len dykstra at it again

[cranrab]

Dykstra accused of bankruptcy crime

LOS ANGELES (AP)

Former New York Mets and Philadelphia Phillies outfielder Lenny Dykstra has been charged with embezzling from a bankruptcy estate.

Federal prosecutors in Los Angeles allege that after filing for bankruptcy in 2009, Dykstra hid, sold or destroyed more than $400,000 worth of items from his $18.5 million mansion in Ventura County. They ranged from sports memorabilia to a $50,000 sink.

Dykstra claimed he owed more than $31 million and had only $50,000 in assets.
He was charged Wednesday. Authorities also say he was arrested Thursday at his Encino home in an unrelated grand theft investigation and remains jailed without bail. Local prosecutors haven't filed the latter case.

It wasn't immediately clear whether he has an attorney.

After retiring from baseball in the late 1990s, Dykstra was involved in various businesses and briefly was a stock-picks guru.

 

[cranrab]

i wonder how many people fell for lenny "stringer nails" dysktra's "advice" last year?



Are you a baseball fan looking to invest in the stock market and don’t know where to begin? Lenny Dykstra can help.

Less than eight months after filing for Chapter 11 bankruptcy, Dykstra has launched Nails Investments, a Web site that provides its readers access to financial advice from the three-time All-Star outfielder, CNBC.com reports.

The former major leaguer compares the investment company to the game of baseball.
"Life is not a spectator sport, and there are no rehearsals," Dykstra said on Nails Investments' Web site. "We owe it to ourselves to give everything we have to give every single day. In fact, the only true failure is to waste the time we've been given on this Earth."

Fans can pay between $89 to $129 each month to read Dykstra's weekly investment advice.

 

[cranrab]

Try Lenny's Nails on the Numbers subscription for FREE! If you choose a free trial and do not call to cancel within your 14-day free-trial period, you will be billed just $999.95 for an annual subscription. You may call to cancel your annual subscription within the first 30 days of your paid subscription. Unless you call to cancel your annual subscription before the end of that first year, your subscription will automatically renew at the then-current subscription price.

 

[hanginbals]

Try Lenny's Nails on the Numbers subscription for FREE! If you choose a free trial and do not call to cancel within your 14-day free-trial period, you will be billed just $999.95 for an annual subscription. You may call to cancel your annual subscription within the first 30 days of your paid subscription. Unless you call to cancel your annual subscription before the end of that first year, your subscription will automatically renew at the then-current subscription price.

Ponzi scheme like a mutha

 

[RunawaySlave]

i wonder how many people fell for lenny "stringer nails" dysktra's "advice" last year?



Are you a baseball fan looking to invest in the stock market and don’t know where to begin? Lenny Dykstra can help.

Less than eight months after filing for Chapter 11 bankruptcy, Dykstra has launched Nails Investments, a Web site that provides its readers access to financial advice from the three-time All-Star outfielder, CNBC.com reports.

Hey if it worked for Dubya, why not give it a shot?? Maybe after Nails
is all done, he can just run for the Senate, he fits in perfectly

 

[Deezz]

Dystra was on 60 minutes talking mad shit about people he owed money to. He is going to do 2-3 years in the pokie.
His ego is out of control.

 

[Brother Blues]

I remember he even had Jim Cramer's backing....

Low-life bastard even blew his son's signing bonus

 

[Mr. Met]

This fucker had the world fooled.