The Fake Booster Who Took a Town's $206,000 - Ledger in a Safe
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A town trusted a booster with $206,000 and kept a framed donation certificate on the wall - but the "Hendricks County Athletic Foundation" never existed and the real ledger ended up in a river. How did a local coach convert community goodwill into cash, and why did his private spiral-bound record conclude, "Balance irrecuperable. Close."?
In this episode, you will hear how donations from 33 victims flowed into a single checking account, how investigators found no EIN or nonprofit filings, and how a waterlogged safe recovered by a resident became central evidence - was this an elaborate one-time fraud or part of a pattern?
Person: Jason Dixon
Amount: $206,000
Victims: 33 donors
Location: Calloway, Hendricks County
Evidence recovered: fireproof document safe with spiral-bound ledger
- The largest single donation was $100,000 from Ted Kelso of Kelso Brothers Supply.
- Donations were collected over fourteen months and totalled $206,000.
- The safe was retrieved from the Dunmore River at 6:41 AM by Connie Andrews using a trotline.
- The ledger’s final handwritten line read: "Balance irrecuperable. Close."
- At the time of subpoena, the Dixon account balance was $412.
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