Michael Kay Smith knows that when he swindled investors out of thousands of dollars over several years, he had deprived those friends and family members who invested in his business of their dreams, leaving some in financial ruins. But he also had destroyed a dream of his own: owning a business with his son. Join the Discussion "For me to draw him into that, it’s very difficult for me to manage," he said Monday during a sentencing hearing, while his son, Quintin Fullmer Smith, stood next to him and cried. The two allegedly promised an 18 percent return on investment to clients and attracted at least $1.8 million from 18 victims...
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