Texas brothers convicted in $240 million cattle investment fraud affecting 2,200 people

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Joshua and Jason Link have been found guilty of running a fraudulent cattle investment scheme. The pair persuaded more than 2,200 investors that their money was being used to buy cattle. Through contracts that did not actually exist, they collected over $240 million. Investigators found that the funds were instead spent on personal luxuries rather than the investments promised to victims. The case has caused severe financial losses for the many people who trusted them.

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