Sarasota man indicted for running $36M Ponzi scheme in Naples

Brent Adam Seaman is accused of using investor money to pay off losses, falsifying records and buying a $165,000 Ferrari with the proceeds.

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Brent Adam Seaman, a 51-year-old Sarasota resident, has been indicted by a federal grand jury for running an alleged Ponzi scheme in Naples that took in $36.17 million, using the proceeds to pay off previous investors and buy a $165,000 Ferrari.

 

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