Former ThermoEnergy CFO Andrew Melton Convicted of 17 Counts
A federal court jury convicted Melton, 69, of stealing $109,000 to pay an interior decorator's bill and of failing to remit $1.8 million in payroll taxes to the IRS. read more >
A federal court jury convicted Melton, 69, of stealing $109,000 to pay an interior decorator's bill and of failing to remit $1.8 million in payroll taxes to the IRS. read more >
A financial decision that Layton “Scooter” Stuart made in the weeks preceding his death in March 2013 is breathing fiscal life into Little Rock’s One Bank & Trust. The de facto capital injection is happening in a way that he didn’t plan and couldn’t have foreseen. read more >
Melton’s facing allegations that he used almost $110,000 of ThermoEnergy’s money to pay a personal judgment against him and then doctored the company’s financial statements to make it appear that the payments were legitimate business expenses. read more >
The former CFO of ThermoEnergy Corp., who was indicted on 12 counts of mail fraud more than a year ago, was charged Wednesday with five additional counts of employment tax fraud. read more >
Andrew Melton and Brandon Barber's two criminal cases are on tap on the calenders of federal court. read more >
Andrew Melton, the former chief financial officer of ThermoEnergy Corp. of Worcester, Mass., pleads not guilty to 12 counts of wire fraud linked with allegations that he stole $109,575 from the company. read more >
Layton “Scooter” Stuart, the former chairman, president and CEO of One Bank & Trust, isn’t alone in receiving attention as part of a criminal investigation into the financial dealings at the Little Rock bank. read more >
Andrew T. Melton, former chief financial officer of ThermoEnergy Corp., is indicted on 12 counts of mail fraud linked with allegations that he stole $109,575 from the company. read more >
