White-collar criminals normally use falsified information to gain Trust and contracts with wealthy investors but only to their personal gains, which Martin R. Marty Frankel did. In the mid-1980s Martin R.” Marty” Frankel became friends with a man named, John Schulte. Schulte was the owner of a small brokerage firm known as John Schulte’s, Inc., which was affiliated with Dominick of New York City. Frankel convinced Schulte's wife, Sonia that he was a "Jewish genius" and had a really good way of dealing with stocks. In January 1986, Sonia convinced her husband, Schulte to hire Frankel as a consultant. Schulte eventually got sick and tired of the way Frankel did things and the way he ran the company. Frankel disguised himself as a Dominican tradesperson in the electronic market. Schulte ended up firing Frankel for all the things he did wrong. When Frankel got fired, Sonia had become his mistress. Soon enough, Frankel convinced Schulte’s friend, Ted Bitter and ended up giving him most of his
White-collar criminals normally use falsified information to gain Trust and contracts with wealthy investors but only to their personal gains, which Martin R. Marty Frankel did. In the mid-1980s Martin R.” Marty” Frankel became friends with a man named, John Schulte. Schulte was the owner of a small brokerage firm known as John Schulte’s, Inc., which was affiliated with Dominick of New York City. Frankel convinced Schulte's wife, Sonia that he was a "Jewish genius" and had a really good way of dealing with stocks. In January 1986, Sonia convinced her husband, Schulte to hire Frankel as a consultant. Schulte eventually got sick and tired of the way Frankel did things and the way he ran the company. Frankel disguised himself as a Dominican tradesperson in the electronic market. Schulte ended up firing Frankel for all the things he did wrong. When Frankel got fired, Sonia had become his mistress. Soon enough, Frankel convinced Schulte’s friend, Ted Bitter and ended up giving him most of his