The Great Kentucky Cattle Con: Bankers Looked Away, Pockets Got Fat Once again, America’s so-called “trusted” financial institutions are caught with their hands in the pig trough. According to a bombshell report out of Kentucky, three U.S. banks — Community Financial Services Bank, Mechanics Bank, and RABO AgriFinance — are now facing a class action lawsuit for allegedly helping prop up a massive Ponzi scheme run by Brian McClain, a Kentucky farmer turned financial predator. McClain promised investors the American Dream: safe, high-yield returns from cattle sales. But according to the lawsuit, the cows never existed. The profits? Fabricated. What McClain was really running was a classic Ponzi scheme, paying off early investors with new money while the house of…
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