William Crotts, the BFA’s former president, and Grabinski, the group’s ex-legal counsel, were found guilty in 2006 of fraud.
William Crotts, the BFA’s former president, and Grabinski, the group’s ex-legal counsel, were found guilty in 2006 of fraud. The Baptist Foundation’s bankruptcy ranks as one of the largest in Arizona history.Executives with the Southern Baptist charity were charged with and convicted of fraudulent investments and real estate transactions. and operating the foundation as a ponzi scheme.Crotts and Grabinski appealed their convictions and sentences, which included prison time and the payment of $159 million in restitution.The appeals court turned down their appeal but they could appeal again, according to the Arizona Attorney General’s office.
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