article_snippet: Malik is also accused of spending their money on trips to the Statue of Liberty, online dating and sending investors threatening emails in which Malik pretended to be a werewolf after Malik scam was discovered.
article_snippet: When investors reported Malik to SEC for fraud Malik reportedly wrote an email from a non-existent employee saying that Malik died of a heart attack.
article_snippet: ‘Malik has been (sic) passed away with a heart attack.
article_snippet: When faking Malik death didn't work, Malik allegedly sent a clip from a werewolf movie to the investor who Malik thought had reported Malik along with the words, 'that's what I think I am.'
article_snippet: When investors asked for investors money back, Malik allegedly wrote investors bizarre emails in reply. '
article_snippet: I HAVE FEELINGS AND DREAMS,' Malik emailed one investor in February of last year. '
article_snippet: Malik sometimes responded more affectionately with emails saying, 'you know that I love you.' '
article_snippet: USA Today reports that instead of investing Malik money Malik spent his money on travel, jewelry, a Muslim dating site, and tuition for classes at Harvard's extension program.
article_snippet: Malik spent $30,116 on vacation travel, $36,124, for drinking and dining out, $25.53 at the Statue of Liberty Gift Shop, and a $49.99 subscription to a Muslim dating site.
article_snippet: Love's people: Not only does Malik claim to love people, Malik supposedly told investors whose money Malik stole that Malik 'loved investors' in emails .
highlights_snippet: Malik allegedly faked Malik own death after investors reported Malik to SEC .