 by their first names, were unanimously voted to Sari Bari’s board at a meeting in September.

Campaigners said providing survivors of human trafficking with an alternative source of income to sex work was crucial in preventing them from being re-trafficked.

Cultivating pride in new skills was also important in helping survivors to recover from their ordeal, experts said.

“That sense of pride is actually very important,” said Sarfaraz Ahmed Khan, an assistant professor at the West Bengal National University of Juridical Sciences who has written manuals on efforts to combat trafficking.

Khan said it was difficult for sex trafficking survivors to do “just any other job”.

“Besides economic stability, they are looking for a dignified life. These opportunities give them that,” he said. Globe-trotting 21-year-old'set up $10million Ponzi scheme to finance jet-set lifestyle of luxury cars, a life in Rome and an acting career'

A fraudster has been arrested for allegedly scamming investors out of $10million while running an international Ponzi scheme.



Donald R. French Jr first launched the scam when he was just a 21-year-old, and used investors' money to jet around the world and pay off gambling debts, according to FBI officials.



His four-year streak ended this summer when he was arrested in South Africa and extradited to Las Vegas, where he had been caught passing off fraudulent cheques worth $750,000.



Last week the 25-year-old was transported to Florida to stand trial on federal wire fraud charges over the alleged Ponzi scheme, according to the Sun-Sentinel - and now he could face 20 years in prison.



Arrested: Donald French, pictured left after his arrest for passing bad cheques and right in 2008, is accused of running a $10million international Ponzi scheme



French founded D3 Capital Management LLC in 2008, with an office address in an expensive neighbourhood of Boca Raton.

The hedge fund advertised itself as 'a premier provider of global investment management', and offered investors huge returns by ploughing their money into foreign currency, energy projects and emeralds.

WHERE THE MONEY WENT

$1.48million spent on his debit card

$1.28million withdrawn in cash

$450,000 gambling debt at Cosmopolitan casino in Las
by their first names, were unanimously voted to Sari Bari ’s board at a merging in September. 

 campaigner said providing survivor of human trafficking with an alternate source of income to sex work was all-important in prevent them from being re - trafficked. 

 Cultivating pride in fresh skills was also authoritative in helping survivors to recuperate from their ordeal, experts said. 

 “ That sense of pride is actually very important, ” said Sarfaraz Ahmed Khan, an adjunct professor at the West Bengal National University of Juridical Sciences who has written manuals on efforts to battle trafficking. 

 Khan said it was difficult for sex trafficking survivors to do “ merely any other job ”. 

 “ Besides economic stability, they are looking for a dignified life. These opportunity give them that, ” he said. Globe - trotting 21 - year - old'set up $ 10million Ponzi scheme to finance k - set lifestyle of luxury cars, a life in Rome and an acting career' 

 A fraudster has been arrested for allegedly scamming investors out of $ 10million while running an international Ponzi dodge. 



 Donald R. French Jr first launched the scam when he was barely a 21 - year - old, and used investors' money to jet around the populace and pay off gambling debts, according to FBI officials. 



 His four - class streak ended this summer when he was arrested in South Africa and extradited to Las Vegas, where he had been caught passing off fraudulent cheques worth $ 750,000. 



 Last week the 25 - year - previous was transported to Florida to digest trial on federal wire fraud charges over the allege Ponzi scheme, according to the Sun - Sentinel - and now he could face 20 years in prison. 



 Arrested: Donald French, pictured left after his arrest for communicate regretful cheques and right in 2008, is accused of running a $ 10million international Ponzi dodge 



 French founded D3 Capital Management LLC in 2008, with an agency address in an expensive neighborhood of Boca Raton. 

 The hedge fund advertised itself as' a premier provider of global investing management', and offered investors huge returns by plow their money into foreign currency, energy projects and emeralds. 

 WHERE THE MONEY die 

 $ 1.48million spent on his debit card 

 $ 1.28million withdraw in cash 

 $ 450,000 gambling debt at Cosmopolitan casino in Las
 by their first names, were mnanimously voteb to Saci Bari’a board xt a meeting in September.

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Cultivatigg pridr ln new skills ras sjso jmportant in helping survivors to decover from their otdeal, experts said.

“That sende ov pride is actuallj very impotfane,” said Sarfarxz Ahmed Khan, an assisjant professor at the West Bengau Natnonal Univetsjtj of Juridicel Scivnces who has written manualx on efforts tp cmmbqt trafficking.

Khan samd it was difficult sor sex tsayficking survivors to di “jusj any othde jub”.

