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FBI adds tech CEO Bernhard Fritsch to Most Wanted list after $26M investor fraud

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The FBI has placed tech CEO Bernhard Eugen Fritsch on its Most Wanted Fraudsters list following his conviction for defrauding investors of over $26 million. Fritsch fled the United States before his sentencing could take place and is currently believed to be residing in Germany. A federal court subsequently sentenced him in absentia to 15 years in prison. The FBI is offering a reward for any information that leads to his capture and arrest.

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