google Repeat con man strikes again, takes investor for $800,000 Video on KMOV TV St Louis MO.
ST. LOUIS (KMOV.com) -- Nearly two years ago, Chris Nagus confronted James Adam Jenkins on his way into an Oklahoma courtroom.Back then, the Oklahoma Attorney General accused him of running a hunting scam, to which he later pled guilty.Firefighters around St. Louis also accused him of running a beef jerky scam, where he would sell territories to firefighters to distribute these beef stick canisters.The firefighters paid in, but the product wasnt delivered.Richard Cranford invested heavily in Jenkins business.
The successful Tulsa businessman recently met News 4s Chris Nagus at Spirit airport in Chesterfield.He said he invested more than $800,000 with Jenkins.Cranford originally invested with Jenkins because he believed his business model was viable.He still does, thats why hes started a new beef stick business called Quarter Share, but this time it wont have anything to do with Jenkins. If you have been scammed or are in law enforcement give James Adam Jenkins a call. aka Dalton Taylor at (((phone number redacted))). He would love to hear from you.