Alleged Ponzi Schemer Faces Up To 10 Years in Federal Prison If Convicted

Jedidah "Jed" Duarosan, 37, from Maui, was arrested in her home and has plead not guilty on November 3, 2011 to criminal charges relating to her alleged operation of a Ponzi Scheme.

She was indicted by a Federal grand jury for allegedly operating an investment fraud scheme targeting Maui residents and keeping the money for personal use, without the knowledge or consent of the investors, totaling about $106,000.

Duarosan appeared in Federal court and was released on bond after entering her plea. A trial has been set for January 3, 2012.

If convicted, the statutory maximum penalty for the charged crime is 10 years.

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