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The Amazing 500% Return

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Published: Wednesday, 30 Jan 2013 | 11:14 AM ET

In June 2004, Larry Saturday makes big promises to an FBI informant, including a 500 percent investment return guarantee.

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In June 2004, Larry Saturday makes big promises to an FBI informant, including a 500 percent investment return guarantee.

   
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