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Atlanta – Republican Secretary of Inform Brad Raffensperger right this moment announced the appointment of Jason Doss, Esq. as Investigative Agent in the investigation of First Liberty Building and Loan, pursuant to the Georgia Securities Act.

This appointment advances the continuing investigation into the alleged $140 million monetary fraud affecting investors all the absolute top plan thru Georgia and varied states. Below the statute, Doss will relief as a lot as a one year, or till the Secretary revokes that authority by portray.

Throughout my occupation, I’ve been a fierce advocate for all Georgians,” said Doss. “I’m grateful for Secretary Raffensperger’s belief as we pursue accountability and repeat the facts surrounding First Liberty.”

“Right here’s a complex investigation, and victims all the absolute top plan thru our voice are hurting,” said Raffensperger. “They’ve been robbed of their retirement, and their future is dangerous. By appointing Mr. Doss as our investigative agent, we’re ramping up our efforts to make positive justice is served.”

Mr. Doss is a nationally acknowledged securities and funding fraud legal reliable, a extinct President of the Public Investors Arbitration Bar Association (PIABA), and a founding board member of the PIABA Foundation. As Investigative Agent, he is allowed to subpoena witnesses and paperwork, rob testimony, and habits investigative hearings on behalf of this investigation. 

“We were investigating this $160 million fraud on the side of federal authorities, and what now we have got uncovered so a long way is dazzling,” Raffensperger said. “Victims of this contrivance are hurting, and we’re going to total whatever it takes to make positive accountability.”

The Investigative Agent will relief for as a lot as one year and would per chance moreover restful submit findings and solutions to Secretary Raffensperger. All suggestions will most definitely be advisory in nature.

“Justice – no longer politics – need to be served,” Raffensperger added. “I will proceed to face up for hardworking Georgians who were victimized.”