A Fontana man who scammed eight women into false investments was sentenced to 10 years in federal prison March 28.
Ze’Shawn Campbell pleaded guilty in October to one count of wire fraud and one count of money laundering.
A memorandum submitted by Campbell’s attorney, Pat Harris, claimed that Campbell was maligned through social media and that the FBI failed to properly investigate Campbell’s actions.
Harris claimed Campbell paid back the funds, and gave some of the women more money than they gave to him.
“When he was doing well in business and successful at the gambling table, he would buy them cars, expensive jewelry, pay their
