Former college football star Cameron Colvin faces a dramatic escalation in his legal troubles, now charged with defrauding victims and companies of nearly $2.7 million across 34 counts of wire fraud and money laundering. Once celebrated as a sports hero and movie subject, Colvin is accused of faking billionaire status, running a fraudulent $1.8 billion fund, and bilking employees and lovers—including a woman who loaned him over $1.1 million. Authorities seek to shut down his website and social media, calling him an ongoing “economic danger.” With trial set for April 2027, the case keeps growing as new victims and schemes emerge.
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