Ex-Alabama Star Scams NFL Fans

0:00A former University of Alabama defensive tackle named Luther Davis just pleaded guilty in federal court to scamming investors out of millions by dressing up as NFL players on video calls. He and his partner CJ Evans admitted to conspiracy to commit wire fraud and aggravated identity theft, pulling off the cons earlier this year with make up, wigs, and even due rags to full folks into big loans. Davis was part of Alabama's national championship squad back in 2010, but that gridiron glory didn't stop him from grabbing fake drivers. Licenses with real players photos pulled straight from the internet. The duo snagged nearly $20 million through at least 13 bogus loans, blowing it all on real estate, flashy jewelry, and luxury cars. Even though none of those NFL stars ever gave the green light. Prosecutors laid it all out in core filings and now both guys face serious time as this bizarre frog case wraps up its guilty phase. I'm Corey with the story that's your Canada news today update AI powered and always on.