Shafi is charged with wire fraud, securities fraud, and obstruction. Abraham shafi, the founder and ceo of get together, parent company of the social media app irl, faces charges of wire fraud, securities fraud and obstruction. Ceo who ran tech unicorn once valued at $1.2 billion charged with fraud after allegedly spending millions on his wedding and art classes Abraham shafi, the founder and former ceo of get together, the parent company behind irl, has been indicted by the department of justice on charges of defrauding investors out of $170 million If convicted, shafi faces up to 20 years in prison on each count. A federal grand jury in oakland federal court indicted abraham shafi, 38 of hawaii, with wire fraud, securities fraud and obstruction in connection with the scheme, the doj said
Shafi was the ceo of get together, the parent company of irl The company was valued at $1 billion after its 2021 series c funding round. Abraham shafi, the former ceo of irl, a previously thriving social media startup, has been charged with fraud and obstruction The department of justice claims shafi misled investors and deleted critical files by restoring his phone to an earlier backup.
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