A business owner convicted of fraud and conspiracy for his role in an advance-fee lottery scam targeting elderly Americans lost his appeal attempting to undo the judgment Monday.
Rohan Lyttle, a Jamaican national living in New York, challenged the sufficiency of the evidence of wire fraud, as well as the district court’s decision to admit portions of two videos about Jamaica-based lottery scams that Lyttle allegedly watched.
Lyttle claimed the videos, which focused on elderly Americans as victims of Jamaica-based scammers, were excessively prejudicial. But the US Court of Appeals for the Third Circuit disagreed, saying they showed Lyttle had ...
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