Jury deliberations resume today in Bill Bartmann’s fraud trial. Jurors will pick up where they left off just before the Thanksgiving holiday.


Bartmann faces 57 counts of fraud, conspiracy and money laundering. Prosecutors accuse him of making nearly $130-million from investors by falsely inflating Commercial Financial Service’s performance.


Investors lost more than a billion and a half dollars when the company folded in 1999.


If convicted on all counts, Bartmann faces up to 700 years in prison and huge fines.


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