Usain Bolt: Sprinting Past Fraud, Chasing Justice & Generosity
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Usain Bolt: Sprinting Past Fraud, Chasing Justice & Generosity
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Usain Bolt, the sprint king still chasing justice for his stolen 12.7 million dollars, saw a flicker of hope this week as Jamaican authorities charged three former Stocks and Securities Limited executives in the massive fraud that wiped out his retirement nest egg back in 2023. Pulse Sports reports that founding director Hugh Croskery, his daughter Sarah Meany, and ex-CEO Zachary Harding face counts of fraud, unlicensed securities dealing, and breaches of banking laws, with court dates set for January 26 after bail releases[1]. Bolts attorney Linton Gordon welcomed the arrests per Irie FM, calling for deeper probes amid a three-year investigation Jamaica Gleaner deemed long-standing and sophisticated[11][1]. TVJ News captured Bolt undeterred, visiting hurricane-ravaged Sherwood Content in Trelawny on December 29 to hand out Christmas gifts, care packages, and sports gear to Melissa victims still without power, vowing more aid for Walentia Schools repairs[4]. Days earlier on December 28, a bronze statue of the legend was unveiled in Miramar, Florida, honoring his global glory, as AOL noted[5]. Christmas brought family cheer, with Bolt posting an Instagram video of his three kids with partner Kasi Bennett unboxing scooters, captioned Merry Christmas to All per Pulse Sports Nigeria[2]. His Usain Bolt Foundation teamed with Janet Richards Foundation for a near one million dollar splash at Mustard Seed Childrens Home, delivering tables, a pool, toys, and meals for disabled kids in St James, our.today details, pushing play area upgrades post-Melissa[9]. Bolt joined Shelly-Ann Fraser-Pryce in heartfelt tributes to late journalist Donald Oliver on December 31, Pro Football Network says[8], while urging Jamaica Is Open tourism amid rebuilds[7]. No fresh business moves surfaced, though whispers of entrepreneurial shifts linger unconfirmed[3]. Amid the saga, Bolts generosity steals the spotlight, proving hes sprinting ahead on his own track.
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