Once again, Lev Parnas is facing federal charges. This time, Newser reports it's for allegedly defrauding investors with his company Fraud Guarantee.<br />We couldn't say it better ourselves—the behavior alleged today is indeed fraudulent—guaranteed. FBI Assistant Director Bill Sweeney.<br />Newser reports New York prosecutors said Thursday that Parnas and business partner David Correia lured investors into putting over $2 million in the company.<br />Newser reports the company was designed to provide fraud protection. However, the pair allegedly blew the money on political donations and luxury car leases.<br />Parnas and Correia also paid President Donald Trump's personal lawyer Rudy Giuliani $500,000 to advise and endorse Fraud Guarantee.<br />Giuliani has not been charged. Parnas and Correia have already been indicted on campaign finance charges.
