Sara Jacqueline King of Orange County is accused of a massive fraud scheme in which she allegedly spent over $10 million of company money to fund a six-month partying and gambling spree at the Wynn Las Vegas.
- between January 2022 and October 2022. The suit claims the money was supposed to go to third-party borrowers, but in reality those borrowers were fictitious.The lawsuit claims the fake loans were presented with documentation that was supposed to be from the borrowers, showing they had been secured with collateral. But no collateral was ever put up.
Several photographs of King are included in the claim, according to the lawsuit, which King sent the company in "an effort by King to increase Plaintiff’s trust and confidence in King in terms of her connections, lifestyle, and connections to high-profile athletes as part of her fraud and scheme."— Aaron Rogers, Tom Brady, Patrick Mahomes and Josh Allen.
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