Whistleblowers Will See Webio Exec in Court

Class action suit filed

Updated 1:19 PM CST, Tue, Jul 28, 2009

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David Hernandez, the alleged Webio Ponzi-scheme mastermind, is the defendant of another case in federal court filed by a whistle-blowing suburban couple.

Last week, Fred and Linda Samp of Deer Parked filed a class-action lawsuit against Hernandez, his wife, Gina and all of the companies he owns, the Sun-Times reports. They also reportedly sued the convicted embezzler's business partner, Chicago sports talk personality Mike North, in an attempt to get their money back from any "ill-gotten gains" of the scheme. Hernandez is in jail on felony mail fraud charges that he bilked investors out of $12 million.
 
The federal government charges that Hernandez took investors money as star-up funds for the defunct Internet radio station, ChicagoSporsWebio.com.

David Hernandez is being sued by whistleblowing investors.
First Published: Jul 26, 2009 12:20 PM CST

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