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| Man Gets Real Sentence For Fake Concert |
| By ocala.com |
| Published: 10/27/2010 |
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As an Elvis impersonator and local concert promoter for 30-plus years, Michael B. Myers is a veteran in the art of public persuasion. But he faced his toughest audience yet when he appeared before a circuit judge Tuesday to be sentenced on charges of organized fraud for promoting a bogus Kid Rock concert last year and stealing thousands of dollars from a man he considered a brother. Myers, 54, was ordered to serve five years in the state Department of Corrections. While being sentenced to prison was not a surprise, the time was slightly above the three-year sentence Assistant State Attorney Phil Hanson requested. Read More. |
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