Ex-Army Financial Counselor Sentenced for Defrauding Gold Star Families
Caz Craffy receives over 12 years in prison for exploiting military survivors' benefits in a $10 million scheme.
- Craffy targeted grieving families, convincing them to invest in unauthorized high-risk trades.
- He pocketed $1.4 million in commissions while families lost $3.7 million.
- Craffy used his Army credentials to gain trust and access to vulnerable families.
- The scheme involved multiple counts of wire and securities fraud, among other charges.
- Legislation has been introduced to enhance vetting of military financial counselors.