[EXCLUSIVE] NFL Star Dwight Freeney Sues Ex-Financial Advisor For Fraud

NFL star Dwight Freeney is accusing his former financial advisor and her brother of scheming him into taking out a $55 million life insurance, knowing he didn’t need that kind of policy — all in an attempt to collect the huge commission.
The 34-year-old outside linebacker has filed a federal lawsuit against his former financial advisor Eva Weinberg and her brother Richard Weinberg. He claims that the duo schemed together to convince him to take out a $55 million life insurance policy all in an attempt to score huge commissions on the deals. Eva has already been sentenced to 3 years in prison for her role in stealing millions from Freeney with another man, both working as his advisors at the time.
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