One day after a News4JAX I-TEAM investigation into a well-known Jacksonville entrepreneur accused of fraud, more investors came forward with the same story of thousands of dollars unaccounted for.
Wautara and Denise Wright say they got involved by investing in a turnkey Airbnb property, but after watching our I-TEAM investigation Thursday night, they fear they may have lost nearly $15,000.
“I have multiple myeloma cancer, and my entire spine is cracked. I couldn’t do the things that I used to do, so we decided to invest,” Wautara Wright said. The couple said they were expecting monthly profits close to $2,000, but in six months, receipts show they only received about $1,200 in profits despite the fact that the Airbnb listing showed the property is booked until October 2025.“Devastated, because now I’m worrying about taking care of my grandkids and my wife, you know, providing my part of what I was supposed to,” Wautara Wright said. “I’ve never been one to take upon the system to take care of me.
“That’s not human to take away from people that have worked for their life for this,” Wautara Wright said.reacting to the Facebook group which grew by 3,000 members“You ain’t getting your money back,” White says in the video which has been viewed by News4JAX and the Wrights.
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