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60 MONTHSNO INTERESTFINANCING*On qualifying purchases of $2499 or more withyour Cardi's Furniture & Mattresses credit card.60 equal monthly payments required.If you’ve ever wondered just how much money you could get away with hiding under a mattress, federal agents in Massachusetts may have an answer for you. According to a press release from the U.S. Department of Justice, approximately $20 million in cash was found hidden inside a box spring at a Westborough, Mass., apartment and seized earlier this month, and Brazilian national Cleber Rene Rizerio Rocha, 28, was arrested in connection with conspiring to launder proceeds of the massive TelexFree pyramid scheme.NPR reports that Rocha admitted to federal agents that he was in the U.S. to facilitate a money transfer to a founder of the company. Rocha appeared before Magistrate Judge Judith G. Dein of the U.S. District Court, District of Massachusetts, on Jan. 5 and was charged with one count of conspiring to commit money laundering.
He was detained following his court appearance.According to the criminal complaint, federal agents searched the Marlborough, Mass., headquarters of TelexFree, Inc., in April 2014. That same day, Carlos Wanzeler, one of the founders of the company, allegedly fled to his native Brazil. Wanzeler and TelexFree co-founder James Merrill were indicted in July 2014 on charges that they operated TelexFree as a massive pyramid scheme; Merrill pleaded guilty to those charges in October 2016 and is currently awaiting trial. According to NPR, court documents allege that TelexFree, which sold voice-over-Internet phone service, “was a really massive pyramid scheme” that made “little or no money from selling VOIP, but took in millions of dollars from people signing up to receive financial bonuses from advertising and recruiting.” When the company failed, court documents state, “about 965,225 people lost money,” and their losses totaled about $1,755,927,755. In the aftermath of the company’s collapse, its executives in Brazil allegedly came up with a plan to retrieve the money left behind in the United States.
This involved Wanzeler’s nephew contacting an associate for help in transferring the money, which was hidden in the Boston area, to Brazil. That same associate became a cooperating witness for the government and led federal agents to Rocha, who was acting as a courier for Wanzeler’s nephew. Rocha reportedly flew from Brazil to John F. Kennedy International Airport in New York City on New Year’s Eve for a money hand-off, and he met “a cooperating witness” at a restaurant in Hudson, Mass., on Jan. 4 and gave him $2.2 million in a suitcase.Agents followed Rocha to an apartment complex in Westborough, where they found the stockpile of cash in the box spring after searching the apartment. Rocha is facing a maximum of 20 years in prison, and NPR reports that on Monday a federal magistrate said he posed a flight risk and ordered him detained until trial. Read more at NPR and the U.S. Department of Justice. A mattress is one of the most important pieces of furniture in your home.
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Where's the best place to hide millions of dollars in cash? How about the box spring of your mattress? That's where a Brazilian man reportedly hid $20 million that authorities said was related to a massive pyramid scheme. /0MTHxjaVZL— U.S. Attorney MA (@DMAnews1) January 23, 2017 The U.S. Attorney's Office said the suspect, Cleber Rene Rizerio Rocha, flew from Brazil to the US a few days ago to met a person who is a cooperating witness in the pyramid scheme case. Rocha and the witness met at a restaurant in Hudson, Massachusetts. There the witness allegedly gave Rocha a suitcase filled with $2.2 million in bills.Federal agents followed Rocha to an apartment complex in Westborough, Massachusetts, where they arrested him. Later that night the agents searched the apartment and found the cash, packed inside the box spring of a mattress. It wasn't immediately clear if the $2.2 million in the suitcase was part of the $20 million found in the box spring.Rocha was charged with one count of conspiring to commit money laundering.