His fall. His story. His words.
Earlier this year, former Merrillville resident Marcus Schrenker jumped from his plane, which careened into Florida swamp land. The mysterious event prompted many to accuse the money manager -- dogged by marital strife and a fraud investigation -- of trying to fake his own death. Times investigative reporter, Christine Kraly recently talked to Schrenker in the Hamilton County jail to learn more about his bizarre case.
Court documents related to the case against Marcus Schrenker.
INDIANA FLORIDAINDIANAPOLIS | State officials have finalized the sale of former money manager Marcus Shrenker's stunt plane, with profits from the sale to be used as restitution to his ponzi scheme victims.
INDIANAPOLIS | Former money manager Marcus Schrenker, a Merrillville native who tried to fake his own death and later was convicted of securities fraud, told an Indianapolis television station…
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A Hamilton Circuit Court judge on Friday approved a restitution plan that would pay 7 cents on the dollar to investors who lost money as a result of fraud led by convicted money manager Marcus…
INDIANAPOLIS | Investors who lost millions in the financial schemes of an Indiana money manager who tried to fake his death in a plane crash likely will get back only pennies on the dollar und…
The investigation that led state authorities to question how a suburban Indianapolis investment manager was handling his clients' accounts started with one lie.
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