NFL free agent Santana Moss testified Wednesday that he didn’t examine his own financial affairs until after more than $1.4 million in unauthorized transfers were made from a bank account in his name.
The Miami native is one of six current and former professional football players suing BB&T for negligence. The players’ former financial adviser, Pro Sports Financial Inc., allegedly forged their signatures to open BB&T bank accounts and make unauthorized withdrawals to invest in a failed Alabama casino deal.
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