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Miracle child Zackary Speck overcame premature birth, now battles leukemia with help from UMC Children’s Hospital (opens the original)
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LUBBOCK, Texas (KCBD) - UMC Children’s Hospital has become a familiar battleground for Zackary Speck, from his premature birth in 2020 through a leukemia diagnosis a few years later. Zackary is the first-born son of Lillie and Christopher Speck. His birth was unexpected and was prompted by his twin sister. “We went in for a little appointment and all of a sudden, here they were coming,” Lillie Speck said. The twins were born at about 27 weeks in 2020. Zackary’s sister did not survive. “Not only
Miracle child Zackary Speck overcame premature birth, now battles leukemia with help from UMC Children’s Hospital (opens the original)
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LUBBOCK, Texas (KCBD) - UMC Children’s Hospital has become a familiar battleground for Zackary Speck, from his premature birth in 2020 through a leukemia diagnosis a few years later. Zackary is the first-born son of Lillie and Christopher Speck. His birth was unexpected and was prompted by his twin sister. “We went in for a little appointment and all of a sudden, here they were coming,” Lillie Speck said. The twins were born at about 27 weeks in 2020. Zackary’s sister did not survive. “Not only
‘Trust and greed’: Prosecutors, investigators detail scope of Ponzi scheme orchestrated by Allen, Cox (opens the original)
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SAN ANTONIO, Texas (KCBD) - The U.S. Attorney’s Office, the IRS Criminal Investigation Division and the FBI Wednesday morning outlined the scope of the Ferrum Capital fraud case, a day after a jury found Joshua Allen and Michael Cox guilty on all counts. “This case boils down to two things. It’s about trust and greed,” said Alex Doran, FBI Assistant Special Agent In Charge. Investigators explained the sheer size of this Ponzi scheme. About $80 million was raised, $50 million was lost. More than
‘Trust and greed’: Prosecutors, investigators detail scope of Ponzi scheme orchestrated by Allen, Cox (opens the original)
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SAN ANTONIO, Texas (KCBD) - The U.S. Attorney’s Office, the IRS Criminal Investigation Division and the FBI Wednesday morning outlined the scope of the Ferrum Capital fraud case, a day after a jury found Joshua Allen and Michael Cox guilty on all counts. “This case boils down to two things. It’s about trust and greed,” said Alex Doran, FBI Assistant Special Agent In Charge. Investigators explained the sheer size of this Ponzi scheme. About $80 million was raised, $50 million was lost. More than
TESTING TRUST: Jury finds Allen, Cox guilty on all counts in multimillion-dollar Ferrum Capital fraud case (opens the original)
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SAN ANTONIO, Texas (KCBD) - Two Lubbock businessmen left the San Antonio U.S. Courthouse in handcuffs, remanded into custody after a jury convicted them on all counts. It found Joshua Allen and Michael Cox, through Ferrum Capital, and related companies, preyed on many investors, using misdirection and forgeries, to rip off victims in a massive Ponzi scheme. On the seventh day of this trial, a jury found Allen and Cox guilty of wire fraud, money laundering, laundering monetary instruments and sec
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