Leonardo Cositorto cops 12 year prison sentence in Goya case
Generation Zoe founder Leonardo Cositorto has been sentenced to 12 years in prison. A Goya court handed down Cositorto’s sentence earlier today, following a guilty verdict last Thursday.
Generation Zoe founder Leonardo Cositorto has been sentenced to 12 years in prison. A Goya court handed down Cositorto’s sentence earlier today, following a guilty verdict last Thursday.
Generation Zoe Ponzi founder Leonardo Cositorto has been found guilty of fraud and criminal association. Cositorto’s verdict was handed down approximately an hour or so ago in a Goya courtroom. Upon hearing the verdict, Cositorto rose to his feet, pointed to the presiding Judge and started shouting.
Following an internal investigation, Argentina’s CNV has acquitted Generation Zoe founder Leonardo Cositorto. The CNV found that, although Generation Zoe was an MLM crypto Ponzi that defrauded consumers out of $747 million pesos (~$36.1 million USD), Cositorto didn’t “operate with bonds, shares or other negotiable securities”.
The clown show surrounding Leonardo Cositorto’s Generation Zoe trial in Argentina continues. The latest is Cositorto announcing plans to marry a fellow prisoner.
Leonardo Cositorto, who is currently on trial as founder of the Generation Zoe Ponzi, is proving to be quite the drama queen. Cositorto’s latest stunt sees him reported to have barricaded himself in his cell. With the court waiting on his appearance to continue the trial, the “President of the Court” ordered Cositorto forcibly removed.
The Generation Zoe Ponzi trial has kicked off in Argentina. Commencing October 16th and expected to run till December 11th, the mammoth trial will determine the future of owner Leonardo Cositorto. Cositorto, appearing in a bulletproof vest alongside co-conspirator Maximiliano Batista, is on trial for criminal association and fraud.
Following almost two years of investigation, the Public Prosecutor’s Office in Villa Maria has announced a Generation Zoe criminal trial. The trial was announced on Wednesday the 14th, following charges against Generation Zoe founder Leonardo Cositorto and twenty-five additional defendants.
Authorities in Rosario, a city in Argentina, have charged seven Generation Zoe money launderers. Following four arrests last year, this brings the total number of Generation Zoe suspects charged in Rosario to eleven.
One of the architects behind Generation Zoe’s metaverse ruse has been arrested in Argentina. Giovanni Tomás David Caroglio was arrested following “a wave of raids” in Mendoza on July 7th.
The first of “around 31” Generation Zoe defendants has been sentenced to four years in prison. Gustavo Saavedra, who worked as a lawyer for Generation Zoe, pled guilty to fraud charges last month. Following entry of his guilty plea, Saavedra was subject to an “abbreviated trial” as per Argentinian law.