Frequent flyer Jeffrey Michael Kizmann busted again

Jeffrey Michael Kizmann, 41, tried to sell a stolen chainsaw on Facebook Marketplace in April 2021. The man whose chainsaw was stolen saw the Stihl and set up a meeting at the Sardis Sports Complex. Cops swooped in and a bored Kizmann was jailbound again. Cops searched the recidivist's Civic and found 114 grams of illegal drugs, mostly fentanyl/carfentanil and methamphetmine. Kizmann has used many aliases in his career, including Shaun Ratzlaff, Jeffery Ratzlaff, Michael Baker, David Ratzlaff and Tina Ste. Croix. His first conviction came in 2000.

Frequent flyer Jeffrey Michael Kizmann busted again

Jeffrey Michael Kizmann, 41, tried to sell a stolen chainsaw on Facebook Marketplace in April 2021. The man whose chainsaw was stolen saw the Stihl and set up a meeting at the Sardis Sports Complex. Cops swooped in and a bored Kizmann was jailbound again. Cops searched the recidivist's Civic and found 114 grams of illegal drugs, mostly fentanyl/carfentanil and methamphetmine. Kizmann has used many aliases in his career, including Shaun Ratzlaff, Jeffery Ratzlaff, Michael Baker, David Ratzlaff and Tina Ste. Croix. His first conviction came in 2000.

Frequent flyer Jeffrey Michael Kizmann busted again

Jeffrey Michael Kizmann, 41, tried to sell a stolen chainsaw on Facebook Marketplace in April 2021. The man whose chainsaw was stolen saw the Stihl and set up a meeting at the Sardis Sports Complex. Cops swooped in and a bored Kizmann was jailbound again. Cops searched the recidivist's Civic and found 114 grams of illegal drugs, mostly fentanyl/carfentanil and methamphetmine. Kizmann has used many aliases in his career, including Shaun Ratzlaff, Jeffery Ratzlaff, Michael Baker, David Ratzlaff and Tina Ste. Croix. His first conviction came in 2000.

Frequent flyer Jeffrey Michael Kizmann busted again

Jeffrey Michael Kizmann, 41, tried to sell a stolen chainsaw on Facebook Marketplace in April 2021. The man whose chainsaw was stolen saw the Stihl and set up a meeting at the Sardis Sports Complex. Cops swooped in and a bored Kizmann was jailbound again. Cops searched the recidivist's Civic and found 114 grams of illegal drugs, mostly fentanyl/carfentanil and methamphetmine. Kizmann has used many aliases in his career, including Shaun Ratzlaff, Jeffery Ratzlaff, Michael Baker, David Ratzlaff and Tina Ste. Croix. His first conviction came in 2000.

'Crazy Rich Surabayan' a fraud artist

Wahyu Kenzo, 36, was dubbed the 'Crazy Rich Surabayan', a name spun out from an Instagram feed buzzing with luxury, fast cars and handshakes with celebrities enchanted by his unlimited brilliance. Kenzo’s robot-trading platform – Auto Trade Gold (ATG) – collapsed, defrauding 25,000 people of a total of US$585m.

Billed as the infallible artificial intelligence-powered tool scouring forex margins faster than humans, it was exposed as a lie. So were Kenzo's claims of 200% returns. Dum dums fell for a classic Ponzi scheme.

Dinar Wahyu Saptian Dyfrig or familiarly known as Wahyu Kenzo, is caged.

'Crazy Rich Surabayan' a fraud artist

Wahyu Kenzo, 36, was dubbed the 'Crazy Rich Surabayan', a name spun out from an Instagram feed buzzing with luxury, fast cars and handshakes with celebrities enchanted by his unlimited brilliance. Kenzo’s robot-trading platform – Auto Trade Gold (ATG) – collapsed, defrauding 25,000 people of a total of US$585m.

Billed as the infallible artificial intelligence-powered tool scouring forex margins faster than humans, it was exposed as a lie. So were Kenzo's claims of 200% returns. Dum dums fell for a classic Ponzi scheme.

Dinar Wahyu Saptian Dyfrig or familiarly known as Wahyu Kenzo, is caged.

'Crazy Rich Surabayan' a fraud artist

Wahyu Kenzo, 36, was dubbed the 'Crazy Rich Surabayan', a name spun out from an Instagram feed buzzing with luxury, fast cars and handshakes with celebrities enchanted by his unlimited brilliance. Kenzo’s robot-trading platform – Auto Trade Gold (ATG) – collapsed, defrauding 25,000 people of a total of US$585m.

Billed as the infallible artificial intelligence-powered tool scouring forex margins faster than humans, it was exposed as a lie. So were Kenzo's claims of 200% returns. Dum dums fell for a classic Ponzi scheme.

Dinar Wahyu Saptian Dyfrig or familiarly known as Wahyu Kenzo, is caged.