Speaker 1: Donkey of the Day, Right to breakfast club bitches. You
Speaker 1: can call me the donkey of the day, but I
Speaker 1: mean no harm yees. Donkey of to day from Monday,
Speaker 1: September twenty six calls to Dow Robert Harrison. He is
Speaker 1: forty four years old and he was convicted of fraud
Speaker 1: after pretending to be a prince from Goda. Apologies, let
Speaker 1: me call him by his proper title, Prince Daro are
Speaker 1: at the pool and profit Dow are at the pool. Okay.
Speaker 1: For several years he claimed to be a minister alongside
Speaker 1: his stepfather at Powerhouse of Prayer Ministries. The so called
Speaker 1: princes caned fourteen people out of money that totaled over
Speaker 1: eight hundred thousand dollars. Okay, several years. What does that mean?
Speaker 1: Seven exactly fourteen people? So that's about a two sucker
Speaker 1: a year average, okay. Harrison was convicted of mail and
Speaker 1: wire fraud, conspiracy to commit mail and wire fraud, and
Speaker 1: witness tampering. According to court documents from the Department of Justice,
Speaker 1: Harrison deceived the victims into thinking they were investing into
Speaker 1: African trucking and mining companies with whom he had direct
Speaker 1: connections to. The statement said, many of the victims, who
Speaker 1: are expecting to receive up to thirty three percent on
Speaker 1: their investments of Harrison's scheme, were a part of the
Speaker 1: powerhouse of prayer ministries. Boy, oh boy, oh boy, you'll
Speaker 1: be using the church for every little scam. Huh. The
Speaker 1: ministry financially supports religious services in various church facilities along
Speaker 1: with private residencies throughout the Greater Dayton area. Now this
Speaker 1: scam right here, Prince at the poet exploited the victims
Speaker 1: to fund personal expenses, including rent for a house in Colorado,
Speaker 1: luxury vehicle purchases and rentals, and vacation accommodations. You know,
Speaker 1: there's a part of me that feels like if folks
Speaker 1: fall for these types of scams, folks like Darrel should
Speaker 1: be able to keep the money. Yes, and son ethical,
Speaker 1: Yes it's wrong, but at some point there have to
Speaker 1: be accountability from the people who are so quick to
Speaker 1: give up this braid. Like, why would a prince of
Speaker 1: a royal African kingdom needs your financial assistance, even if
Speaker 1: your knowledge of Royal African kingdoms doesn't go any further
Speaker 1: than Wakanda and Zimunda. You should know, Prince law, Prince
Speaker 1: Hakim would not need your money, saying, with people who
Speaker 1: you know get got on ig trying to turn seven
Speaker 1: hundred and seven thousand. Are people who get dms from
Speaker 1: Rihanna Beyonce, Michael Jackson asking for money. If Michael Jackson
Speaker 1: hits you on the DM and ask for money and
Speaker 1: you give it to him, the person pretending to be
Speaker 1: Michael Jackson is a very very very very very small
Speaker 1: part of the problem. Okay, the rest is on you,
Speaker 1: and I interview you people. I interview you because I
Speaker 1: got trust issues, all right. This is something I've been
Speaker 1: exploring it therapy for a long time, and my trust
Speaker 1: issues prevent me from trusting in a lot of people
Speaker 1: and things. But I will let my guard down for
Speaker 1: certain things. But never ever, ever, when I let my
Speaker 1: guard down enough to trust the African Prince to listening
Speaker 1: money from me via email. Now, in case you're wondering,
Speaker 1: prosecutor said, Harrison failed to provide investors with interest payments,
Speaker 1: routinely terminated all communications with investors, ignored individual investor inquiries,
Speaker 1: you're saying, and ignored demands from investors seeking the return
Speaker 1: of investment moneys. Well, of course he did what the
Speaker 1: hell do we have to talk about after I didn't
Speaker 1: get over on you. What do you expect the courtesy
Speaker 1: voice message informing you that you are the latest victim
Speaker 1: of a scam? Would that make you feel better? Look, man,
Speaker 1: I can't stand folks who prey on people's need to believe,
Speaker 1: especially when they use the church. We know folks want
Speaker 1: quick rich schemes, but come on, man, when something is
Speaker 1: too good to be true, it absolutely usually is. Please
Speaker 1: give Daryl Robert Harrison the sweet sounds of the Hamletones
Speaker 1: you a donkey. Oh the day, Yeah, the donkey, Oh
Speaker 1: the day. He's looking at twenty years by the way,
Speaker 1: twenty years. Wow. All right, well, thank you for that
Speaker 1: donkid Today. Now when we come back, a dochi will
Speaker 1: be joining us. Okay, that DOCI sign to td E
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Speaker 1: to her when we come back. So don't move. It's
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