One-time Milwaukee startup star receives prison time for bilking investors out of $6M

Blessing K. Egbon Jr., who was convicted of fraudulently raising over $6 million from Wisconsin investors for a fuel-industry tech firm, was sentenced Friday to 51 months in federal prison. Find out the details.

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