In what Mounties are calling the biggest Alberta investment scam, RCMP have arrested a Chestermere man accused of stealing hundreds of millions over the last decade.
They're also seeking Milowe Allen Brost's alleged accomplice, Calgarian Gary Allen Sorenson, 66, in a Ponzi scheme that spanned continents and ensnared as many 4,000 victims, with half from Calgary and Edmonton. The two are accused of running a series of phony companies to which an international collection of investors loaned money with the promise of a lofty rate of return in the gold market, swindling at least $100 million, said RCMP Supt. Eric Mattson, though court documents allege it's as high as $400 million. (excerpt taken from The Calgary Herald 15th September 2009)
The purpose of this website was originally intended as a means for The Agency to initiate dialogue with Gary Sorenson, in the hopes a fair settlement could be reached. The Agency has sent numerous communications to Gary Sorenson, yet he has refused to respond in any meaningful way. Therefore we are now opening the site up to the public. Accordingly some minor edits have been made to make the content more meaningful.
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