She believes he's a con-man. He believes he's a victim of what happens when greed and giving collide.
Special Agent Kari Wheeler refuses to accept the hero label, even after receiving the FBI and the City of Philadelphia’s Medal of Bravery. She just wants to get back to work. Her new case has her investigating Cuthbert “Cuddy” Mullins, a self-described do-gooder who says he is changing the world for the glory of God. He’s accused of running the largest charity Ponzi scheme in the country. As he attempts to convince everyone – wealthy philanthropists, donors, non-profits, and even himself – that it’s all a big misunderstanding, Kari knows that she and Cuddy have something in common; they are both living a lie. He claims God gave him the gift to read troubled souls. Will he be able to read hers?
She believes he’s a con-man. He believes he’s a victim of what happens when greed and giving collide.
Special Agent Kari Wheeler refuses to accept the hero label, even after receiving the FBI and the City of Philadelphia’s Medal of Bravery. She just wants to get back to work. Her new case has her investigating Cuthbert “Cuddy” Mullins, a self-described do-gooder who says he is changing the world for the glory of God. He’s accused of running the largest charity Ponzi scheme in the country. As he attempts to convince everyone – wealthy philanthropists, donors, non-profits, and even himself – that it’s all a big misunderstanding, Kari knows that she and Cuddy have something in common; they are both living a lie. He claims God gave him the gift to read troubled souls. Will he be able to read hers?
Listen to Episode 122: Jerri Williams – New Era Ponzi Scheme, Greedy Givers to learn more about the true crime FBI case that inspired Greedy Givers.
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Jerri Williams’ crime novels—Pay to Play and Greedy Givers—feature flawed female FBI agent Kari Wheeler. The married mother of three investigates fraud and corruption in Philadelphia while struggling to balance her family responsibilities. The books are available wherever books are sold, as ebooks, print books, and audiobooks.
