United States v. Glen Galemmo
Court of Appeals for the Sixth Circuit
1Opinion of the Court
JULIA SMITH GIBBONS, Circuit Judge.
While Glen Galemmo was under investigation for a Ponzi scheme and the government had begun seizing his assets, he transferred 30 units in Rugged Power Investments (RPI) to his wife, Kristine Gal-emmo. Mr. Galemmo had purchased these units using proceeds from his fraud. The RPI membership agreement included a provision that gave shareholders the right to buy additional units if the partnership decided to raise capital by issuing new shares. Mrs. Galemmo, with funds provided by her father-in-law, used these' preemptive rights to buy 15 additional units of RPI.
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