Seems To Be All Over But The Crying But Wait There's More

Wow! This story is a must-read for sure.  Steenson pleaded guilty to two felonies and instead of going to prison he will continue to reside in the Morgan County Jail.  Maybe due to overcrowding within the prison system. Or, maybe it's because of Steenson in facing additional charges.  Steenson deserves his punishment and so do the other liars and thieves involved.  The true victims, in this case, are the honest investors who may never see a dime of the hard-earned money they invested.  I became good friends with some of the "real" investors and I can tell you they were screwed by Title Mart.  Yet, daily I see their kindness and honesty.

Steenson

https://www.decaturdaily.com/news/local/former-priceville-partners-owner-pleads-guilty-to-felonies/article_696d847f-593d-5131-9c8c-5269c730d2ee.html

Former Priceville Partners owner pleads guilty to 2 felonies

• By Marian Accardi Staff Writer
 
• 9 hrs ago
• • A former owner of Priceville Partners LLC, the same bankrupt business that caused legal problems for former Morgan County Sheriff Ana Franklin, on Monday pleaded guilty to two felonies.
    In a plea agreement with the Alabama Securities Commission, Greg Steenson, 50, of Decatur, was sentenced to 15 years for one felony count of securities fraud and one felony count of financial exploitation of an elderly person. The sentences will run concurrently with each other and with the sentence in another pending case, according to Circuit Judge Charles Elliott’s order.
    Steenson will serve a split sentence of two years in the Department of Corrections and, after that, he will be placed on probation for five years