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South African liquidators have sued 151 US Mirror Trading International Ponzi net-winners. On August 23rd, the liquidators filed a Status Report providing an update on individual proceedings.

Brazilian authorities have confirmed Mirror Trading International CEO Johannes Steynberg’s death. Subsequently, an identity fraud related criminal case against Steynberg have been dropped.

Four years after Mirror Trading International collapsed, South African authorities have confirmed an ongoing criminal investigation.

Coverage of ongoing clawback litigation against Mirror Trading International Ponzi scammers has seen Maxtra Technologies threaten legal action.

Mirror Trading International CEO Johannes Steynberg has reportedly died in Brazil. Steynberg’s death follows a local identity fraud conviction and pending approval of extradition to South Africa.

Mirror Trading International’s South African liquidators have initiated clawback proceedings against top US net-winners.

After accusing them of “serious misconduct”, MTI kingpin Clynton Marks applied to have court-appointed liquidators removed. As reported by MoneyWeb on March 18th, Western Cape High Court rejected Marks claims

Thus far Mirror Trading International liquidation proceedings are seemingly unable to be anything but confusing across all aspects. How MTI net-winner clawbacks are being handled is of course no exception.

Mirror Trading International net-winners have been issued summons in South Africa. The summons are part of liquidator’s efforts to claw back money paid to MTI’s top earners.

Arrested MTI CEO Johannes Steynberg has been enjoying internet access from a Brazilian prison.