LINCOLN, Neb. (KMTV) — Nebraska Attorney General Mike Hilgers has filed a lawsuit against a Nebraska-based influencer who allegedly acted as part of a scheme that took three million dollars from other Nebraskans.
In a legal complaint Elizabeth Friesen and several co-defendants are accused of getting at least 60 people to invest a minimum of $15,000 each to start online store fronts.
They then used the storefronts for a complex operation called "drop shipping" then requested more money for "inventory."
Defendants then allegedly used that money to buy luxury homes, a Lamborghini, a boat, and designer clothing. The Attorney General says investors never received those profits.
Hilgers says his office is seeking refunds on behalf of those consumers and civil penalties against the defendants.
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