Ex-adviser Accused Of Swindeling | The Herald-dispatch

Fisher's alleged scheme filtered Martin's stock and mutual fund earnings, as well as cash, through a series of three bank accounts, all of which were established at Peoples Bank where she worked and represented the Raymond James firm. The bank accounts were controlled by herself, her husband and their daughter, although Raymond James contends a signature used to open the daughter's account was forged. It leaves open the possibility that Fisher used the family members as "unwitting dupe(s) in carrying out her fraudulent conduct." Fisher became a lead financial adviser in March 2013 upon her predecessor's retirement, a person whom the lawsuit contends Fisher urged Peoples Bank to get rid of. Find the article at http://www.herald-dispatch.com/news/x228394670/Ex-adviser-accused-of-taking-1M-from-client