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Former Econ Prof Got Coin Buyer to Give Investment Money

Al Parish, a Charleston Southern University Economics professor, bought a rare coin for $70,000 days before the Securities and Exchange Commission charged him with investment fraud. Court documents show that Parish persuaded one of his coin agents to give him $75,000 of his own money to invest.

Former economics professor got his coin buyer to hand over investment money

Parish has been charged by the SEC for five counts of fraud. He says that he suffers from amnesia and should not be held accountable for his actions.

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