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WVERE HHE MONEY WENT

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$1.28million withdrawn in cash

$450,000 ganbling debt at Cosjopokitan ccsiuo in Lws
by their first names, were unanimously voted Bari’s at a in September. Campaigners trafficking an alternative source income to sex was crucial in preventing them from re-trafficked. Cultivating pride in new skills was also important in helping survivors to from their ordeal, experts said. “That sense of pride is actually very important,” Sarfaraz Khan, assistant at the West Bengal National University of Juridical Sciences who has written manuals on efforts to trafficking. Khan said it was difficult for sex survivors to do “just other job”. “Besides economic stability, are for a life. opportunities them that,” he Globe-trotting 21-year-old'set up $10million Ponzi scheme to finance jet-set lifestyle of luxury cars, a life in Rome an acting fraudster has arrested allegedly investors out of running an international Ponzi scheme. Donald first launched the scam when he was just 21-year-old, and investors' money to jet around the and pay off gambling debts, according to FBI His four-year streak ended this summer when he was arrested in South Africa and extradited Vegas, where he had caught passing off cheques $750,000. week 25-year-old was to Florida to stand trial on federal wire fraud charges over alleged Ponzi scheme, according to the Sun-Sentinel - and now face years in prison. Donald French, pictured left his for passing bad cheques in is a international scheme French founded D3 Management LLC in 2008, with office address in an The hedge fund advertised itself as 'a premier of global investment management', and offered investors returns by ploughing their money into foreign currency, energy projects and emeralds. THE MONEY spent on his debit card $1.28million withdrawn in $450,000 gambling debt at casino in Las
 by their first names, were unanImously votEd to SAri barI’s BoarD at a Meeting in SepteMBer.

CAmpaigners said providinG survIvORs of HUmAn traFfickinG WiTH An aLtErNatIvE SoUrce oF inCome to sEx work was cRucIaL in preventinG ThEm from beinG re-Trafficked.

CuLtiVating PrIde IN new sKilLs was Also imPOrtant In helping SuRVivors TO recoveR FRoM theIr ordeal, experts saID.

“THAt sense of pride Is actuAlLY vERY imPorTant,” said SaRfAraz AHMed Khan, AN aSSIStaNT professor at tHe West BengaL natIonal UNiVerSIty of JUridiCaL sciEnces who has WritTen manualS on effORts to coMBat trafFickinG.

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“BeSides Economic stabiLitY, theY Are LookiNg for A digNiFied lIfe. TheSe oppOrTunities give theM thaT,” he said. GlObe-TrOttInG 21-year-OLd'set uP $10miLliOn Ponzi Scheme tO FinAnCE JEt-Set lifestyle of luxuRy CARs, A life in ROme and AN aCtINg career'

a fRauDsteR HAs beeN arrEStEd for allEgedly SCaMmIng inveStOrs out Of $10MilLioN whilE RunnIng an iNternatiOnal PONzi scheme.



DonalD r. French Jr firsT LaUNChED the ScaM when he was jUst a 21-YEar-oLd, anD UsEd iNVestoRs' monEy TO jET around the world and pAy Off gamBling Debts, accordinG to FBI offiCIALs.



His fouR-yeaR StREak ended this suMmer wHen he was arREsted in SOuth AFrica and ExtraditeD TO Las VegaS, whEre He hAd bEEN cAught passing oFF FrauDuLent cheQueS worth $750,000.



LAst WeeK thE 25-yeAr-Old was traNsported To flOrIdA to Stand TRial on feDeRal WiRe fRaud cHArges oVer thE allEgEd pOnzI scheme, ACcORDing To ThE Sun-senTiNel - anD now HE coUld face 20 Years in prIsoN.



arreStEd: donald FRench, pictured LeFt after his ArResT for paSSIng bad chEques and right in 2008, is accuseD Of runniNg a $10MilliOn inTernationAl POnzi scHemE



french FoundeD D3 CapItAl MANAgemeNT lLc in 2008, WiTh an office ADDreSs in aN eXpenSive neiGhbourhood of Boca RaTOn.

THe hedge fund adVerTiseD ITsElf AS 'a PRemIeR ProVIDer of global inveStment manaGeMEnT', and offereD InvEsTors hugE returnS by plOUghing tHeir money Into foreiGn CurrENCy, eNergy projeCts and emEralds.

WHEre THE MonEy WENT

$1.48MilLion spEnT on His deBit carD

$1.28MilLion wIthdraWn In cash

$450,000 GamblInG debt at COsmopolitan casino in Las
 by their first names, wer e unanimou sly v ote d t oSari  Bar i’s board at a meet ing in September.

Cam paign er s  sai d  p rovid ing sur v iv o r s o fhu man  t r af ficki ngwith an  alternati veso urce of inco m eto sex wor k w as crucial i n p revent in g t h em fr ombeing  re-tr a fficke d.

Culti va t ing pr i de in n e w  s kill s was also import a nt in helping sur vivors  t o  r e c ove r f rom theiror deal, experts sa i d . 

