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Napster’s $3 Billion Investor Was a Fake, DOJ and SEC Allege in Fraud Charges
Fifty-seven-year-old Charles Cole is accused of conning Napster out of a nearly 25% ownership stake.
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Fifty-seven-year-old Charles Cole is accused of conning Napster out of a nearly 25% ownership stake. U.S. authorities have accused a North Carolina man of conning Napster out of a massive ownership stake by falsely pledging $3.36 billion he never had.
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