Flying high no more, Moore has been sentenced to 11 years in jail.
James Moore pictured in an undated promotional video for his company Inside Track. A New York court sentenced the British citizen to 11 years in jail on Tuesday for his role in a $57 million fraud.
Moore was involved in a co-working space company called Bar Works, which sold shared office space to start-ups. In reality it was a huge Ponzi scheme that he and Renwick Haddow drew millions of investors' money from.
Moore claimed to have made millions in property and coached potential investors to safeguard their money with him. This footage from a promotional video was used in a BBC investigation.
In this video, from a previous scam unrelated to the trial, he flies over what he claims will be a billion pounds worth of properties.
Flying high no more, Moore has been sentenced to 11 years in jail.
James Moore pictured in an undated promotional video for his company Inside Track. A New York court sentenced the British citizen to 11 years in jail on Tuesday for his role in a $57 million fraud.
Moore was involved in a co-working space company called Bar Works, which sold shared office space to start-ups. In reality it was a huge Ponzi scheme that he and Renwick Haddow drew millions of investors' money from.
Moore claimed to have made millions in property and coached potential investors to safeguard their money with him. This footage from a promotional video was used in a BBC investigation.
In this video, from a previous scam unrelated to the trial, he flies over what he claims will be a billion pounds worth of properties.
Flying high no more, Moore has been sentenced to 11 years in jail.