COLUMBIA, S.C. AP – Lawyers gathering the assets of three men known as the “3 Hebrew Boys” accused of mail fraud in an investment plan have collected more than $18 million to return to investors if the men are found guilty.
Most of the money came from the group’s bank accounts, frozen by state authorities last year. But investigators hope to raise millions more by selling seized items such as a private jet, more than a dozen cars and trucks, three suites at pro football games and real estate, Greenville attorney Beattie Ashmore said Tuesday.
