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Weatherford cattleman admits to fraud

                   
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May 20, 2008
        
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DALLAS — A cattleman from Weatherford faces up to 20 years in federal prison for a fraud scheme that cost investors and banks more than $6.7 million. Prosecutors say 58-year-old Oscar Black, who operated OB Cattle, pleaded guilty Tuesday in Dallas to mail fraud. [read full story]                    

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Weatherford cattleman pleads guilty to mail fraud

pegasusnews.com
May 21, 2008
        

Oscar Black, 58, of Weatherford, who owned and operated OB Cattle, pled guilty in federal court in Dallas to one count of mail fraud, announced U.S. Attorney Richard B. Roper of the Northern District of Texas. Black faces a statutory maximum sentence of 20 years in prison, a $250,000 fine and...

                   

Texas Cattleman Pleads Guilty to Mail Fraud

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May 21, 2008
        

DALLAS — Oscar Black, 58, of Weatherford, Texas, who owned and operated OB Cattle, pled guilty today in federal court in Dallas to an Information charging one count of mail fraud, announced U.S. Attorney Richard B. Roper of the Northern District of Texas. Black faces a statutory maximum sentence...

                   
star-telegram.com: Oscar Black, left, shown at the 2005 Oklahoma Quarter Horse World Show. star-telegram.com

Weatherford businessman pleads guilty to mail fraud

star-telegram.com
May 21, 2008
        

Oscar Black's investors included several North Texas cutting-horse enthusiasts. ... By BARRY SHLACHTER Star-Telegram Staff Writer Oscar Black, a prominent Weatherford businessman, pleaded guilty Tuesday to mail fraud that resulted in losses of $3.59 million to two banks...