New Yorker Joseph Meli and Connecticut resident Steven Simmons raised an estimated $81 million with claims they would buy blocks of tickets to "Hamilton" and resell them at a profit, according to federal law enforcement officials.
January 27, 2017 at 06:03 PM
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Maybe the opening number in Broadway’s smash hit “Hamilton” describing the musical’s namesake as “ready to beg, steal, borrow or barter” to make it to America simply went to their heads.
Or maybe New Yorker Joseph Meli and Connecticut resident Steven Simmons overlooked the 10-dollar founding father’s later vow to “overwhelm them with honesty.”
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