ago, federal investigators called it an $140 million Ponzi scheme that targeted Conservative media and church ...

The investment opportunity widely promoted on conservative Christian politics podcasts was a Ponzi scheme, according to the ...

First Liberty Building and Loan, a non-bank lending firm based in Newnan, abruptly collapsed on June 27, halting operations ...

Edwin Brant Frost IV defrauded 300 investors and used some of the money for his personal use, including spending on political donations to Republicans.

A Georgia financier with long-standing ties to conservative political and media circles has been accused by the SEC of orchestrating a $140 million Ponzi scheme that spanned more than a decade and ...

Since at least 2021, First Liberty operated as a Ponzi scheme by using new investor funds to make principal and interest payments to existing investors, according to the complaint. The complaint ...

The SEC charged First Liberty Building & Loan, LLC and its founder, Edwin Brant Frost IV, with running a $140 million Ponzi ...

The SEC says the Newnan, Georgia-based company is a Ponzi scheme that defrauded about 300 investors of at least $140 million.