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Dubuque bar owner faces 52 counts of mail fraud for investment schemes

March 23, 2005 By admin

A Dubuque tavern manager is facing federal fraud charges.45-year-old John Finn, manager of the Busted Lift bar, appeared in federal court on Tuesday and was charged with fifty-two counts of mail fraud. Finn, a one-time financial advisor, is accused of defrauding victims in an investment scheme. He convinced clients to invest their money in schemes that Finn knew were not safe or secure. The money would go to high-risk business ventures or pooled into an account that earned Finn a commission. If he is found guilty on all counts, John Finn faces a maximum of 260 years in prison and a 13-million dollar fine.

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