United States v. Matthew D. Jones

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• reviewing merits of underlying argument regarding the elements of wire fraud and denying the defendant’s motion to withdraw his guilty plea because he had failed to offer a fair and just reason
• reviewing merits of underlying argument regarding the elements of wire fraud and denying the defendant’s motion to withdraw his guilty plea because he had failed to offer a fair and just reason
• even if defendant acted in good faith when he acquired money from investors to purchase classic cars, he committed wire fraud by keeping the money for himself and lying about how he used the money in an attempt to “avoid returning [the money] to its rightful owners”

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