Former AI CEO and Wife Arrested in SF for $60M Fraud Scheme
Briefly

The indictment against Alexander Beckman, former CEO of GameOn, and his wife Valerie Lau Beckman alleges that they orchestrated a comprehensive $60 million fraud scheme. The couple is accused of deceiving investors through a series of lies, half-truths, and misleading statements concerning the financial health and operational relationships of GameOn, rebranded to On. Following their arrest, the indictment specifies claims of exaggerated revenue and inflated bank balances, with implications that they misled various high-profile partners, including professional sports teams and luxury brands.
Beckman allegedly used his position to defraud investors via lies and misleading statements, resulting in a $60 million fraud scheme, according to federal court indictments.
The indictment details false revenue descriptions, inflated cash balances, and exaggerated customer relationships as key components of Beckman's fraudulent activities.
Read at San Jose Inside
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