Ex-MLB player Todd Hollandsworth wife scammed out of 325K by Florida man sui
A former MLB player and his wife were scammed out of $325,000 when they invested David Robertson Jersey the money with a friend who promised them an eight-figure return in le s than a year. Todd Hollandsworth, who played 12 seasons in the MLB, and his wife Marci gave the money to Lonni and Misty Mo s under the guise of a personal relationship following their continued pre sure and a surances, according to a lawsuit viewed by The Post. The Hollandsworths signed an Investment Contract on Feb. 28, 2022, expecting a minimum return of $12.5 million paid out in monthly payments over 10 months. WPLG was the which was filed on July 24. Todd and Marci Hollandsworth lost $325,000 they invested in a friend who promised at least $12.5 million in return. Todd Hollandsworth/X The contract was with a company called Arpad, LLC, which the Hollandsworths claim they never heard of until the contract was presented to them. Explore More They still entered the agreement because of their relationship with Lonnie Mo s and a surance of the returns. Arpad allegedly failed to make the first monthly payment, where the Hollandsworths began to question Mo s who said the payments were delayed and would be coming shortly. After several months without payments, Mo s allegedly told the couple that he and his wife were seeking other avenues to obtain the promised returns. Lonnie Mo s was arrested and booked into Broward County Jail and charged with first-degree grand theft and money laundering. Broward County Sheriff's Office The lawsuit alleges the Mo ses and Arpad did not invest the $325,000 and instead took the funds and absconded with it for their personal benefit. As a result the (Hollandsworths) never received any payments whatsoever related to the Investment Contract, the filing states. The couple accused Lonnie and Misty Mo s of fraud and piercing the corporate as Arpad was their alter-ego as they have co-mingled corporate a sets with theirs. Hollandsworth won the World Series with the Florida Marlins in 2003. New York Post They are seeking nearly $1 million in damages in the civil suit, which claims fraud, civil theft and breach of contract. Lonnie Mo s was arrested and booked into Broward County Jail on Thursday and charged with first-degree grand theft and money laundering. He was released Friday night following an appearance in court where he was handed a $250,000 bond. The Hollandsworths are seeking nearly $1 million in damages in the civil suit, which claims fraud, civil theft and breach of contract. Todd Hollandsworth/X No criminal charges were pending for Misty Mo s, according to court records and WPLG. Hollandsworth played for the Los Angeles Dodgers where he was named the National League Rookie of the Year in 1996. He spent six seasons with Los Angeles and he was traded to the Rockies in 2000 and later the Rangers in 2002. Hollandsworth signed with the then-Florida Marlins where he appeared in 93 games en route to the franchises second World Series ring. Todd Hollandsworth played 12 seasons in the MLB. AP Todd Hollinsworth retired from profe sional baseball in 2006. NY Post He finished his career playing for the Chicago Cubs, Atlanta Braves, Cleveland Indians and Cincinnati Reds before retiring in 2006 and becoming a baseball broadcaster. The 51-year-old shares four children with his wife. Sandy Leon Jersey
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