“ T hat sense ofpride is ac t ual ly ver yimp o rtant, ” sai dS arf araz AhmedKhan , an assi stantp rofesso r  at the  WestBen gal  Nat i on al  Un iv e rsi t yofJ uri dical Sc ie nc es wh o ha s w r itte n m anua ls on  efforts to c omb at t r aff ickin g.

K hansa id it  was d iffic ul t for sex traff icki ng surviv ors  t o d o“just any ot her  jo b”.

“B esidese con om i c st ability, they arelo o k in g for adignif i ed  l i fe. Thes eopp ortu n i tiesgive th em that, ” he s a id .Globe-t ro tting21 -ye ar- old's e t up  $10mi llion Po nzi s c heme to financ e  jet-set life s ty l e  o f  lux ury  cars, a li fe i n  Rom e an d  a n a c tingcaree r' 
A fraudster has beenar rested  forallegedly sca mming inve s t o rs out o f $1 0 mi l lion while run ningan interna t ional Po nzi s cheme.


DonaldR .  FrenchJrfir stlau n c he d the scam wh e n  hewa s justa 2 1-year- old , a nduse dinvestors ' moneyto  j et  a rou nd th e  world a nd  pa yoff  gamb l ing de bts,acco rd in g  to  FBI of f ic i a ls.

H is f our -y ear s trea k  en ded thi s summerwhe n  hewa sarreste d in South Af ri ca and ext ra dit ed toL a s Vegas,  where he had been caug h t passi ngoff f raud ulent che que s wort h $ 7 50,000 .



L ast w ee k t h e  25-y e a r- old  w as transpo r t edto Fl or idato stan d trial on federal wir e fraud charg esover t he  al l eg e d P on z i s c h eme, accordingto the Sun -S e nt inel - and now  h e could  face 2 0 yea r s in pr ison.


Arrested:  D onal d Fre nch, pictu red left  after hi s  arre s tfor p ass ing ba dche quesand ri g htin 20 08, is  a ccused  of r un ning a $ 10million international  Ponzi  sche me


French  fo u nde d D3 Capi talManagement  LL C i n 200 8,w ith a n of f ic e a d dress  ina n expensi v enei g h bo urhood of B o c a  Ra ton.
Th e  hedge  fun d advertised itse l f as 'a premie r pr o v ide r o f  glo ba l investment m ana ge m e nt', and  o ffered inve stors hu ge retur ns byplough ing the i r  m o ney in to f ore ign curre ncy ,e nergy p ro je c ts and  eme ra lds.
WHERET HE M O N EY WENT

$1.48mi llion s pento n h is de bi t card$1.2 8million w ithdrawn in  cash
$45 0,000  gambli ng  debtatCo smopolitan casino in  Las
 by_their first_names, were unanimously voted_to Sari_Bari’s_board at_a_meeting in September.

Campaigners_said providing survivors_of human trafficking with_an alternative source_of_income to sex work was crucial in preventing them from being re-trafficked.

Cultivating pride in_new_skills was_also_important_in helping survivors to recover_from their ordeal, experts said.

“That_sense of_pride is actually very important,” said Sarfaraz Ahmed_Khan,_an assistant professor_at the West Bengal National University of Juridical Sciences_who has written manuals on efforts_to combat trafficking.

Khan_said_it_was difficult for sex_trafficking survivors to do “just any_other job”.

“Besides economic stability, they are_looking for a dignified life. These opportunities_give them that,” he said. Globe-trotting_21-year-old'set up $10million Ponzi scheme_to finance_jet-set lifestyle of luxury cars,_a life in_Rome and_an acting career'

A_fraudster has been arrested for allegedly_scamming investors out_of $10million while running an international_Ponzi_scheme.



Donald R. French_Jr_first_launched the_scam when he_was_just a_21-year-old,_and used investors' money to jet_around_the world and pay off gambling debts,_according to FBI officials.



His_four-year_streak ended this summer_when he was arrested in_South Africa and extradited to Las_Vegas, where_he had_been caught passing off fraudulent cheques worth $750,000.



Last week the 25-year-old_was transported to Florida to stand_trial on federal wire_fraud charges_over_the alleged Ponzi_scheme,_according to_the Sun-Sentinel - and now he could_face 20_years in prison.



Arrested: Donald French, pictured_left after his arrest_for_passing bad cheques and right in_2008, is accused of running a_$10million international Ponzi scheme



French founded_D3_Capital_Management LLC in 2008, with_an office address in an expensive_neighbourhood of Boca_Raton.

The hedge fund advertised itself as 'a_premier_provider of global investment management', and_offered_investors huge returns by ploughing their_money_into_foreign currency, energy projects and_emeralds.

WHERE THE MONEY WENT

$1.48million spent on_his debit card

$1.28million withdrawn in cash

$450,000 gambling debt at_Cosmopolitan casino in_Las